The Ranger, San Antonio College, TX
8 hours ago
The Ranger urges support for adjunct faculty, says VIA still a bargain even with fare hike and recommends blended courses
Ram Page, Angelo State University, TX
22 hours ago by Casey Ferguson, Contributing Columnist
This is what we now to be true:
Earlier this year, coffee giant Starbucks turned a bit unconventional, serving their hot beverages paper cups bearing a new logo for a short period of time. But it wasn't a new logo; it was their old logo, slightly modified to make it a little more family friendly.
The Battalion, Texas A&M, TX
1 day ago by Timothy Snowden
The column by Christopher Buckley in the Sept. 17 issue of The Battalion was an interesting analysis from the viewpoint of the smoker.
The Battalion, Texas A&M, TX
1 day ago by Nathan Ball
The drama continued on Wall Street and on Capitol Hill Monday, when the U.S.
Ram Page, Angelo State University, TX
2 days ago by Anthony Valva, Contributing Columnist
So through my various sources of information, I have run across an interesting article talking about a possible new Nintendo DS.
Now normally I wouldn't be writing about this because it is still a rumor, but it's the details of the rumor that caught my attention.
The Ranger, San Antonio College, TX
2 days ago by Melissa Toscano Lazcano
"Dos de Octubre; no se olvida" is a historical motto that still resounds in the hearts of Mexicans familiar with the events of 1968. "Second of October; don't forget."
No, I'm not referring to the Olympic Games set in Mexico City that same year, but of the military shooting of students and civilians resulting in unknown hundreds of wounded, dead and disappeared individuals during a student meeting at Plaza de las Tres Culturas in Mexico's Tlatelolco.
Houstonian, Sam Houston State University, Tx
2 days ago by Bryan Honeycutt
Bryan Honeycutt warns: this is not based on actual events or people for that matter. It is a silly story and not relevant to real life. There isn't a moral, either.
Daily Skiff, Texas Christian University, TX
2 days ago by Greg Snow
This campaign season is not an ordinary season. It involves an election that deals with a variety of socially-conscious issues regarding race. When Barack Obama announced he was running for president last year, his campaign was setting a precedent for years to come for young black leaders.
The Rice Thresher, Rice University, TX
2 days ago
Valhalla closing unfair measure To the editor: Why is Valhalla closed? I have heard many rumors. I read something about a violation by students of a dry campus policy during Hurricane Ike ("News in brief: Valhalla closed indefinitely" Sept. 19) in the Thresher last week.
The Rice Thresher, Rice University, TX
2 days ago by Natalie Larsen
Nervously slipping in and out of dreams and waking nightmares, I literally jumped off my bed when my floor rep pounded on the door. My off campus refugee and I quickly grabbed our stuff and headed downstairs to the shelter. Hurricane Ike was making his grand entrance.
Daily Campus, Southern Methodist State University, TX
2 days ago by Nicole Jacobsen, Opinion Editor, njacobese@smu.edu
When the university implemented the idea of the Task Force, students cringed at the suggestions looming on the horizon.
How is it humanly possible to complete dozens of hours of homework each night when you already have long-term projects, tests, extra curricular activities and a social life competing for your time?
Think of it this way: in an extreme situation, a student spends eight hours a day in class.
The Rice Thresher, Rice University, TX
3 days ago by Brian Reinhart
To the Honorable Sarah Palin, Governor of Alaska: Earlier this month, just days after your nomination for the vice presidency, we learned that your teenage daughter, 17-year-old Bristol Palin, is pregnant. Already the talk about the miniature scandal is dying down, but you must still be distressed that this calamity occurred in your own family and that it was thrust into the national spotlight.
Daily Campus, Southern Methodist State University, TX
3 days ago
As I read through one of Leveraged Sellout's latest stories, the absurdity of the current financial situation finally sank in. Merrill Lynch was purchased by Bank of America, which, as the Leveraged Sellout blog puts it, is like "…Target just acquired Neiman Marcus.
The Ranger, San Antonio College, TX
3 days ago
Houstonian, Sam Houston State University, Tx
3 days ago by Jade Zimpfer
Jade Zimpfer discusses the technology revolution and the growing dependency on personal computers. Can students go a day without Facebook?
The Daily Cougar, University of Houston, TX
3 days ago
For liberty-loving people, these past weeks have been exceptionally hard. The free market always becomes the media's whipping boy whenever the economy freaks out. The misrepresentations around these events are staggering.
The Battalion, Texas A&M, TX
4 days ago by Abid Mujtaba
Leo Szilard, a Jewish Hungarian-American physicist, is considered the father of the nuclear chain reaction and, consequently, the atomic bomb.
Daily Skiff, Texas Christian University, TX
4 days ago by Maggie Fraser
By the time late August rolls around, most young American girls have done their back-to-school shopping and are eagerly looking forward to another year of friends, fun, field trips and inevitable piles of homework. Some are working hard to be accepted to a university or to get a job in order to further their lives and to benefit society.
Daily Skiff, Texas Christian University, TX
4 days ago by Sarai Brinker
The study abroad experience is nothing new to TCU students. One area our university excels in is in providing ample opportunities for students, resulting in one in three TCU students making a trip abroad at some point during their college careers.
The most common destination for study abroad students is Europe by a landslide.
The Daily Cougar, University of Houston, TX
4 days ago
I have been reading the articles in The Daily Cougar about the Student Government Association and its recent trip to Austin concerning the Texas Student Association. Though it's good to hear that SGA President Sam Dike is attempting to assemble a statewide organization that could help students, our group's experience with Dike indicates that he, in fact, does not have any interest in representing students.
Ram Page, Angelo State University, TX
5 days ago by Benjamin S. Rossi, Cartoonist
Daily Campus, Southern Methodist State University, TX
5 days ago
Along with the military, sports is one of the last bastions of institutionalized homophobia in this country. Consequently, the sports closet is deep and dark.
Who hasn't heard rumors about an athlete's sexuality?
For years, rumors have circulated that Troy Aikman is (was) gay.
The Optimist, Abilene Christian University, TX
5 days ago by Lydia Melby
One of my friends skipped Chapel on Friday to wait outside the Brown Library for someone. Luckily for everyone involved, that someone did not show because my considerably muscular friend had a few choice words for the person who thought it would be a great idea to steal his bicycle out of his front yard and drop it in front of the library's entrance.
The Optimist, Abilene Christian University, TX
5 days ago by Daniel Johnson-Kim
Saturday Night Live comedian Tina Fey's impersonation of Alaskan Gov. Sarah Palin is
spot on-smiley, clueless and dangerous.
Dressed in Palin's now infamous rimless lasses, the comedian's imitation of Sen. John Mc-Cain's vice presidential pick is a hit with American audiences and has even joined the campaign coverage.
The Daily Cougar, University of Houston, TX
5 days ago
I am writing in response to the letter to the editor, "SGA ignores student demands" (Thursday, Opinion). The letter, written by Tiffany Le, portrays a complete misrepresentation of the facts regarding the fair trade bill passed by the Student Government Association Senate.
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