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I’ve only ever known SMU. My family has a love for this school, Peruna is my only mascot, my 9-year-old sister is a future Mustang and I bleed red and blue (lol literally). When I transferred in my sophomore year, I was ecstatic to form my own memories and make my own way at the best school on earth.
A group of seemingly innocent friends log into Skype to chat after school. But an anonymous user who hacks into their dead friend’s account is listening in on their conversation—and they can’t hang up on it. Weird stuff ensues.
When people think of the church, “LGBTQ (lesbian, gay, bi, transgender, questioning/queer) friendly” is not the first thing that comes to mind.
I’ve been known to not have what you would call “normal” college breaks.
Remember when Christmas was the most magical time of the year? Twinkling lights, freshly-baked cookies and the thrill of waking up in the morning to find presents and that Santa … Read More
Based on first impressions, it seems that Sam Hunt is a typical country boy. Hunt spent his youth in rural Cedartown, Georgia, played football most of his life and ended … Read More
Over the past couple of years, many parents and older individuals have chosen not to vaccinate against the flu, whooping cough and more. I’ve heard multiple times “I’m not getting … Read More
FORT WORTH– The mood has been positive throughout the night at Davis’ watch party in Fort Worth even though Gubernatorial Candidate Wendy Davis has lost to Republican Candidate Greg Abbott. … Read More
UPDATE: 8:17 p.m. FORT WORTH– As early election results come in, supporters of Wendy Davis in Fort Worth are still remaining positive. Kelly Bogart, who has worked on the Davis … Read More
Elections don’t have to be boring, and you don’t have to read about it from a boring political blog. We made this playlist to help guide you during this confusing … Read More
