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Baked pickles, a crunchy delight
October 1st, 2013 by Jenna! Roosdett
If you’ve ever tried the fried pickles from Buffalo Wild Wings, you know they’re amazingly delicious. Making them yourself is much cheaper and a fair amount more healthy, too! Pickle lovers be warned: You might want to make more if you plan on sharing a batch with more than two other people.
Tune into ‘AM’ by Arctic Monkeys
September 24th, 2013 by Oliver Petraitis
You don’t have to believe an Al Gore supporter to see the ugly truth that global warming is real, and it’s affecting humans and our environment. But it also poses a particular threat to a certain rebellious and certainly misplaced species: arctic monkeys.
‘Tumblr,’ what is it?
September 24th, 2013 by Kelly Ireland
Guess what site was the winner of the Best Community, Best User Experience and Best Tablet App awards at the 2013 Webby Awards? No, it’s not Facebook or Twitter. It’s Tumblr.
The Campus Kick-off kerfluffle
July 10th, 2013 by George Hyde
Campus Kick-Off is a time of celebration. Clubs and organizations all around campus will have booths and activities for both newcomers and campus veterans alike. For students taking six or more credits this semester, there’s a free barbeque, sports, sales, comedy routines and a walk-in movie on the Cuddy Quad. Last year’s showing of “The […]
National TRiO Day: Know your resources
February 12th, 2013 by Nita Mauigoa
Students who are savvy with campus resources seem to have fewer headaches and more cash in their pockets. Attending a single campus event can open doors to an array of opportunities.
On Feb. 18, UAA will take part in the National TRiO Day of Service by hosting a free gathering in the Student Union from 10 a.m-12 p.m. packed with information on campus resources and food.
TNL Slideshow: The UAA Glee Club Rehearses for their Fall Concert
November 11th, 2012 by Vicente Capala
Cooking In College: Cooking fall dishes from family memories
November 5th, 2012 by Kate Lindsley
This meal is like the tryouts for hosting a Thanksgiving get-together. If you can make it through this recipe without setting the kitchen on fire, you’re all set for seating six to eight people at your dining room table on the third Thursday of November.
Guru Kate: Beer, Wine & Liquor…Not Nutritious??
May 1st, 2012 by Kate Lindsley
Why are there no nutrition facts on beer, wine or hard liquor? Drumroll, please … Alcohol is not nutritious! While this isn’t a big surprise, it is the main reason that alcoholic beverages aren’t covered under the law like most other foods. The logic is that alcohol is not a necessary part of the diet. […]
Meet your new USUAA presidential team
April 8th, 2012 by TNL Staff
Alejandra Buitrago and Andrew McConnell have been elected as USUAA President and Vice President, officially announced on Friday at 5pm. The two will assume the roles currently held by Ryan Buchholdt and Amie Stanley, beginning in the summer 2012 session. A total of 446 UAA students participated in this year’s USUAA election. Buitrago and McConnell […]
Engineering supplemental documents
January 24th, 2012 by Younger Oliver
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Crimes of the Week! January 13-19
January 22nd, 2012 by TNL Staff
A list of crimes that occurred around UAA campus between January 13 and January 19, 2012 UPD Crime Log 1.13.12 Includes seven traffic incidences and two incidences of larceny among other infractions.
O.R.W.- And a Joyful HanuKwanzaaMas to You!
December 18th, 2011 by Alden Lee
In an age where everything we say has the potential of being considered politically incorrect—where “chairman” has become “chairperson” and homeless people prefer to be called “residentially flexible”—the holiday season has become a nightmare of PC relations. “What can I say so that I’m not offensive?” wonder people all over the nation as wintertime festivities […]
Dozens of Occupy protesters arrested at Berkeley
November 10th, 2011 by The Associated Press
BERKELEY, Calif. (AP) — Dozens of people were arrested during Occupy demonstrations at the University of California, Berkeley campus, as authorities twice clashed with protesters trying to set up encampments. The bulk of the arrests came Wednesday night, as authorities in riot gear confronted demonstrators. Television news footage from outside the university’s main administration building […]
