Auburn University - Plainsman

Students take risk when using drug to stay awake
By David Ingram
Associate Intrigue Editor
Although a recent study showed that illegal drug use is on the decline, it also showed legal drug abuse is increasing

Students planning to take the Graduate Record Examinations or the Law School Admission Test have a limited time to do so before both tests will undergo changes.

After forming a committee and holding two open forums over an 11-month span, SGA announced this week that the new name of the former Holiday Tree Lighting will be “Holiday Celebration featuring the Lighting of the Christmas Tree.”

Sexually transmitted diseases are common on college campuses, and the numbers keep growing

By Tori Allen
For 19-year-old Sarah (not her real name), life was perfect. She had a caring boyfriend, supportive friends and school was getting along fine. But one day, she began to experience unbearable pain during sex and noticed bumps around her vaginal opening.

By SARAH BROCK
Senior Reporter
A resolution supporting posttenure review was soundly defeated at a faculty meeting Tuesday by an 89-11 vote.
At the meeting, Provost John Heilman presented a draft of the proposed post-tenure review program, which was renamed the Faculty Development Review Program.

 
Infographic by Jon Culver, Design Editor and Sarah Brock, Senior Reporter

The University’s College of Veterinary Medicine has launched an internal investigation following last week’s allegations by People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals (PETA).
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A resolution supporting posttenure review was soundly defeated at a faculty meeting Tuesday by an 89-11 vote.

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