The Battalion, Texas A&M, TX
5 days ago by James Cavin
Usually, the word "free" is a very positive thing: free food, free love, free pEr.$crip-tIOn drugs.
The Daily Cougar, University of Houston, TX
2 days ago by Hillary Corgey
The controversy surrounding "intelligent design" occasionally pops up in the education system. Since 1999, there has been at least one challenge to evolution each year. Although "intelligent design" advocates want "equal time" for their idea, it is nothing more than an attempt to gain political influence over schools and to insert religion where it does not belong - in a science classroom.
The Battalion, Texas A&M, TX
3 days ago
Dean Bresciani, vice president for student aff airs, is gone but not forgotten. That was obvious Tuesday after monitoring comments on thebatt.com.
The Daily Cougar, University of Houston, TX
3 days ago by Rami Ollikkala
It is quite interesting what happens when you put someone's name on a building. Inexplicably, the person for whom the building is named graduates to a level where the more controversial aspects of his or her life seem irrelevant. For instance, when the name John Edgar Hoover appears on a sign in front of the FBI Headquarters, he turns from the father of the first Red Scare into a mystical entity whose example should be followed by new employees at the Department of Justice.
The Daily Texan, University of Texas, Austin, TX
3 days ago by Dave Player
Mack trucks and cranes block the roads, debris renders sidewalks useless, an ever-present layer of dust hangs in the air, and high-rise complexes grow like weeds on every corner. West Campus has become a modern-day Babylon with new buildings cropping up one after the next.
The Daily Texan, University of Texas, Austin, TX
4 days ago by Leah Finnegan
What if we treated televisions like we treat guns? We could own them, but they'd have to be concealed - bolted into display cabinets, carried in extra-large holsters under our suit jackets or kept under sheets like sleeping canaries - and we could only use them in cases of dire emergency.
The Battalion, Texas A&M, TX
5 days ago by Abid Mujtaba
n a darkened theatre punctuated by the slow crunching of popcorn, the audience gazes in wonder as our hero steps in to a time machine to right the past and save the future, and I cringe.
The Daily Texan, University of Texas, Austin, TX
5 days ago by Leah Finnegan
If you're a woman who enjoys eggs and beer in the company of mixed genders, Arizona may not be the best place for you. According to a June 28 article in the New York Times, Barbara Van Sittert and her husband decided that they wanted to start eating eggs together for breakfast at the Phoenix Country Club, where they paid thousands of dollars per year to belong.
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