to be memorialized
Monday, January 16th, 2012Not all leaders were
saints, but revered for rising
above human sins.
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Not all leaders were
saints, but revered for rising
above human sins.
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Dreams fly as fast as
shooting stars, hurled by young minds
unhindered by doubt.
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The physics students
discovered laws of motion
while remaining still.
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Dorothy and her
friends were surprised to find a
jive robot instead.
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They’re with the band: Kate Hudson and Patrick Fugit star
in the 2000 coming-of-age film, “Almost Famous.”
It’s part of the 2012 Thursday Club Cinema lineup.
Black and White’s Thursday Club Cinema series last graced the screen at the Alabama Theatre 12 years ago. At the turn of the millenium, before Blu-Ray, or Netflix, or Hulu, or iPads and Redbox.
The weekly series returns tonight with a six pack of films all made around the previous 1998-2000 run.
(Note: Links below are affiliate links.)
Tickets are $9 online or at the door. The movies start at 8 p.m. Thursday at the Alabama Theatre, 1817 Third Ave. N., downtown [map].
For more information, visit the Black and White page or email thursdayclubcinema@readbw.com.
Video: “Tiny Dancer” sing-along, in a scene from
“Almost Famous”
Video: At the movies with Frank the rabbit,
in a scene from “Donnie Darko”
Video: Jane Lynch and Jennifer Coolidge discuss family dynamics,
in a scene from “Best in Show”
One meme said to the
other meme, “Start copying
me!” Each was unique.
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When we have no more
questions to answer, will we
remain curious?
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A look at today’s newspapers, with front pages showing Alabama’s win over LSU for the BCS National Championship on Monday.

The Anniston Star

The Birmingham News

The Decatur Daily

The Dothan Eagle

The (Florence) Times-Daily

The (Fort Payne) Times-Journal

The Gadsden Times

The Montgomery Advertiser

The (Mobile) Press-Register

The Opelika-Auburn News

The Tuscaloosa News

The (Alexandria) Town Talk

The (Baton Rouge) Advocate

The (Lafayette) Daily Advertiser

(Lake Charles) American Press

The (Monroe) News-Star

The (New Orleans) Times-Picayune

The (Shreveport) Times
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Alabama coach Nick Saban celebrates the BCS
championship with the team Monday at the Superdome.
Alabama took care of business in 2012 what it couldn’t do in 2011: Beat LSU. The Tide, entering at No. 2, blanked the Tigers 21-0 in the BCS National Championship game Monday night in New Orleans.
Quarterback A.J. McCarron and linebacker Courtney Upshaw won the offensive and defensive MVP awards, while coach Nick Saban became the first coach to win three BCS titles, including 2009 at Alabama and 2003 at LSU. McCarron is the first sophomore QB to win a BCS title game.
Kicker Jeremy Shelley put up 15 points, tying the bowl record for five field goals. Trent Richardson tacked on something called a touchdown in the final 5 minutes. LSU hadn’t faced a shutout loss since 2002, losing to … Alabama; Saban was the Tigers’ coach at the time.
The state of Alabama brought home its unprecedented third title, following Auburn’s in 2010 and Alabama’s in 2009. And the SEC earned its sixth consecutive BCS championship, though technically also adding its first BCS championship game loss.
LSU and Alabama had already met once this season in November under similar circumstances, ranked at No. 1 and No. 2, and LSU coming away with the win in overtime 9-6.
Alabama finishes 12-1, while LSU finishes 13-1.
Video: highlights from the Alabama-LSU game
Bama’s pluck and grit
have writ her name in crimson
flame. Fight on, fight on!
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Alabama running back Trent Richardson will face off against
LSU again tonight for the BCS National Championship.
It’s déjà vu all over again.
No. 1 LSU and No. 2 Alabama will face each other again, this time for the BCS National Championship. In their previous encounter Nov. 5, the Tigers won in overtime 9-6.
Since then, LSU (13-0) has remained undefeated, capturing the SEC Championship against Georgia Dec. 3 and … waiting. The Tide (11-1) returned to its winning ways, wrapping up with a win against Auburn in the Iron Bowl Nov. 26.
The title game is familiar territory for both teams, Alabama having captured it last in 2010 against Texas, and LSU over Ohio State in 2008.
A win by Alabama would make it the third consecutive year for the state to bring home a championship, following Auburn’s victory over Oregon in 2011.
The game takes place in the Superdome in New Orleans. Kickoff is 7:30 tonight, airing on ESPN and WJOX (94.5 FM) [livestream].
In other news:
Video: keys to the BCS National Championship for Alabama, LSU
The cries rang out clear
all over the state. Roll Tide!
Or is it Reauxll Tide?
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The coffee cup held
both beauty and warmth, topped with
an intricate stamp.
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Up the trail, he could
see the ridge through the trees stripped
of any pretense.
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Traditions define
and strangle a defiant
chunk of this country.
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