The Daily Texan, University of Texas, Austin, TX
1 day ago by J.J. Velasquez
Lauren Dickens furiously stroked the keys of her MacBook Pro in her fall 2006 psychology class. But rather than take notes, Dickens usually either visited MySpace or Facebook or played "Gridwars," an online game she downloaded during class, which she said caused her grades to slip.
The Contraband, McNeese State University, LA
1 day ago by Shea Vidrine
This is it, McNeese-my final column of the semester.
During my short tenure as a live music columnist for The Contraband, I have had the privilege of being entertained by a number of local and out-of-area bands. I have thoroughly enjoyed writing to you every week, McNeese, and exposing the existence of a fun and vibrant music scene in the lake area.
The Daily Texan, University of Texas, Austin, TX
3 days ago by Mary Hooper
"This is dumb," 10-year old Aisha Burns ridiculed her best friend. Amanda Quiroz was plucking strings during an after-school music program at Eduardo Villarreal Elementary School, while Aisha looked on with a smirk.
Pine Log, Stephen F. Austin State University, TX
4 days ago by Tara Powdrill
The Recording Industry Association of America is putting its foot down to students who illegally download music by sending out pre-litigation settlement letters to college students who live on campus across America.
"So far SFA students have only received cease-and-desist letters," Dr.
Daily Campus, Southern Methodist State University, TX
5 days ago by Jessica Roska, Associate A&E Editor - Fashion, jroska@mail.smu.edu
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Pine Log, Stephen F. Austin State University, TX
5 days ago
Come Shop Downtown Nacogdoches from 6 to 9 p.m. Friday.
First Friday Nights continues this month, with live entertainment and late night shopping. Sponsored by the Nacogdoches Main Street Program and the Downtown Business Association, May marks the ninth month of First Friday Nights.
Daily Campus, Southern Methodist State University, TX
6 days ago by Samantha Urban, Associate Entertainment Editor, surban@smu.edu
Well, fellow moviegoers, it's that time of the year again. It's the time when temperatures climb, public pools open for business and Hollywood movie studios treat us not as intelligent humans, but mindless wallets, willing to shell out for anything loud, sexy, adapted from a comic book or all of the above.
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