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By Contributing Writer Kelly Lynn, a 29-year-old Frisco hairstylist, said she spent her childhood outdoors. She was diagnosed with melanoma at the age of 19. As spring break approaches and college students contemplate their migration south of the border for spring break, many are revving up the tanning beds in hopes of achieving the perfect tan. (6) comments
By Betsy Stelzer Staff Writer NT's step team Steppers for Christ is using hip-hop and motion to bring its message to the masses. "We are just trying to get people's attention," Steppers for Christ president Dimanche Brewer said. "Stepping is not something you see every day, so I definitely think it's a good way to minister. (0) comments
The flashing lights in midtown Manhattan's fashion district outshine even the brightest lights in downtown Denton and work opportunities are few and far between, but for Dallas junior Marquinn Darthard, the New York fantasy has become a reality. Darthard's days spent on the NT campus were filled with activism in organizations such as the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People, Coalition of Black Organizations and Kappa Alpha Psi Fraternity Incorporated. (0) comments
Three years after Marcedes Fuller was asked "what are your goals?" he emerged into the world of entrepreneurship. Fuller, a San Antonio junior and public relations major, founded the Ultimate Decisions Consulting Group four years ago. He now works as a motivational speaker and consultant, getting paid to give speeches and advising in the areas of life coaching, spiritual growth and training and development. (2) comments
When Abercrombie, Dillards, Michael's and Zales all have a mixer on campus, it can only mean one thing: another School of Merchandising Career Expo. Representatives from these merchants, along with ten others, will be on campus from 10:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. (0) comments
By Betsy Stelzer Staff Writer DALLAS - Deep Ellum's The Prophet Bar, a venue that once housed evangelical music and on-stage altar calls, has reopened its doors and is reaching different audiences. The Prophet Bar was established in 1985 by a born-again Christian named Russell Hobbs, dubbed by The Dallas Morning News as "The Prophet of Deep Ellum. (0) comments
NEW YORK (AP) - The actor Heath Ledger died from an accidental overdose of six different drugs - painkillers and sedatives - the medical examiner said Wednesday, leading doctors to warn of the dangers of mixing prescription drugs. The 28-year-old film star died "of acute intoxication" from the combination of two strong painkillers, two anti-anxiety medicines and two sleeping aids, according to the medical examiner's office. (0) comments
