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Sara P's Fast 5: The Souths Oldest Rivalry Round 2

Auburn, Ala. (EETV) - No. 2 Auburn will look to continue their 'party crasher' role in hopes of extending their likelihood of making their first College Football Playoff appearance.  The Tigers have one more team in their way of their push for a national championship, No. 6 Georgia, a team they know all too well. Facing the Bulldogs for the second time in a month will be no easy task for Auburn, but after looking back over the last game and where both teams stand now, Auburn has to make minimal changes the second time around.  So, for the SEC Championship, I decided to switch things up and break down the first meeting of Auburn and Georgia and what could change the second time around.  You can read my 5 keys to taking down Georgia to see how Auburn was able to beat the Bulldogs the first time, and in my opinion, how the Tigers can win a second time. 


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Shooting Reported on North Gay Street in Auburn

AUBURN, Ala (EETV)- Auburn police are investigating a gunshot that occurred early Tuesday at an apartment complex located in the 800 block of North Gay Street. According to police division spokesman Lorenza Dorsey, officers responded to the shot fired call and that their preliminary investigation indicates that a single gunshot was fired from an upstairs apartment into floor below. Dorsey states that the incident steamed from a verbal altercation in the upstairs apartment and that three males were seen leaving the seen of the upstairs apartment before officers arrived.


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Iron Bowl party ends, on to the SEC Championship

According to Auburn star tackler, Trey Matthews, the team is allowed a 24 hour celebration period after a win, after that it's on to the next one. Head coach Gus Malzahn dismissed the notion of any iron bowl celebration carrying into this weeks preparation.


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SGA Approves For the Funding of the BSU Step Show

On Monday Night the SGA finalized the bill to fund the Black Student Union for their National Pannehelinic Council Step Show happening in Spring 2018. The Black Student Union represents the interests and concerns of black students at Auburn University and they strive to intertwine all aspects of black student life for the purpose of improving the campus environment.  They are being funded $5,000 towards this event.


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Miss Auburn Top Five Announced

AUBURN, Ala (EETV)- The Top Five candidates for the Miss Auburn position were announced Tuesday night. Bailey Sullivan, Bria Randal, Mary Spencer Veazey, Zuri Foster and Kathryn Kennedy were announced as this year’s candidates.


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Political Strategist and former White House Journalist Visit Auburn

AUBURN, Ala. (EETV)- Veteran Democratic political strategist Donna Brazile and longtime ABC News White House Corespondent Ann Compton spoke at Auburn University’s Student Center Ballroom Tuesday evening. The event, which was part of the University’s Critical Conversations Speaker Series, was meant to be a dialog on recent political events, especially how they relate to the media. The conversation was moderated by Auburn University Associate Provost for Inclusion and Diversity Taffye Benson-Clayton and featured questions from members of the Auburn community who were encouraged to use the hashtag #AUConvos.


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Auburn Students Claim Harassment by Auburn White Student Union

AUBURN, Ala (EETV)- Two students claim that a group calling themselves the Auburn White Student Union has started harassing them off campus.  The students, Alex and Lydia, who wish to be referred to only by their first names, say that they feel that the group has stalked them.  “Wake up and I see a sticker outside of my window, I didn't even see it first he [Alex] saw it and let me know and it’s directly outside of my kitchen window,” said Lydia, “and it’s just the sticker behind the stairs of the Auburn White Student Union.”  Alex and Lydia mentioned that orange and blue stickers stating “Auburn White Student Union” have appeared on outdoor spaces close to their apartment, something they say is especially unsettling given recent events.  “And they have the eagle which everyone else views as something Auburn-related, I feel that they might have fines and everything that you can’t use any Auburn propaganda or Auburn symbols in your propaganda that they wouldn't approve of,” said Lydia, “and so it’s like they’re still being allowed to use the eagle, it’s like does Auburn actually support them, is Auburn actually okay with having a White Student Union, because that’s not okay it’s not what I thought was going to happen when I came to Auburn.”  When the group first became visible last spring, Auburn University required the group to remove Auburn University copyrighted items from their website.  Lydia believes that some of the alleged targeting might stem from her activism promoting inclusion for those with disabilities and for speaking out against the on-campus speech by white nationalist Richard Spencer last spring.  “I feel that I’m also probably targeted because I try to be open and what not...and accepting of other people and a lot of differences,” said Lydia, “and so I guess that they don’t like that.”  The Auburn White Student Union, which according to Auburn University Assistant Vice President for Student Development Haven Hart is not an authorized campus organization, has been connected to out of state groups and white nationalist organizations.  In recent years, white nationalist leaders have increasingly tried to organize Auburn students and host events on campus.