Day: August 25, 2014

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Living in Recovery

New center opens, aims to help students recovering from addictions Students seeking help with substance use disorders or any addictive behavior can look...

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Serious Summer Training

Athletes prepare over the break and face tough regimens, early mornings and new changes as they get ready for the year New era...

CommentaryLife & Arts

Creative twists engage viewers

Moss, Duplass keep “The One I Love” real A romantic comedy disguised as a dramatic indie film in science fiction wrapping, the genre-crossing...

Life & Arts

Scriptwriter shares career tips, stories at AnimeFest

Scores of people dressed as their favorite anime characters flocked to the Sheraton in downtown Dallas for the annual AnimeFest. Not only was...

CommentaryLife & Arts

‘Sin’ sequel offers nothing new

Stunning monochrome visuals fail to supersede shallow female roles, lack of novelty in ‘A Dame to Kill For’ If presented as a shameless...

Life & Arts

First freshman class faced unprepared administration

Unforeseen challenges marred Class of 1994 experience Every year, campus lights up around the end of August as students return for the fall...

Campus NewsNews

Int’l student health insurance plans fall short

Updated: A previous version of this article was printed in error. Andaleeb Iftekhar’s name was spelled incorrectly. The Mercury regrets these errors. Miscommunication...

Campus NewsNews

Life after ATEC uncertain for graduates

Arts & technology students struggle to find desired employment, develop appropriate work portfolios from curriculum He has 12 hours left in the ATEC...

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