Daily Campus, Southern Methodist State University, TX
1 day ago by Sarah Bray, Fashion Editor, sabray@smu.edu
From her bold necklace and two huge stone rings, to her sparkling dangle earrings and vibrant tunic, Elizabeth Carlock makes a statement. The Dallas native's distinct, decked-out look is all her own, with pieces from her jewelry and tunic line: Elizabeth Carlock Designs.
Daily Skiff, Texas Christian University, TX
1 day ago by Maricruz Salinas
Students intended to make the football game versus the University of Utah on Nov. 14, a highly anticipated game between two ranked teams, a blackout game - a game where all TCU fans wear black to intimidate the other team. The fans' efforts are understandable.
Daily Skiff, Texas Christian University, TX
2 days ago by Julieta Chiquillo
The Interfraternity Council's move to approve the addition of an extra day to the rush process to give potential members more time to review fraternities should be applauded. Joining a fraternity is not a decision that should be taken lightly. Men who choose to go Greek are making a significant commitment, and they should make sure that the fraternity they pick is compatible with their interests and values.
Daily Campus, Southern Methodist State University, TX
2 days ago by Marissa Adamany, Health & Fitness Columnist, madamany@smu.edu
It's one of the most social activities we have. When you want to catch up with friends, go out for a fun night or even go on a date, it all involves going out to ... you guessed, eat.
But how can you be social and still fit into your jeans? You just need to learn how to be ordering-savvy.
Daily Campus, Southern Methodist State University, TX
2 days ago by Halle Organ and Marissa O' Connor, Health & Fitness Editors, horgan@smu.edu, moconnor@smu.edu
Many students never understood the excuse, "I just don't have time to workout," until they got to college. It used to sound like a pathetic justification to avoid the gym. But the reality of it is that between academic obligations, social outings and personal time, college students do not find it easy to squeeze an ample workout into their schedules.
University News, University of Dallas, TX
2 days ago by Nick Olson
Folks, we've reached the end of the longest economic contraction since World War II: U.S. GDP expanded at an annual rate of 3.5 percent in the quarter that ended in September. For the first time in four fiscal quarters (six if you consider the GDP expansion in the second quarter of 2008 to be a blip), U.S. GDP is expanding, home sales are up, stocks are up and Wall Street is celebrating now that, by general definition, the recession is over.
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