June 5, 2004 – THE MERCURY

Postcard from Africa

Editor’s Note: The UTD Mercury is highlighting the adventures of UTD students who travel abroad. In this installment, Sophie Rutenbar, a junior social...

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UTD needs language to achieve top-tier status

D.S. Croft once said, “If you can speak three languages you’re trilingual. If you can speak two languages you’re bilingual. If you can...

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UT Regents select Huffines as chair

The UT System Board of Regents unanimously elected James Huffines as its new chairman during a June 2 meeting, less than one month...

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Pub should not serve alcohol yet

The prospect of alcohol being served on campus may still be in the early stages of consideration, but what does this mean for...

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‘River City Ransom EX’ better resurrected

Back in the days of the eight-bit Nintendo system, side-scrolling fight-’em-ups like “Double Dragon” and “Battletoads” were a dime a dozen. Sadly, a...

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UTD Police Scanner

May 12 UTD Police and Richardson Fire Department responded to a medical assist at Waterview Park (WP) Apartments. A non-affiliated person was transported...

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RHET 1101 gets revamping

The Freshman Year Experience (FYE) movement is coming to UTD, but instead of a march on campus it will arrive in the form...

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Letters to the Editor – June 7

Inefficient lawn wateringon campus I’m writing to call attention to a problem I see on campus that is particularly serious during the summertime....

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‘Nova’ performance inspires despite minimal music program

UTD performances are often satisfactory but uninspiring, however “Musica Nova: Music of Five Centuries” was refreshingly phenomenal. The venue was full even though...

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Presidential search may end in September

UTD may have a new president as early as September, just less than a year after President Franklyn Jenifer’s resignation last October, according...

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