Tim Cato / Contributing Writer Microsoft made its return to the gaming platform battlefield in a 12 p.m. press conference earlier today in Redmond, Washington, unveiling details about the new Xbox One console...
Read more →When I first came to UNT three years ago, my plan didn’t include working in the dark, windowless basement of the General Academic Building—also known as the NT Daily. The plan was to get in and get out of school...
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Read more →According to the most recent census, about 54 million Americans—one in five—have a disability. Those people with disabilities are just that, people. Their disability is only part of their lives. People...
Read more →Our Twitter feeds certainly got a workout last week. Between the Boston bombings, the West, Texas, fertilizer explosion and all the other unfortunate breaking news items, we felt glued to our screens day and night. You...
Read more →The following editorial appeared in the Houston Chronicle on Tuesday, April 23. Throughout history, great civilizations have always explored. Hundreds of years ago it was countries exploring new continents....
Read more →There is no shortage of reasons why Dzhokhar Tsarnaev deserves to die. Above all, he deserves death simply for the alleged murder of Martin Richard, the 8-year-old boy killed by one of the bomb blasts...
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Yesterday was a rough day for CNN. Sure, the bombings at the Boston Marathon this week whipped all of our favorite cable news networks into a frenzy of coverage, but CNN has the biggest reason to be a little...
Read more →On Monday, I chose not to post anything on Facebook, but simply watch instead. Like many other college students following the terrible events unfolding in Boston, social media enveloped me all day. When...
Read more →Yesterday, two bombs went off at the finish line of the 117th annual Boston Marathon. At time of print, three people are dead and more than 144 are injured, some severely. If you want the gritty details,...
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Doing the Honors
21 May 2013
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