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Nearly 283 NT students headed to school early Monday morning to help set up a temporary shelter for Hurricane Gustav evacuees. Students poured into the NT Coliseum this morning, Cara Leising, a Denton County American Red Cross volunteer said. "All the students were very energetic and ready to get their tasks," Leising said. (0) comments
SAN JOSE, Calif. (MCT) - University of California-Berkeley sophomore Katie Nelson said she always has one burning question about potential dorm roommates. "You wonder if they are going to be a psychopath," joked Nelson, 19. "After that, the next question is: Are they messy?" Compatibility is key when it comes to communal living, particularly when the room is smaller than most studio apartments. (0) comments
LAFAYETTE, La. - With echoes of Hurricane Katrina still in the air, Hurricane Gustav gave a struggled but lacking performance. By the time the storm touched down on the Louisiana coast, it was reduced to a Category 2 storm, unlike the 3rd- to 4th-level that was predicted. (4) comments
Lorre Allen is NT's new director of equal opportunity. Allen was formerly the equal opportunity specialist and human resources consultant from Wayne State University in Detroit, Mich. NT's Office of Equal Opportunity is responsible for enforcing the university's equal opportunity policies and investigating claims of harassment and discrimination. (0) comments
For someone who has been clean and sober since 1995, Scott Wisenbaker understands the imperative role Solutions of North Texas plays in helping men and women overcome drug and alcohol addictions. As the founder and executive director of Solutions of North Texas, a transitional house or safe haven where men and women can recover from alcohol and substance abuse through a 12-step program, Wisenbaker ultimately decided to start Solutions after losing his late wife to depression and addiction. (0) comments
UNT Art Gallery A Place in the Painting Continuum, featuring artists Brain Fridge, Jin Ya Huang and Derrick Sanders, began Aug. 26 and will end Sept. 27. The artists will have a question and answer session from 6 to 8 p.m. Sept. 18 in the UNT Art Gallery. The exhibition will display digitally and mechanically functional art in tribute to the traditions of painting. (0) comments
