Editorial
Rising gas prices demand creative solutions.
Opinion
Lately I have been sleeping with a book under my pillow for additional wisdom titled "Emotional Intelligence—Why It Can Matter More Than IQ," by Daniel Goleman, a kinsman.
Opinion
While the spring Holy Days are meant to get people reflecting upon themselves, we should always consider whether or not we are living to glorify God.
Opinion
A journalism colleague recently wrote about superstition. This prompted my own thoughts on the subject.
Editorial
Ever since the beginning of this nation and the right to "freedom of speech," there have been those who try to limit that right with censorship.
Opinion
The work that custodians do is perhaps one of the most important of the entire faculty here at TC.
Opinion
Superstition and culture are inextricably bound to each other; he's the cousin Religion prefers to leave out when talking about her family.
Editorial
With gas prices at almost $5 a gallon, many people are probably looking for ways to save money and conserve energy. There are a few simple ways this can be done.
Opinion
President Barack Obama gave his second annual State of the Union Address on Jan. 25.
Opinion
So begins an "old" folk song from the Fifties. Just in case you're not paying attention, Egypt is in Africa.
Editorial
Although the peace symbol is the iconic image of the 1960s, that decade was anything but peaceful.
Editorial
Finals are crazy: a time of chugging energy drinks, pulling all-nighters, poring over textbooks and letting stress take over.
Opinion
I've often heard that old mantra "everybody comes from somewhere."
Opinion
Everybody knows right from wrong – remember what your mother told you.
Opinion
Important among my many goals in life is to finally grow up. I mean mentally, or personality-wise, or maturity wise.
Editorial
The benefits of recycling are indisputable. It's good for the environment and, in the long-run, people's wallets.
People cannot continue to recklessly waste their depleting natural resources with impunity.
Opinion
For people growing up in a third world country, the meanings of the words legal, illegal, immigrant, visa and green card are probably the first we learn and the United States is the first country we learn to locate on a map.
Editorial
It is that time of year again, when hordes of students can been seen rushing to class displaying looks of both confusion and anxiety.
Who are these students?
Opinion
Over the summer I spent a lot of time with my parents and their friends, one in particular.
Opinion
Well, the TV, that great font of wisdom and obfuscation, informs me that the natives are restless in NYC (borough of Manhattan) because a convocation of politic Muslims are about to erect some sort of building relating to that religion close to "ground-zero."
Opinion
Now is the time for all good countrymen and countrywomen to come to the aid of the (if not their) country. I mean what's left of the United States of America.
Opinion
Traveling by Jeep over bumpy roads to check out a so-called haunted graveyard outside of Linden, Texas, was not my idea of the perfect way to spend a Friday afternoon.
Opinion
"Ull undRst& dis msg aftr readN dis RtcL."
Do you know what this says?
Editorial
College students often find themselves surrounded by a world of deadlines, projects and endless reading assignments, and that's just within the classroom.
Editorial
Texarkana College should increase the number of extracurricular activities available and offer more campus-wide student events.
Opinion
Do you remember being asked, "What do you want to do when you grow up?"
Opinion
As a child my parents always told me, "You are a Williams girl, and Williams girls never give up."
Life is full of challenges and roadblocks that we must face. But when we come face to face with challenges, we should hit them running.
As the semester winds down to the end and students prepare to graduate, it's natural to ask, "What next?"
Opinion
Okay, I confess. Sometimes I suffer from delusions of grandeur. Fortunately, I am a professional therapist, so I can cure myself —after the fact.
Opinion
We all remember her. Some of you may even have been her. The little girl in the hallway always looking so alone.
The one everybody used to pick on. That girl everyone ignored unless they were feeling mean that day. She would stay quiet and to herself in hopes today would be one of those days that no one noticed her and simply would ignore her.
Opinion
There is a lesson I have learned recently and having to swallow a horse size pill is not exactly the easiest of tasks.
Editorial
To place an item in the category of greatness does not mean that it has to be completely perfect.
Opinion
There are all kinds of different people in the world. When a student finishes college and goes out into the real world, alone, what makes that new graduate stand out?
Editorial
A check comes in the mail, and the student receiving the money could not be more excited. The crisp paper slides from the envelope as anticipation builds.
Rejoice!
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