Daily Campus, Southern Methodist State University, TX
2 days ago by Ken Ueda, Columnist, kueda@smu.edu
This statement is really a recapitulation of Pascal's wager, so I will level his argument and expect to never hear this argument from any sort of educated individual, as I have heard the aforementioned questions many times.
Pascal's wager goes something like this: There are two choices you can make with two metaphysical possibilities, thus making a 2 x 2 matrix of payoffs.
Daily Skiff, Texas Christian University, TX
2 days ago by David Hall
Last week's Democratic National Convention in Denver showcased the first time many Americans got a glimpse of Barack Obama's running mate, Sen. Joe Biden of Delaware.
Daily Skiff, Texas Christian University, TX
2 days ago by Joey Parr
Hillary Clinton's Tuesday night speech at the Democratic National Convention in Denver was as effective as her gaudy, orange pant-suit. It kept my attention, served its purpose and was aesthetically disturbing.
Daily Skiff, Texas Christian University, TX
3 days ago by Kelli Trapnell
As a sophomore this year, coming to TCU was pretty strange for me, thanks to all of the changes taking place on campus. Although I was aware that the old Student Center would be rubble when I returned this fall, it still came as a shock to see the impressive Brown Lupton University Union sitting proudly on Stadium Drive.
Daily Campus, Southern Methodist State University, TX
3 days ago by The Daily Campus Ed Board
August 29. Dayton, Ohio. John McCain announces his VP. And the winner is… Sarah Palin? Sarah Palin was certainly a dark horse candidate for the vice presidency. But was she the right choice? Edboard decided to take a look at the pros and cons:
Pros:
She's a woman.
North Texas Daily, University of North Texas, TX
4 days ago by Christina Thurston
The rain fell heavily as I sat in my room, breathing in the damp air of the outdoors. I leaned over toward the open window, wondering where this sudden storm had come from.
Passing it off as typical Texas weather, I closed the curtains and went back to my reading.
North Texas Daily, University of North Texas, TX
4 days ago by Tracy Everbach
There it sat in my e-mail inbox: the dreaded question no professor wants to hear. "I wasn't in class on Tuesday," the student wrote. "Did I miss anything important?"
I cringed. How could she write that? Did she not know how long it took me to prepare a scintillating lecture and dream up interesting activities to entertain and inform my class?
I swallowed hard and hit the "reply" button.
Daily Campus, Southern Methodist State University, TX
5 days ago by The Daily Campus Ed Board
It was supposed to be a fun three-day weekend for SMU students. Fraternities socialized with the new freshmen, students congregated in front of Dallas Hall in an attempt to cheer the Mustangs on to a first-game victory, and then something not so expected happened: five SMU students found themselves amidst yet another drunk driving accident.
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