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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...

By The MercurySeptember 17, 2004

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Cartoon Corner

Black & White by Luke McKenzie… ”Pickles Count as Vegetables” by Leslie Dixon…

By The MercurySeptember 17, 2004

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Sports Briefs 09/20/04

Taylor named top offensive player Every American Southwest Conference East offensive soccer player of the week in 2004 has worn a Comets jersey....

By The MercurySeptember 17, 2004

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Artists’ obsessions show in ‘Excessive’

While words such as “excessive” or “obsessive” might sometimes be used to describe persons with psychological or emotional issues, John Pomara, artist and...

By The MercurySeptember 17, 2004

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SGA’s online voting still out-of-line

Editor’s Note: Following is an editorial of The Mercury’s editorial board. The Editorial Board consists of the newspaper’s management team (editor-in-chief, managing editor,...

By The MercurySeptember 17, 2004

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1,100 chime in on SlashDot posting

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

By The MercurySeptember 10, 2004

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Power cables replaced

Eighteen-hundred pounds of cable later, feeder lines one and two have been replaced, restoring perpetual power to campus. The administration reached its goal...

By The MercurySeptember 10, 2004

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Truce declared in wireless war

UTD Information Resources officials said Sept. 10 they are reversing their previous decision to ban private wireless access points in Waterview Park after...

By The MercurySeptember 10, 2004

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A ‘Welcome’ week for UTD students

Despite power outages and Texas heat, UTD’s first full week of classes witnessed a campus overflowing with activities. Welcome Week 2004, sponsored by...

By The MercurySeptember 10, 2004

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‘BetaTest.2’ showcases experimental art

For students in need of visual and intellectual entertainment, “BetaTest.2” promises to stimulate with its mixture of technological, theatrical and other visually experimental...

By The MercurySeptember 5, 2004

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