The brain trust adjourned,
having come up with brilliant
plans no one would do.

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Who had what? And why
am I paying for someone
else’s martini?

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No map, no compass,
just a nagging sense of one
direction and goal.

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Rains pelted with no
place to go, bringing stinging
icy bullet wounds.

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She would fret about
the world and its numerous
imperfect people.

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They looked for hope, they
waited for deliverance.
Dusty grew the chants.

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Technology, norms,
culture, society. All
quickly evolving.

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Change was scary, and
so the resolute became
the never-started.

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Bricks with paint tell the
story of a city with
big aspirations.

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The most powerful
tools of our lifetime, used to
waste moments and gawk.

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A look at today’s newspapers, with front pages showing Alabama’s win over Notre Dame for the BCS National Championship on Monday in Miami.

The second-ranked Tide (13-1) beat the top-ranked Irish (12-1) 42-14 to claim its third title in 4 years. For those who like streaks, the victory marked the state’s fourth national championship and the SEC’s seventh title.

Alabama

The Anniston Star

The Birmingham News

The Dothan Eagle

The (Florence) Times Daily

The (Fort Payne) Times-Journal

The Gadsden Times

The Huntsville Times

The Montgomery Advertiser

The Opelika-Auburn News

The Selma Times-Journal

The Tuscaloosa News

Indiana

The (Bloomington) Herald-Times

The Evansville Courier and Press

The (Fort Wayne) Journal Gazette

The (Fort Wayne) News-Sentinel

The Indianapolis Star

The (Jasper) Herald

(Lafayette) Journal and Courier

The (Munster) Times

The (Richmond) Palladium-Item

The South Bend Tribune

Florida

The Miami Herald

Pensacola News Journal

South Florida SunSentinel

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Also:

• Alabama wins 2011 BCS National Championship: newspaper front pages
• Auburn wins 2010 BCS National Championship: newspaper front pages
• Alabama wins 2009 National Championship as seen on newspaper front pages

Adults should act like
adults, except for adults
who aren’t quite there yet.

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The Catholics prayed
for salvation, while Baptists
damned their wretched foes.

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The closest colleague
reeks of cheap tobacco and
some baby’s spit-up.

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The toddler ran from
diner to diner, like a
waiter in training.

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