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Impersonations of politicians on “SNL” aren’t usually too far from the truth, but one presidential candidate’s reality seems to mirror her stereotype too closely for her campaign staff’s comfort.
Panama City Beach is a popular vacation destination for North Texans, but new regulations have been put in place for Spring Break.
February is not just a month to recognize love; It is also a month to educate teens about teen dating violence.
Meadows Prize winner Will Power weaves African-American folk myths into his new musical, Stagger Lee.
Three of Southern Methodist University’s top political minds gave their election predictions Thursday at a Faculty Club luncheon entitled, “Election Day and Beyond: Blue Skies or Storm Clouds.” Dedman College Professor … Read More
The SMU Women Center’s new name seeks to better represent all of the services it has to offer.
SMU alumna Amanda Kovach, ’11, went from crunching numbers to crunching abs when she left a consulting job to open her own Pure Barre franchise in Allen, Texas.
With technological competition and political pressure at a palpable high, the coming years will be crucial to defining the relationship between innovation, free speech, and internet governance.
Area high school L.G. Pinkston faces a battle against the numbers. Almost 80 percent of students are “economically disadvantaged,” while more than three quarters of students are “at risk,” according … Read More
Amid the hubbub surrounding the Student Senate vote in favor of an LGBT senate seat, an important resolution sneaked its way to passage Tuesday. Student Senate voted to publicly support … Read More
