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Scantily clad girls and boys in popped-collar polos shirts fill the room. They try to strike up conversation but are quickly cut short. "Would you like a shot?" the waitress innocently asks. As lights grow dim and volume is pushed to the maximum, the night officially begins. (1) comment
Name: Bobby Rodriguez Major: Business Status: Freshman Q:Why did you pick NT? A: "My brother goes here, so I already knew the school. It would have been a gamble anywhere else." Q: What other schools were you thinking about? A: "Texas Tech." Q: Have you made goals for yourself here? A: "I want to be in a leadership position with the Student Government Association. (0) comments
They will, they will rock you. But they want you to rock with them, too. They are Hope's P!nk Sweater, a group of NT students who only play "Rock Band," a video game in which players can imitate playing real instruments to popular songs. What began as an off-the-cuff remark eventually blossomed into a reality. (0) comments
NT students grabbed their boots, threw on their hats and boogied down for the Dance Series: Western on Tuesday night in the Silver Eagle Suite in the University Union. Hosted by the University Program Council, the Dance Series hit it off with NT last school year when it held a ballroom dancing class. (0) comments
NT alumni Laci Wallace and Brad Jurica took their passion for fitness further than the gym when they channeled their energy into becoming boot camp instructors for Adventure Boot Camp. Adventure Boot Camp is a four-week boot camp that combines outdoor exercise with the tools necessary to lead a healthy lifestyle, including fitness assessments, food journaling and motivational training. (0) comments
They've tasted the blood, sweat and tears of battles won and battles lost. A symbol of freedom through their agility and strength, horses have played a role in the development of society through their role in communication, farming and transportation. According to statistics on the county Web site, Denton is home to more than 300 working horse ranches, making it one of the largest horse counties in the U. (0) comments
The North Texas Energy and Environment Club met Wednesday to discuss various topics dealing with environmental issues, including ways to conserve energy around the house. "Simple things can be done, including turning off the light in your dorm and turning off the water while you brush your teeth," club president and biology senior Brandon Morton said. (2) comments
COLUMBIA, S.C. (AP) - Despite several surgeries for burns over his torso and lower body, former Blink-182 drummer Travis Barker is trying to stay positive after a South Carolina plane crash that killed four, including two close friends, a spokesman for the star's clothing company said Tuesday. (0) comments
