Daily Skiff, Texas Christian University, TX
1 day ago by Michael Lauck
When I read articles like last week's "Neglect of Clean Water Act troubling," by Courtney Baker, it makes me wonder what world some people are living in.
The article makes it seem like pollution is getting worse than it really is and that Americans are suffering from some sort of poisoning epidemic.
Daily Skiff, Texas Christian University, TX
1 day ago by Julieta Chiquillo
Usually when you pick up the Skiff, you'll notice a sports picture on the left-hand side inviting you to flip to page 6. Or maybe you just want to check the weather forecast at the bottom of the page. Unfortunately, that space has been devoted to housekeeping this week with a slew of corrections and clarifications, which is something we are not proud of.
Daily Skiff, Texas Christian University, TX
2 days ago by Christi Aldridge
I am, by all accounts, a non-traditional student. I graduated high school in the 1990s and I am the proud mom of two kids. I have always felt right at home at TCU, even among my younger peers. However, it has come to my attention that perhaps one generation gap could provide many amusing misunderstandings.
Pine Log, Stephen F. Austin State University, TX
2 days ago by Jonathan Garris
ess published an article about the growing trend of homeschool curriculum rejecting the concept of evolution in favor of creationism and intelligent design. The article itself stated that "Christian-based materials dominate a growing home-school education market that encompasses more than 1.
Houstonian, Sam Houston State University, Tx
3 days ago by Brad Basker - Contributing Writer
Anxiousness is always in the air as college students across America wait to be released for Spring Break. It's a chance for a brief liberation from the dreadful life of higher knowledge and social accommodation, and is foreplay for the tanning days of summer.
Houstonian, Sam Houston State University, Tx
4 days ago by Brittany Pires
There are millions, possibly billions, of members on social networking sites, and the numbers are increasing. On Facebook alone, over 400 million people are active users. Sites such as Facebook, Myspace and Twitter have become a hobby for many and an obsession for some.
Pine Log, Stephen F. Austin State University, TX
4 days ago by Garret Cook
Facebook, Twitter, Myspace, Skype, text messaging, instant messaging, Facebook messaging, Myspace messaging, cell phones, home phones, e-mail, snail mail, fax machines, television, radio.
The list is endless. Communication at instant speed. It is a never-ending 24-hours-a-day, seven-days-a-week stream of words and conversations.
Pine Log, Stephen F. Austin State University, TX
5 days ago by Marie Leonard
Last Thursday, thousands of college students could be seen protesting tuition increases and budget cuts at universities all over the country. The protests stemmed from a movement in California last November where students had been protesting $1 billion budget cuts to higher education and the 32 percent hike in undergraduate tuition fees for the 2010-2011 academic year The University of California system approved late last fall.
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