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the Crimson White Barriers still stand in sorority rush process By Will Tucker on September 14, 2011 1:35 AM CST Share373 Sherles Durham, a freshman, went through Fall 2011 rush, only to be dropped from recruitment in the third round of events. She suspects her race came into play in the decision to drop her. / CW | Drew Hoover The first headlines in newspapers across the country on Sept. 11, 2001 didn?t come from New York City. Before four airliners changed course and changed history, one of the top national stories that day was about a girl, a dream and the sororities at the University of Alabama. Sept. 9, 2001 had been bid day. Melody Twilley (now Melody Zeidan), a black sophomore, had just been summarily rejected by all traditionally white sororities at Alaba