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Day: September 17, 2004

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Radio UTD brings live music with Rocktoberfest

Radio UTD is staying true to its listener base with its second eclectic, live concert Rocktoberfest Oct. 1 “We want to expose people...

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Men’s soccer begins play

When UTD men’s soccer coach Jack Peel scheduled the Division III defending national champions for an early-season match-up, he said he knew what...

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ZBT aims to defend Comet Cup

The chase for the fourth annual Comet Cup has begun with the start of another intramural sports season. And although excitement abounds, controversy...

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UTD alumnus files class-action suit against UC System

Around the world, UTD alumni continue to excel at their post-graduate endeavors. One such alumnus is Mo Kashmiri, a graduate of University California-Berkley...

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1,100 chime in on SlashDot.org posting

UTD garnered the national attention of the technological community Sept. 9 when computer science sophomore Chris Skalenda posted news of Information Resources’s (IR)...

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Letters to the editor

<strong>Fed up with fees, parking</strong> Am I the only one, or do we keep having to pay more, every semester, for less? $260...

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Kashmir conflict explored through ‘BExchanged’

Three UTD artists will combine dance, music, movies, voice and culture in an attempt to shine light on a dark issue. The conflict...

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UTD Police Scanner

<strong>Sept. 2</strong> A non-affiliated person was arrested at Waterview Park (WP) for three outstanding warrants from the Plano Police Department. UTD Police responded...

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BrainHealth Center lecture delves into teenage brain

Contrary to popular belief, teenagers aren’t aliens from other planets. They’re not possessed, they’re not mutants and they’re not diseased. Such was the...

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Cartoon Corner

<strong>Black & White</strong> by Luke McKenzie… <strong>”Pickles Count as Vegetables”</strong> by Leslie Dixon…

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