‘Campus carry’ not the problem
Thomas Hopkins, Staff Writer
May 21, 2015
On every campus across the state of Texas there are professors, administrators and students who have been watching the status of House Bill 937, or the “campus carry” bill. For some, it means the ability to legally and efficiently defend their person at a place they spend a great deal of their time.
¡Feliz Cinco de Mayo!
May 5, 2015
In a little over two hours, the battle was over and the French army of over 5,200 troops retreated in defeat. From this battle the slogan “Yo soy Mexicano!” was embraced as a rally cry, meaning, “I am Mexican!”
The choice of measles
Alyssa Foley, Editor In Chief
February 12, 2015
Parents’ choice not to vaccinate their children against deadly diseases is often based on the belief that vaccines can cause autism. This belief has its origins in a study lead by British gastroenterologist Andrew Wakefield, published in 1998 in the medical journal, “The Lancet”. The study was deeply flawed and was later retracted. Among other issues, the subjects were not controlled, assessments were not blind and data was not completely and systematically collected.
Je Suis la Liberté, le Respect et la Tolérance
Maria Smith, Staff Writer
January 31, 2015
If someone feels that he or she must take up arms to defend their god or philosophy or is tempted to use a weapon to protect themselves from a joke, at that moment the person betrays their pathetic fragility. There is no loud crying, slogan or even an explosion, as hard as it sounds, that might convince you otherwise.
Ana Gonzalez, Editor-in-Chief
June 27, 2019
From a timeless classic in 2000s gaming, “Crash Team Racing (CTR)” wowed many “Bandicoot” fans on the first PlayStation. With the past success of “Crash Bandicoot:...