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Obstructed signs cause danger
Several stop signs around campus are obscured or completely hidden from sight. In a sample taken of the city in an area near campus, three stop signs were found to be partly covered up by foliage out of 25 signs observed. One sign was completely covered and only visible from a few feet away when driving.…
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This is a stop sign in Commerce obstructed by tree branches. |
Arabian Night marks end of International Education Week
The Association of International Students (ASI) ended International Education Week with Arabian Night in the Student Center on Nov.19. Arabian Night was a chance for the students at Texas A&M University-Commerce to get a feel of the Arabic culture.
"We wanted the students to understand and know the Arabic culture," graduate student and ASI president, Helen Magalhaes said.…
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A bellydancer entertains attendees of Arabian Night in The Club last Thursday. |
Sports Weekend PreviewWomen's basketball tips-off Friday in season opener
The women's basketball team will represent Texas A&M University-Commerce in the Drury University tournament starting tonight when they take on the tournament hosts at 6:15. This will be the Lions' first competitive game this season and head coach Nicole Anderson's first game in charge.…
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Men's basketball 2-0 after St. Edward's tournament
The Texas A&M University-Commerce men's basketball won their first two games of the season on Nov. 15 and 16 against St. Edward's University and Trinity University. The wins gave A&M-Commerce their first 2-0 record since the 2004-2005 season.
"It feels good to be undefeated because we've had such great teams that have had slow starts in the past few years," said head coach Tom Walker.…
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EditorialPedestrian safety fixed with careful drivers
It is undeniable how fast-paced our lives have seemed to become these days. Instant communication, drive-thru and speedier modes of transportation have all ingrained a sense of impatience in our daily lives.
This does not mean we can race through life and around and across campus, oblivious to the safety of pedestrians and other drivers in Commerce.…
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Better organized cross-walks and lighting at various intersections could help lower the number of pedestrians hit by vehicles in Commerce. |
Video Sound OffShould we have the entire day before Thanksgiving off |
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