Day: August 19, 2004
Incoming freshmen will have homes in Waterview’s Phase VIII B
Waterview’s construction of Phase VIII B aims to accommodate UTD’s growing freshman class before it bursts at the seams. Robert Lovitt, vice-president for...
Guitarist wows crowd
Tension mounted outside of the Jonsson Performance Hall on Feb. 20 as music enthusiasts were turned away from a rapidly sold out performance...
Be mindful of world abroad
Spring Break, that wonderful waste of a week, is not an opportunity to take lightly. The decision in front of you (or behind...
Let’s abort this never-ending debate
The U.S. Supreme Court’s decision in Roe v. Wade legalized abortion more than 31 years ago. Now that same Roe, alias Norma McCorvey,...
Stuck for Spring Break There’s still time …
Spring Break Ski Trip: For the snow bunnies among you, take advantage of the newfound warmth and drive at least 12 hours to...
.500 at mid season, UTD men poised to challenge for playoffs
A .500 start (6-6) has the UTD men’s basketball team primed to make a challenge for the American Southwest Conference post-season as Eastern...
Shame on you and your lack of spirit
When I saw a sign with arrows pointing to the poster-bearer’s nether regions inviting opposing players to “Chocktaw this,” I didn’t know whether...
Local author offers a unique religious perspective, story
Visiting UTD on the day after the debut of Mel Gibson’s controversial “Passion of the Christ,” one religious author with a unique perspective...
Shapleigh suggests overhaul
Sen. Eliot Shapleigh, D-El Paso, visited UTD on Feb. 7, attracting a diverse crowd of approximately 300 people to hear his proposal to...
UT students study government in nation’s capitol
As one of UTD’s representatives in the Bill Archer fellowship program, senior Thomas Tracy is living in D.C. and working with environmental issues....