UA in the News: February 24, 2009
Tax preparers fighting bill researched by UA students – “Henry V” comes to UA – Birmingham mayor speaks at UA
Tax preparers fighting bill researched by UA students – “Henry V” comes to UA – Birmingham mayor speaks at UA
At The University of Alabama, the distinct disciplines of theatre and engineering were acting as a band of brothers during the 2008-2009 academic year in an attempt to make Shakespeare’s history play “Henry V” come alive, both theatrically and mechanically.
The University of Alabama’s Frozen Tide Hockey Team will compete in the 2009 Southeastern Hockey Conference Championship, beginning on Feb. 27 at the Pelham Civic Complex.
Dr. Donald Prothero, professor of geology at Occidental College in Los Angeles, will speak on “Evolution: What the Fossils Say and Why It Matters” at the first Alabama Lecture on Life’s Evolution, or ALLELE series, for 2009.
UA students create literacy campaign – UA professor’s film debuts in Germany – UA faculty comment on Alabama’s economy, real estate market, job outlook, campus fashions – UA events – and more…
The University of Alabama will host a regional Science Olympiad competition for middle and high school students Saturday, Feb. 28, at 9 a.m.
The University of Alabama’s department of theatre and dance presents Shakespeare’s soaring history play “Henry V” from Tuesday, Feb. 24, to Sunday, March 1, in the Marian Gallaway Theatre.
For Dr. Gary Mankey, professor of physics at The University of Alabama, the material permalloy represents not only the future of magnetic data storage, but also the grand-prize-winning entry in an international calendar contest.
Student group gives tours of UA to middle school students — UA students take part in Great American Sleep-Out — Civil Law Clinic offers free legal advice — Annual Harold Basowitz memorial lecture tonight
The January 2009 New Construction Report, which includes building permits and housing starts, is now posted and available at The University of Alabama’s Center for Real Estate Web site. The address for the site is http://acre.cba.ua.edu/construction_statistics.php.