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ACE: Tutoring service makes difference
Getting a degree can be a challenge. In order to graduate, students are required to take courses outside of their major to facilitate a well-rounded education, but this means that most students will encounter classes that force them to work outside of their strengths.
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Why we need to elect the GOP
Since you only print letters from hate ‘the President and government’ crowd, I submit this one for you to proudly publish.
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JSU: Grounds for a beautiful education
This week’s Town and Gown is written by Julie Skinner, a graduate assistant in the Office of Public Relat
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New governor will have his work cut out
The new governor, whoever is elected this year, when they enter the Governor’s office in January of 2011 will be walking onto the deck of the Titanic. Never in my lifetime, nor most of yours, have we witnessed the likes of the horrific dilemma the new governor will face when he takes over the reigns of state government. However, this spring as I sat observing the Legislature it became obvious that the governor will not be alone. The Legislature will be an equal partner in the impending disaster. They also will be facing the tsunami with the new administration.
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Gambling is still a hot topic in governor’s race
by Steve Flowers
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Political polling may not be an exact science. However, a poll today conducted by a professional top notch firm can most times be taken to the bank. The polling on this year’s political races has been right on the money.
JSU volleyball team wins on, off court
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Team chemistry has been the key to success of the Jacksonville State University Lady Gamecocks Volleyball team the past few years. Coming off their first NCAA Regional Tournament win after going 17-1 in Ohio Valley Conference play they look to keep that chemistry together. It shouldn’t be too hard as they return all but one starter.
It’s all about teaching, learning and sportsmanship
by our readers
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The season’s over, that s the scheduled league T-ball and Little League season is over and there is only one thing left to accomplish – the season-ending team party. That’s what got me to thinking. Why a party? Every game was a party with refreshments and celebration, win or lose. So why the season-ending party?
Want a worse America, then vote Republican
by our readers
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The right wing media is aflutter about how the GOP may regain a majority in Congress.
Shelby’s fundraising skills keep him on top
by Steve Flowers
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Last week we closed with the fact that if Dr. Robert Bentley wins the governorship in November, Tuscaloosa will be the home county of both the Governor and our senior U.S.
Carmin Industries provides lasting impression
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Tristin Biggs knows what it feels like to put in a hard day’s work. Proof of his work ethic and talent will now be forever visible in the floor of Jacksonville State University’s new Stadium Towers residence hall. His pride and joy, a thirteen-foot wide JSU crest made from granite shipped from China, was worked on for months by Biggs who runs a waterjet cutting machine at Carmin Industries, located right here in Jacksonville. In fact, Biggs cut every piece of the crest recently laid in the entryway of the dorm.
Tax hikes in this economy?
by Congressman Mike Rogers
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As Congress gets ready to take a six-week district work period, instead of staying at work to come up with common sense solutions to our growing economic problems, the summer temperatures are on the rise just like Congress’ seemingly never-ending spending spree.

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