Texan Debaters to discuss vaccinations in Texas
This semester’s Texan Debate is approaching quickly. This year, the topic is whether or not every student enrolled in a public school in the state of Texas should be fully vaccinated.
Category: Fine Arts
Professors share their student pet peeves
“I really don’t like it when students have an excuse,” Hinson said. “I’d rather them just to be honest. If you overslept, just say you overslept. Don’t tell me that your car died, the dog died or some other reason that just doesn’t sound plausible. Just be honest. If you miss class, I’d rather just know that you were tired that day and didn’t want to come to class, rather than you had to do something else.”
Frazier to give ‘Last Lecture’ on Tuesday
“Life is full of surprises and we only need to open our eyes, minds and hearts to see what is there. We need to be open to the unexpected and treasure the journey that God has given us,” Frazier explained. “…It will be fun, entertaining and full of raw emotion. Let’s face it, if this was really my last lecture then there are some things that I want to remind people and we are going to go over that list.”
Taste of Erath fundraiser this Saturday
Vendors from across Erath County will gather at Bella Vita Ranch in Stephenville on Saturday, Oct. 5 at 6 p.m for the seventh annual Taste of Erath County fundraiser hosted by the Erath County United Way (ECUW). The community is invited to come for wine tastings and to try food and drinks from different vendors around the county.
On the spot: Improv at Tarleton
By Channing Flatt— Sports Editor Tarleton State University’s improv troupe is done making laughs off the top of their heads for the semester, but they’ll be taking suggestions from the audience as soon as...
Tarleton hosts Little Black Dress Exhibit
By Ashley Inge— Managing Editor Tarleton State University is putting on an exhibit called the ‘Little Black Dress’ in the gallery of the Clyde H. Wells Fine Arts Center through this Friday, Nov. 9. ...
Student juried art show showcases creativity
By Haley Ivey— Guest Writer Ten student artists displayed their artworks in Tarleton State University’s annual President’s Circle Juried Exhibition in the Clyde H. Wells Fine Arts Gallery. The exhibition ran from March 26...
“Rosy” wins the 12th Annual Tarleton Film Festival
By Jack Cochran — Guest Writer Student film “Rosy” cleaned up the competition and took the prize at the 12th Annual Tarleton Film Festival on April 27th, 2017. Directed by Leslie Richardson, “Rosy” is a romantic...
The play “Master Herold and the boys” hits the Tarleton stage
Rebecca Hernandez— Associate Producer Athol Fugard’s controversial “Master Harold and the Boys,” comes to Tarleton State University on April, 4- 8. The play is a part of a plan to launch the commemoration of...
Opinion: My America’s Got Talent Audition
Ashley Inge— Staff Writer Auditioning for America’s Got Talent was a dream itself. Even though the process was complicated and enduring, I met many different types of people and even starred as an extra...