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THURSDAY, OCTOBER 20, 2016 SERVING THE UNIVERSITY OF VOLUME 123 | ISSUE 27 ALABAMA SINCE 1894 GAMEDAY 4 Abortion 9 3D Printing Watch No. 1 Alabama and No. 6 Staff Columnist Will Leathers The University of Texas A&M face off this Saturday elaborates on his pro-life beliefs Alabama offers 3D in Bryant-Denny Stadium as the explaining the science behind printing options to Crimson Tide attempts to continue human life and how this principle students and faculty leading the rivalry. Kick off begins is crucial to understanding the who may be working at 2:30 p.m. value of human life. on projects. A THIN LINEPhoto Illustration CW / MK Holladay College students struggle to report domestic violence When domestic violence encompasses both these. The National Domestic Violence Hotline were violence reported to UAPD in 2015. Similarly, physical and verbal abuse, victims can encounter celebrated being in operation for 20 years this UAB’s police department reported 35 incidences of any combination of violence ranging from year, and October is Dating/Domestic Violence domestic violence in 2015. belittling, insulting and shaming to hitting, Awareness Month. However, while victims very seldom file kicking and weapon use. The partner is left by the According to the National Center for Domestic reports to the police, counseling support is more wayside, isolated, in fear, often times for their life and Sexual Violence, 28 percent of college-aged frequently sought out. While counseling services and in desperate need of help. students experience some form of partner do not report on the number of domestic violence Domestic violence, where the perpetrator violence. Despite that national average, at cases they receive, the University of Michigan feels a need for control, can encompass all of Alabama, only 31 counts of domestic and dating does report the statistics. Michigan’s counseling CONTINUED ON PAGE 7 Spring 2017 registration begins Friday, November 4! sheltonstate.edu CONNECTCONNEC WITH USUS! THURSDAY 2 October 20, 2016 VISIT US ONLINE cw.ua.edu facebook The Crimson White instagram thecrimsonwhite twitter @TheCrimsonWhite SCENE ON INSTA cw.ua.edu P.O. 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Editor | Jordan LaPorta [email protected] NEWS Thursday, October 20, 2016 3 IN NEWSBRIEF Nov. 8. “Absent overwhelming evidence Commercial fl ights that there is [voter fraud], it would not be for me to say that there is,” she told may come to MSNBC. Tuscaloosa Compiled by Jordan LaPorta Talks are underway to possibly bring Two Americans back commercial airline services to the Tuscaloosa Regional Airport, according killed in Afghanistan to a WIAT report. A meeting will be held this week between a consultant The U.S. military announced on company hired by the City of Tuscaloosa Wednesday that two Americans were and four possible commercial airlines: killed in Afghanistan. This is the first American Airlines, SkyWest Airlines, time an American has been killed there ViaAir and Southern Airways Express. since the death of Staff Sgt. Matthew According to its website, the TRA is a Thompson in August. general aviation airport that has nearly The deaths occurred after an 60,000 operations each year. While it attack near a coalition base in Kabul, serves The University of Alabama, Afghanistan. The identities of the Mercedes-Benz and some surrounding victims have not been released yet, counties, a commercial airline has not pending next-of-kin notification. operated there in nearly 20 years. The However, they have been identified as a city is hopeful that fact will soon change. service member and a civilian. “[Commercial airlines at TRA Officials from the U.S. Department are] definitely something the people of Defense have said that others were of Tuscaloosa have wanted,” City wounded in the attack, but not fatally. Councilman Kip Tyner told WIAT. The attack occurred at Camp “There is hardly a week that goes by Morehead, an ammunition supply point where someone doesn’t say, ‘Are we located outside of Kabul. Officials said ever going to get airline service back in U.S. personnel were there on a train, Tuscaloosa?’ So I think that for the first advise and assist mission when an time we are making a concerted effort unknown gunman opened fire at an to do just that.” entry point. The gunman was also killed Commercial airlines at the Tuscaloosa in the exchange. Regional Airport could make an impact “Anytime we lose a member of our for UA students, as the ever-growing team, it is deeply painful,” said Gen. out-of-state student population would John Nicholson, commander of U.S. potentially be able to fly into or out Forces-Afghanistan and Resolute Students load supplies into trucks for Haiti relief. CW / Jake Stevens of Tuscaloosa. Support. “Our sympathies go out to the Compiled by Rebecca Rakowitz families, loved ones, and the units of UA students raise donations for Haiti relief those involved in this incident.” Reps push back Compiled by Rebecca Rakowitz By Bennett Stansell | Contributing Writer got together to help out is significant to me,” Laguerre said. “It means over voter fraud Justice Roy Moore Last week Alabama students a lot because I know what they are held a donation drive outside of going through.” Multiple Republican power players, refuses to leave Bryant-Denny Stadium, collecting Laguerre assisted with the including some from within the Trump first aid materials to be sent to Haiti donation collection by spreading the Campaign, have come out against offi ce to help the hurricane recovery effort. word about the event to local media. the GOP nominee’s claim that the After receiving an order on Oct. 10 Hurricane Matthew hit Haiti’s HERD scrambled to collect as many presidential election will be rigged in from Justice Lyn Stuart ordering him southern peninsula as a category donations possible in a short amount favor of Democrat Hillary Clinton. to remove his personal belongings from four hurricane on Oct. 4, leaving of time. Over the weekend, Trump made the Alabama Judicial Building, suspend- nearly 1.4 million people in desperate “We did not have a lot of time,” waves in New Hampshire with ed Alabama Chief Justice Roy Moore need of assistance. To help provide Laguerre said. “We basically had accusations of widespread voter fraud has refused to clear out his office. this much-needed aid, The University four days.” and media collusion with the Clinton Last Friday, Moore’s lawyer Mat of Alabama’s Haiti Economic HERD only held the donation Campaign.

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