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For many college students, every penny counts. Funding is scarce when it comes to luxuries such as entertainment. Watching movies has historically been pricy, requiring either a $10 ticket at … Read More
Students answer the question, “What made you want to come camp out?” while waiting in line for basketball tickets.
Readers and viewers everywhere have been stupefied. After years of knowing that Ron Weasley and Hermione Granger were living happily ever after, J.K. Rowling reveals that Harry and Hermione should … Read More
Students of improvisation claim that their time in the theater has provided them with lessons that apply to many aspects of life.
Donations to SMU have created funding for new buildings on the northeast side of campus. Because of this, homes occupied by SMU faculty and staff will be demolished to make room for construction.
Eating organic produce, or anything green at all, is out of character for East Texans. They want their factory-farmed steroid-riddled meat breaded, deep-fried, and drenched in gravy. Don’t forget to … Read More
A hospital may not be the ideal place for a child, but Seacrest Studios helps to make the best of each patient’s stay through an internal television and radio broadcast tailored to children.
Don’t be deterred from dressing up for Halloween if you want to avoid the skimpy costumes.
SpongeBob is far from a parent’s worst nightmare.
Reading for a Reason hopes to improve literacy through a book drive and an on-campus event for first-graders.
