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Shame on you and your lack of spirit

When I saw a sign with arrows pointing to the poster-bearer’s nether regions inviting opposing players to “Chocktaw this,” I didn’t know whether...

By The MercuryAugust 19, 2004

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Local author offers a unique religious perspective, story

Visiting UTD on the day after the debut of Mel Gibson’s controversial “Passion of the Christ,” one religious author with a unique perspective...

By The MercuryAugust 19, 2004

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Shapleigh suggests overhaul

Sen. Eliot Shapleigh, D-El Paso, visited UTD on Feb. 7, attracting a diverse crowd of approximately 300 people to hear his proposal to...

By The MercuryAugust 19, 2004

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UT students study government in nation’s capitol

As one of UTD’s representatives in the Bill Archer fellowship program, senior Thomas Tracy is living in D.C. and working with environmental issues....

By The MercuryAugust 19, 2004

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New sign needs new positioning

At last, someone installed some stop signs on Drive A at Rutford. Well done. But whoever did it, didn’t get it quite right...

By The MercuryAugust 19, 2004

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‘Lifeline’ talks you into stupor

“Lifeline,” the new survival horror game from Konami, provides a mixed and ultimately disappointing experience. It’s the second game to feature the headset,...

By The MercuryAugust 19, 2004

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Blue October to headline ‘Big Concert’

The alternative rock band Blue October is set to rock the UTD campus as headliners of the second annual “Big Concert.” Scheduled for...

By The MercuryAugust 19, 2004

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Lab venture too risky for cash-strapped UT

Lab venture too risky for cash-strapped UT Editor’s Note: Following is an editorial of The Mercury’s editorial board. The Editorial Board consists of...

By The MercuryAugust 19, 2004

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Alpha Phi Alpha: A fraternity of firsts

The Tau Xi chapter of the Alpha Phi Alpha fraternity is an organization of firsts as the first African-American fraternity on campus throwing...

By The MercuryAugust 19, 2004

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R-Type fends off aliens

Shoot-em-up games have come a long way since societal rejects poured a mint of quarters into “Space Invaders.” “R-Type Final” shows just how...

By The MercuryAugust 19, 2004

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