Day: August 22, 2004
The plight of a metal head in a pop world
We are a small but proud race, but what defines a “metal head?” It would have to be a person’s unquivering and unadulterated...
Sports Briefs 08/23/04
<strong>Comets picked first in ASC Coaches’ Poll</strong> The UTD men’s soccer team, last season’s American Southwest Conference championship runner, has been tabbed as...
One nation, under courts …
The California Supreme Court just issued its ruling in the landmark cases Lockyer v. City and County of San Francisco and Lewis v....
Los Alamos not in sights
Los Alamos National Laboratory (LANL) may not be the target in UT System’s sights after additional security breaches have caused a wavering consideration...
‘Brothers Grim’ exploits deformations
While some visitors to “The Brothers Grim Side Show” dropped their jaws in amazement at the show’s supposed oddities, its collection of human...
Fall enrollment nears 14,000
Despite a major increase in tuition, UTD has managed to grow “comfortably” with projected growths in enrollment and credit hours registered. According to...
Life & Arts Briefs 08/23/04
<strong>Thomsen Fund offers culture to students’ lives</strong> For students high on culture but low on funds, the Thomsen fund can help. As the...
My two cents
A wise man once said, “Time flies like an arrow and fruit flies like a banana,” and never has that been more accurate....
Date Rape Awareness Week slated
Speaking from the perspective of a male rape victim, UNT senior Jerod Benjamin will add a new dimension to Date Rape Awareness Week...
‘AvP’: all glory, no story
Before, it was “In space, no one can hear you scream.” But then those pesky Predators brought the battle to Earth. And now...