James Rambin // Contributing Writer n the unlikely event that you follow the exciting world of our university’s funding closely, you might recall that a few days ago, news broke that UNT may have misreported its finances to the state for at least 10 years, claiming to have $23 million more
Obed Manuel // Senior Staff Writer If you’re a broke college student looking to join Netflix, it may be time to reconsider the move. Earlier this week, Netflix announced it will raise the price of its instant streaming service by $1 or $2 for new subscribers before July, reported by the
n the 1980s, UNT was a lot cooler. I’m not just counting the decade’s fashion, music, or amazingly low hamburger prices – we used to have a bar on campus. It was called the Rock Bottom Lounge, located in the first-floor room of the Union you probably knew better as
Joshua Knopp // Senior Staff Writer Earlier this month, late night television lost an icon when David Letterman announced he would be retiring next year. A week later, CBS announced Stephen Colbert’s move to take Letterman’s place. Normally, giving the paragon of political satire a bigger timeslot and a broader
ames Rambin, on behalf of Kam Willard and myself, University of North Texas Student Government Association Student Body President-Elect and Vice President-Elect, I appreciate you writing this article for three reasons: It was fair, it was accurate and it stirred discussion amongst our peers about a serious issue within the UNT
ast Wednesday, UNT SGA announced the election of a new student body president. There’s a good chance this is news to you — I didn’t even know his name until after he won, and I’m pretty sure I voted for him. His name is Troy Elliott, he’s a sophomore studying
Lt. governor David Dewhurst simply can’t get the ultra conservative monkey off his back. Just two years ago, Tea Party darling Sen. Ted Cruz surprisingly defeated Dewhurst in the Texas Republican primary for the senatorial nomination. Dewhurst now appears to be well on his way out of Texas public office
Christina Ulsh // Design Editor xtensive stretching, the quality assessment of alcohol, the mentality behind sex and drug statistics are only a handful of topics UNT students can learn about. You may wonder how to fill remaining required hours for your degree plan. With early registration starting for graduate and honors
James Rambin // Contributing Writer redicting the future is a great way to disappoint people who haven’t been born yet. Every year for the last half-century, some “expert” says we’re only 15 or 20 years away from the mind-blowing technological leaps that would make the world a better place — fusion
merica lost a grandfather last week. He lived the quintessential life. He was married since 1952 and worked a distinguished legal career. He fought Jim Crow laws in the 1960s and sued Ronald Reagan when he appointed an ambassador to the Vatican. After being disbarred in 1989 over an unfortunate
