Veteran puts his spin on tornadoes
The clouds turned gray, creating a blanket of darkness in the sky. The wind began to swirl, picking up little bits of dust and debris and lightning lit up the sky like the beginning of a Friday night football game in a small Texas town. It began to drizzle and
Senioritis spreads across campus
Crystal Hinshaw, a criminal justice major, is one of the hundreds of seniors graduating from Texas Wesleyan this semester. She is also one of many students suffering from senioritis, which urbandictionary.com defines as a disease that has such symptoms as “laziness, an over-excessive wearing of track pants, old athletic shirts,
Dmitri Nelson fights for transgender issues
Dmitri Nelson cut a strip from a roll of white duct tape with little curvy cartoon mustaches on it. Carefully sticking the tape on his lips, he prepared for the long day ahead of him. He glanced in the mirror and admired his handiwork. Even though his green and blue
Rucker lives to ride and dive
Bill Rucker still holds on tight to his enjoyment of scuba diving and motorcycles, more than a decade after a bike accident in the Rocky Mountains cost him his left leg. Rucker, adjunct professor of exercise & sports studies, compares his experience in the water with how he believes birds feel
Getting through class is half the battle
The end of the year is a lot like driving with the gas light on. You’re completely aware that you are on your last gallon of gas. You keep reminding yourself to make it to the nearest gas station. You panic about the fact you are so close to your
