August 19, 2004 – Page 3

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...

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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...

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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...

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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,...

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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...

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.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...

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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...

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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...

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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...

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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....

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