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The Federal Communications Commission voted to get rid of net Neutrality in December. This decision could lead to an unequal internet for Americans and a rise in internet data prices. Graphic by Hannah Lathen

No Net Neutrality can hurt students

February 16, 2018

Spending hours binge-watching Netflix and YouTube may soon become too expensive for college students. On Dec. 14, 2017, the Federal Communications Commission voted 3-2 to end net neutrality. Net neutrality...

Rams should respect their roommates

Rams should respect their roommates

February 16, 2018

Now that the spring semester is in full swing, I feel I need to address an issue for those who are living with roommates in a dorm room. I have lived in a dorm here at Texas Wesleyan and at the University...

Social Stigma by LaTerra DNa Wair

Social Stigma by LaTerra D’Na Wair

December 21, 2017

https://soundcloud.com/ngozi-agwaziam-akinro/social-stigma-by-laterra-dna-wair

Drugs and Hip Hop by Alpha Diallo

Drugs and Hip Hop by Alpha Diallo

December 21, 2017

https://soundcloud.com/ngozi-agwaziam-akinro/drug-use-and-hip-hop-podcast-by-alpha-diallo

The One Day Journey- Ep1

The One Day Journey- Ep1

Tina Huynh December 21, 2017

https://soundcloud.com/tinytina3008/the-one-day-journey-ep-1

The E3P Program was established at Texas Wesleyan in 2003. 
Logo courtesy of txwes.edu.

Rolf and the Road to Global Citizenship

December 21, 2017

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yUwsWXxlOqU

President Donald Trump has been accused by 16 women of sexual harassment or misconduct.
Photo courtesy of imbd.com.

Trump shouldn’t get special treatment for sexual misconduct

November 21, 2017

In the past two months, headlines have been filled with accusations against big Hollywood names regarding sexual assault or sexual harassment or more. Producer and film executive Harvey Weinstein was...

Harry Styles performed at the Toyota Music Factory in Irving on Oct. 10. Styles promoted treating people with kindness through his show.
Photo by Hannah Lathen

Celebrities use fame to impact change

November 2, 2017

A few weeks ago, I attended a Harry Styles concert in Irving, Texas, and I was happily reminded of the positive influence celebrities and public figures can have on the public. One of the statements Styles...

Standing for justice by taking a knee

November 1, 2017

National Football League players continue to stand for what they believe is right by taking a knee.The idea of taking a knee for social justice started last season, when San Francisco 49ers quarterback...

Wesleyan reacts to kneeling

Mattie Morris November 1, 2017

Football players kneeling during the national anthem has become extremely controversial.Texas Wesleyan Athletic Director Steve Trachier said he has mixed emotions about the subject.“I have three brothers...

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Mutants and Star Trek take over fall TV

October 10, 2017

When students get a break from studying for exams or practicing for games, they can check out the brand new and returning shows on TV or online this fall, all of which will either creep you out or keep...

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The world lost an icon when Hugh Hefner died

October 10, 2017

On Sept. 27, the world lost Hugh Hefner, an icon who was dynamic in not only the sexual revolution, but also the civil rights movement and the fight for LGBT equality.Hefner, who died at age 91 in his...

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