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Ashlee Woods’s Biography

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My name is Ashlee Woods and I'm the editor-in-chief for 1956 Magazine. I'm a student at the University of Alabama, majoring in News Media with a minor in Political Science. I have always been a fan of sports and this past April, I took the jump into sports journalism by starting my own blog, Ashlee's Breakdowns. Since then, I was hired by the Crimson White as a staff reporter for the sports desk. I was also hired by Last Out Media, a local sports market in Philadelphia, to write for football an…

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One More Step: What it will take to clinch a title win against Ohio State

One More Step: What it will take to clinch a title win against Ohio State

The Crimson Tide has one more hurdle to clear before returning to their title-winning ways: the National Cham…

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Opinion | Student athletes marched, but has anything actually changed?

Opinion | Student athletes marched, but has anything actually changed?

The United States was built on exploitation. The exploitation of Native American people. The exploitation of …

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nineteen-fifty-six-vol-1-no-1-inspiring-firsts

nineteen-fifty-six-vol-1-no-1-inspiring-firsts

This is the very first issue of Nineteen Fifty-Six magazine. The theme, Inspiring Firsts, can be seen through…

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The Year 2020 in Sports

The Year 2020 in Sports

A year filled with immeasurable joy, inconceivable pain and loss; 2020 is a year most of us would rather neve…

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Sports and Social Justice: Are The Two Mutually Exclusive?

Sports and Social Justice: Are The Two Mutually Exclusive?

Let's take a trip down memory lane, shall we? In 2017, my high school senior project was geared towards Colin…

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Undefeated and Undeterred: Women's basketball off to a fast start

Undefeated and Undeterred: Women's basketball off to a fast start

The Crimson Tide is currently 5-0 on the season, with its latest win against Mercer scoring 78-61. This is th…

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Where to watch Aces vs. Sparks today: Channel, time, schedule, live stream for Friday WNBA game

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By Ashlee Woods Verified
| Sporting News Verified
It's time for some more Friday night hoops, and on deck this weekend is a matchup between the Aces and the Sparks. Las Vegas' (2-2) 2025 season has gotten off to a rocky start. The Aces opened their season with a nearly 15-point loss to the Liberty on May 17. They managed to rattle off two straight wins against the Sun and the Mystics, but suffered their worst defeat of the season at the hands of the Storm on Sunday, losing by 20 points. Los Angeles (2-4) has also hit a bit of a rough patch.
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Women's College World Series free live stream: How to watch 2025 NCAA softball tournament without cable

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By Ashlee Woods Verified
| Sporting News Verified
The field is set for the 2025 Women's College World Series. Eight teams will battle for the title: Florida, Oklahoma, Ole Miss, Oregon, Tennessee, Texas, Texas Tech and UCLA. Oklahoma is once again the team to beat, as the Sooners are looking for a fifth consecutive championship. Can anyone stop Oklahoma's impressive run of dominance? We're about to find out. Here is everything you need to know about the Women's College World Series, including how to stream each game of the tournament.
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Schedule, channel, live stream for UIL finals

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By Ashlee Woods Verified
| BVM Sports
The Texas high school softball playoffs will continue this week with championship matchups. Games are scheduled to be played this weekend across the 1A, 2A, 3A, 4A, 5A and 6A brackets. For the first time ever, each of the classes mentioned above (excluding 1A) will be split into two divisions. That means two state champions will be crowned in each class. Championship weekend for Texas high school softball will begin on Thursday, May 29, and continue through Saturday, May 31.
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What was your first job as a journalist?

Working for the Crimson White

Have you ever used a typewriter?

I have once. I couldn't get the writer to slide back in position for a new line so I stopped.

How is social media changing news?

It has changed the credibility of it. So many writers are more focused on clicks that they cater their work to appease, instead of educate