Month: August 2013

  With the AUMnibus's new venture into publishing on the World Wide Web, we thought it was only logical to reflect on the very first AUMnibus article. This was the lead article in the very first AUMnibus. Back then, AUM was in a more remote part of Montgomery, as opposed to the booming area east Montgomery is today. Take a look at the content in the article, and discuss. Were you a student here on campus in 1971? What were some of your fondest memories? How has AUM changed? Here is the article in full. A text transcript is located below. When a 500 acre tract, which was part of the McLemore Plantation was purchased, a dream along with careful planning formed the site of a new campus. Registered AUM student have long awaited space and comfort to accompany the instit...

  If you are stressed out because classes are starting back, this is not the game for you. Introducing You Can't Do Simple Maths Under Pressure, a web-based game that forces you to do simple math while the timer gets faster and faster. It's quite fun, but also very nerve-racking. Try it out, and share what level you get to in the comments. I got to level six before failing. Try it out by clicking here.  

The smell of the new semester is in the air, and it's time to hit the books. Or maybe, perhaps, the YouTube videos instead. Enter Crash Course, a fun YouTube series that follows along to the history and science curricula. You may find yourself becoming a history buff in days or a biology guru in weeks. This may give you a significant advantage in you classes. Who would of thought that YouTube could be such a valuable tool for learning. Let The Fault in Our Stars author John Green take you through World History by starting here. Or you can go straight to the channel by clicking here.