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Rodney Edgar, a Lewisville sophomore, is only a few weeks away from finishing his core classes at NT. He is eager to start radio, television and film classes next semester, bringing him closer to fulfilling his dream of creating his own films. Edgar is ready, but the Army decided to pull him out of school and send him to Fort Sill, Okla. (0) comments
It's Friday, and 20-year-old Nina Duong from Keller switches gears from preparing events for her residents in West Hall to preparing for deployment for the Army National Guard. In August, Duong will deploy to Iraq, which will be her first time to be mobilized anywhere. (0) comments
"They will not have to wait in the lobby," she said. "They will have privacy." The nurse will also offer the victim a broad spectrum of antibiotics for any sexually transmitted infections, and the victim is given the option of taking Plan B, the morning after pill. (1) comment
About 77 backpacks filled with blankets, shoes, paper, notebooks, pens, pencils and other schools supplies are waiting at NT to be shipped to Afghan children. Operation Care is a national program that collects and sends the supplies. The program sends the supplies to U. (0) comments
The words 'We Will Not Be Silent' were the main theme Tuesday night in the Biology Building. Retired Col. Ann Wright, with the slogan across her shirt, spoke to a packed lecture hall in the Biology Building about the controversial U.S. policies under the Bush administration and the "quagmire in Iraq. (0) comments
Drive. Splash. Drive again. That's how a project by students from the department of engineering and technology building a giant amphibious vehicle could sound soon. The group is building the large go-cart style vehicle for a contest next year against other students from engineering schools around the country. (0) comments
PHILADELPHIA (AP) - Hillary Rodham Clinton ground out a gritty victory in the Pennsylvania primary Tuesday night, defeating Barack Obama and staving off elimination in their historic race for the Democratic presidential nomination. "Some counted me out and said to drop out," the former first lady told supporters cheering her triumph in a state where she was outspent by more than two-to-one. (2) comments
CIUDAD JUAREZ, Mexico (AP) - A teary-eyed American soldier accused of illegally driving guns and ammunition into Mexico said Tuesday he was just looking for a place to park so he could walk into Mexico for breakfast after a long night of driving. Instead, Army Spc. (0) comments
The Alpha Tau chapter of Lambda Theta Phi hosted the movie event at the courthouse-on-the-square to raise child safety awareness. Their president's name is Joseph Gonzales. The name of the fraternity and the spelling of Gonzales' name were incorrect in Tuesday's paper. (0) comments
