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by The Daily Campus Ed Board

For those who aren't freshmen, remember how it felt at this time last year? Midterms were wrapping up, exhaustion and fatigue were setting in and students were anxious to get a break. But there was one little problem: There wasn't a fall break. Instead, classes continued as normal, homework continued to pour in, and students begged for mercy. (1) comment

by Nicole Jacobsen, Opinion Editor, njacobese@smu.edu

Tomorrow marks the 108th annual AT&T Red River Rivalry match up between No. 1 Oklahoma Sooners and No. 5 Texas Longhorns. Now to some of you, I know you couldn't care less about what has become one of the most highly anticipated football games of the year. (0) comments

On Thursdays, SMU student Alan Rose is in class at 6:00 a.m. for the university's student broadcast news show. His last class of the week ends at 6:20 p.m., and he then hustles to the studio to host his one-hour radio show. The remainder of his night is spent eating dinner, hanging out with friends, catching up on homework and possibly going out to a social event later. (0) comments

I received just one e-mail in response to my "Sarah Palin is an unctuous and bilious person who wants to be president" column. Maybe people are bored. Maybe they're afraid their comments will end up in print. More than a few people congratulated me in person. (1) comment