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Hey, over here, pick me

“Hello…is this the office of NBA commissioner David Stern?” “Oh good. Hi, Mr. Stern, this is Rich… Oh, this is his secretary. Well...

By The MercuryJune 27, 2004

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Postcard from: Italy

<strong>Editor’s Note: In conjunction with the Office of International Education, The UTD Mercury is highlighting the adventures of UTD students who study abroad....

By The MercuryJune 27, 2004

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Untangling the web of Net access options

With more and more classes utilizing WebCT, Pipeline and other online utilities, internet access is an ever-increasing necessity at UTD these days. However,...

By The MercuryJune 27, 2004

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UTD pitcher drafted

Compiling an 8-0 record with a 1.99 ERA last season, graduate Tony Adler confounded opposing batters like it was his job. Well, now...

By The MercuryJune 27, 2004

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Juneteenth celebrates culture, history

While Juneteenth is normally celebrated on June 19, UTD’s Multicultural Center decided to get the party started early by rejoicing and reflecting African-American...

By The MercuryJune 27, 2004

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Tofu: The other white ‘meat’

I am a vegetarian. I do not eat meat. I eat tofu. Tofu is one of those funny words. As a five year...

By The MercuryJune 27, 2004

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Celebrating July 4th

Fireworks, apple pie, parades and picnics … they’re all synonymous with a good ol’ fashioned Independence Day celebration. If you are looking for...

By The MercuryJune 27, 2004

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Presidential finalists delayed until search pool broadened

UTD’s next president may not be named until October or November after the June 17 search committee meeting was postponed until July 29....

By The MercuryJune 27, 2004

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Letters to the Editor 06/28/04

<strong>Inspiration for song lyrics should have come from within</strong> I find it appalling that the university would pay $10,000 for someone outside of...

By The MercuryJune 27, 2004

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‘Butcher Bay’ bucks the trend of movie-adapted games

Video game adaptations of movies have a long and glorious history of being astoundingly terrible. Most are quickly produced for the sole purpose...

By The MercuryJune 27, 2004

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