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The Auburn Villager
  Auburn, Alabama January 27, 2012  
 
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Pete Holloway, a full-time butcher at the Auburn University Lambert-Powell Meats Laboratory, processes a steer (a castrated bull).
AU meat lab: Feeding the public, teaching a trade
Auburn University is serving beef, pork and eggs with a side of research at the Lambert-Powell Meats Laboratory.
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Dr. Karen Teague DeLano, was interviewed by members of the community Tuesday morning at the Auburn Chamber of Commerce. If selected, she will replace the retiring Dr. Terry Jenkins.
Dr. Karen DeLano, ACS superintendent candidate
The interview process to hire the next Auburn City Schools superintendent started this week and will wrap up Feb. 7. Each week, The Auburn Villager will profile one of the three candidates for the position.
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 Headlines
Toomer's oaks to be replaced Auburn President Dr. Jay Gogue has accepted the Future of Rolling Toomer's Corner Committee's recommendation to replace the poisoned oaks with one or two large, live trees, according to Debbie Shaw, vice president of Auburn University alumni affairs.

Voters pass city's Five-Mill Referendum Thanks to the 1,103 Auburn voters who opted to favor the city's Five-Mill Referendum this week, a number of projects now have the funds to move forward.

Primary election races set for campaigning It is election season, and Lee County voters have decisions to make across the board in the upcoming primaries.

Beat Opelika! Headed down the home stretch of Area play, Auburn High is in the driver's seat.

ACS narrows down search for Jenkins' successor The searches for both for land and a new superintendent for Auburn City Schools are gaining steam.

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Signing Day to be bustling at Auburn High
When football coach Tim Carter first came to Auburn High School 11 years ago as an assistant, coaches used VHS tapes to share film of their players with prospective colleges.


 
 
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Headlines from Tigerland
Down to Auburn, Iowa and Michigan for Kozan . . .

With 10 games left in Auburn's regular season, little has changed in our almost-proprietary ranking of Auburn basketball plus-minus numbers . . .

The Crimson Tide also currently has a 103-meet win streak over Auburn, including three victories last year . . .

...more news from Tigerland.com

Community Calendar
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 Opinion

Design a punishment to fit the crime
Lee County District Attorney Robbie Treese is a popular man these days. Treese, in a sense, is at the center of the storm on this controversy surrounding the poisoning of the Toomer's oaks.  
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 Features
Now that really gets me riled... Sir Bullwinkle and Mr. Chips are discussing things.

AU's Rural Studio is subject of PBS documentary The late, legendary architect Samuel Mockbee and Auburn University's Rural Studio for aspiring architects are the subject of a documentary film by producer and director Sam Wainwrigh

Auburn gets a new performing arts center Auburn has a new performing arts center. A $10 million addition and renovation project at Auburn High School, called the Auburn Performing Arts Center, Julie and Hal Moore Center for Excellence, is expected to open this weekend after almost a year of construction.

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