Exclusive interview with woman who jabbed boyfriend
The East Texan was able to get an exclusive interview with Porscha Williams, the student who stabbed her then-boyfriend, Jerald Manuel, in a Jan. 6 altercation.
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Developmental courses will soon count toward a student's GPA. The new system, beginning Fall 2012, will be applicable to all students in developmental classes at Texas A&M University-Commerce.
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Demolition of the old Music Building is scheduled to be complete by Jan. 23 as Texas A&M University-Commerce prepares to make the area into a green space.
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Whitley Hall has been declared "structurally sound" by engineers that inspected the building after a section of bricks fell off the top of it last Sunday, although those same engineers suggested closing parts of the building off to students until steps are taken to secure its exterior.
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The University Police Department has issued a warrant for the arrest of a man involved in a stabbing incident at New Pride Apartments on the afternoon of Jan. 6.
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The Texas Higher Education Coordinating Board has granted two-year exemptions to the master of arts in sociology and master of arts in Spanish degree programs at A&M-Commerce.
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The mysterious vanishing of the campus cat population has prompted some staff and student concerns over their whereabouts and well-being. Over the past few years the feral felines flourished around the university grounds; however, reports show that as little as 4 remain.
The Music Building was officially dedicated at a ceremony and concert inside Finney Concert Hall this morning, nine months after it was originally supposed to happen.
The Texas Higher Education Coordinating Board will make a ruling on Oct. 27 on whether or not to go ahead with plans to eliminate certain A&M-Commerce degree programs.
A 500-bed residence hall is set to take the place of five Family Housing units as part of a complete remodeling of the southwest corner of campus.
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The second annual Block Party was held Friday, Sept. 16, on the walkway between the Rayburn Student Center and the Science building. The event, organized by The Club, featured four musical acts including Pleasure P and headliner Eli Young Band.
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With all of the construction and additions being made to the campus, the new site for a memorial dedicated to former student Rachel Erin Rollings is perhaps one of the more original changes.
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