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Monday, May 29, 2023

Tag: crimes against women

OPINION: SMU Needs to Increase Sorority House Safety
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OPINION: SMU Needs to Increase Sorority House Safety

Macy Debnam December 20, 2021

There is no doubt that SMU has the appropriate means to adequately protect sorority row – During the daylight hours, security regularly patrols the very parking lot for parking violations. If SMU PD put that same level of effort and into actually protecting the women on sorority row, it could save lives.

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SMU accepts $5 million for new legal center

Lauren Aguirre February 21, 2014

On Feb. 21, SMU announced the acceptance of a $5 million gift from Ray L. and Nancy Ann Hunter Hunt to create a new legal center at the Dedman School … Read More

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At the main entrance of SMU’s Dedman Center, the At the main entrance of SMU’s Dedman Center, the harmonious whirl of a blender quickly overshadows the steel symphony of metal doors slamming shut. The pleasant aroma of strawberries fills the air as herds of students patiently wait for their orders. 

Shake Smart, a healthy shake shop, is the newest addition to SMU’s vast array of on-campus eateries. The shop opened in January 2023 and is located in Dedman Center, SMU’s gym. 

Because this location is well out of the way of the student majority, businesses that land in Shake Smart’s space tend to cycle through every few years. 

Read the full story by Lizzie Sexton at the link in our bio. 📸 by Lizzie Sexton
Early in the morning, a potent earthy aroma circle Early in the morning, a potent earthy aroma circles a quaint space. Nishiki Sugawara-Beda slowly dips her intricately decorated sumi stick into the puddle of water that rests on a stone. 

A dark tint engulfs the stone as the top of the sumi stick melts into the water. The sumi stick, made with soot and animal glue, turns into ink when combined with a liquid. 

The Southern Methodist University art professor teaches painting, drawing and observation. As a Japanese American visual artist, she explores topics about culture and spirituality while using ancient Japanese materials, such as East Asian sumi ink. 

Read the full story by Amara Asrawi at the link in our bio. 📸 by Amara Asrawi
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SMU’s Upper Division Housing planned and set up a “Block Out the Stress” event on Tuesday on Dallas Hall Lawn. 

The event features activities such as painting, coloring, frisbee and more. 

Watch the video above or visit the link in our bio 🗞️

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