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Community gives perspectives on 'vanishing' Fry Street 36

North Texas Daily, University of North Texas, Denton, TX

1 day ago by Arash Sahba

Arson, corporate ownership and city regulations contribute to what former Voyager's Dream owner Mike Sutton calls "the vanishing of Fry Street." Sutton said the grassy, fenced-off area bears little resemblance to the variety of businesses that inhabited the space two years ago. But many new students have no memory of the old Fry Street and some wish the vacant lot could be replaced with something useful, like a grocery store. "This is my community," said Tommy Simmons, a communications design senior. "And I would like something that would make my life easier."

KTCU launches high school football show 17

Daily Skiff, Texas Christian University, Fort Worth, TX

1 day ago by Brian Smith

As the College of Communication continues to work toward developing a sports broadcasting degree, the college's radio station is ahead of the curve.

Researchers find Trouvadore slave ship 17

North Texas Daily, University of North Texas, Denton, TX

2 days ago by RANDOLPH E. SCHMID AP Science Writer

WASHINGTON (AP) - Marine archaeologists have found the remains of a slave ship wrecked off the Turks and Caicos Islands in 1841, an accident that set free the ancestors of many current residents of those islands.

Some 192 Africans survived the sinking of the Spanish ship Trouvadore off the British-ruled islands, where the slave trade was banned.

Marijuana prohibition two-faced 12

Daily Skiff, Texas Christian University, Fort Worth, TX

14 hours ago by Alex Turner

The March 8 death of University of Kansas student Jason Wren from alcohol poisoning raised a question in my mind: Why is it legal to drink yourself to death while marijuana and hemp are still illegal substances?

The prohibition of marijuana seems so hypocritical when you consider the fact that alcohol and prescription drugs can be just as disastrous and sometimes even more lethal than most illegal drugs.

Ugandan artist to teach at NT event 10

North Texas Daily, University of North Texas, Denton, TX

2 hours ago by Stephanie Daniels

This weekend at NT, the organization Let Art Talk will promote diversity through its teachings of an old-world craft.

Printmaking on bark cloth has been used in many countries around the world. The art will be introduced by Ugandan printmaker Fred Mutebi.


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AARO welcomes new students to the Hilltop


		AARO welcomes new students to the Hilltop

Daily Campus, Southern Methodist State University, TX

4 days ago by Brooks Powell, Staff Writer, blpowell@smu.edubro

This month, approximately 1,300 members of the class of 2013 and incoming transfer students will arrive on campus to participate in the annual Academic Advising, Registration and Orientation program (AARO).

The two-day program is designed to acclimate incoming students to their new surroundings by focusing on academics, campus resources and involvement opportunities, according to the SMU Web site.

McDaniel found guilty in former student's death

Daily Campus, Southern Methodist State University, TX

3 days ago by Nicole Jacobsen, Editor in Chief, njacobse@smu.edu

On May 14, 2007, Meaghan Bosch was found dead in a portable toilet in Hewitt, Texas, about two hours south of Dallas. For two years, police investigated the death of the 21-year-old, searching desperately for any answers that would lead them to her killer.

Fundraising for Bush Center enters 'quiet phase'


		Fundraising for Bush  Center enters 'quiet phase'

Daily Campus, Southern Methodist State University, TX

3 days ago by Sarah Pottharst, Staff Writer, spottha@smu.edu

As plans for the George W. Bush Presidential Center and Library progress, fundraising for the complex has slowed down and now entered the "quiet phase," according to Mark Langdale, president of the George W. Bush Foundation.

This "quiet phase" consists of speaking with large donors interested in contributing to the center.

Summer classes see enrollment spike


		Summer classes see enrollment spike

North Lake News-Register, North Lake College, TX

4 days ago by Ana Sabeti

Colleges in Texas have had a continuous growth in student enrollment each year since 2004, and North Lake College is no exception.

"We know that economy is a factor," said Teresa Isbell, director of Institutional Research Planning and Development. "Also, many students come back from universities to finish courses at a less expensive rate.

The misconception of White Pride

Et Cetera, Eastfield College, TX

16 hours ago by Jon Banks

When one thinks of black pride, there are many images that flood the mind. Perhaps, Martin Luther King Jr. giving a riveting speech or a group of Black Panthers rallying for equality. When a person hears of gay pride, other iconic thoughts might manifest as well, such as Harvey Milk's life story, the nation's first openly gay man elected to public office.

Transformers: Revenge of the Fallen: Special effects rock


		Transformers: Revenge of the Fallen: Special effects rock

North Lake News-Register, North Lake College, TX

6 days ago by Moshfiqur Rahman

Have you ever watched the movie credits roll and have a loss for words? Completely speechless? Utterly shocked and amazed? Like you can't believe what you just saw?

That's the way I felt after watching Transformers: Revenge of the Fallen.

Words cannot describe what you are watching on the screen.

New GI Bill benefits post 9/11 veterans

North Lake News-Register, North Lake College, TX

1 day ago by Alyssa Guiliani

The Department of Veterans Affairs is now accepting and processing applications for the Post 9/11 GI Bill, otherwise known as the "21st Century GI Bill."

The new law, which goes into effect Aug. 1, could open college doors to thousands of veterans, many of whom would not otherwise have considered college because of the expense.

The N building gets a face lift


		The N building gets a face lift

Et Cetera, Eastfield College, TX

6 days ago by Courtney Woods

Extreme Makeover, Building edition

The N Building receives an extreme makeover this summer. The N Building began its first of two phases on June 8 to enhance the learning experience for students.

Sign of the times

The UTD Mercury, University of Texas at Dallas, TX

6 days ago by Lauren Buell

Gov. Rick Perry had fighting words for top ranked U.S. schools after he signed House Bill 51, legislation intended to foster new national research universities in Texas, June 16 at UTD.

Comet Comics

The UTD Mercury, University of Texas at Dallas, TX

6 days ago

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