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Ruthie’s Rolling Cafe sells grilled cheese sandwiches among other food items. (Courtesy of topthisplace.com) At 9:00 a.m. on a recent Thursday in Addison, Texas, Taylor McDaniel climbs into the nine … Read More
Banjos It was 2002 and Texas native Josh Smith had just graduated from Flower Mound High School. He’d heard about this thing called Bonnaroo, some new festival that was making … Read More
Take a little bit of bike dork, mix it in with a pinch of jock, and what do you get? A “hardcourt” Bicycle Polo player. Dallas is home to more … Read More
Gang symbols that can indicate gang affiliation, courtesy of DISD Gang Specialists brochure It was 4:30 p.m. Quincy Guinyard and 17 of his friends were shooting dice at the Frazier … Read More
The 2012 Jno. E Owens Memorial Foundation Conference on Thursday brought together scholars and economic policy experts to discuss whether emerging markets will continue to boost world growth. The keynote … Read More
Lil Wayne blares through the speakers at the South Dallas boxing gym one recent Thursday evening. A pack of kids sporting hoodies and sweat suits file in from a warm-up … Read More
Khurram Taufiq said it’s an awkward scene when he’s in a campus bathroom and someone walks in on him as he’s struggling to wash his feet in a waist-high sink. … Read More
Maria Herrera-Sobek, Josiah Heyman and Roberta Villalon discuss the issue of immigration in the United States Wednesday evening in McCord Auditorium. (Taylor Martin/The Daily Campus) With all the hype about … Read More
Peace Corps Southwest Regional Manager and SMU graduate Mike McKay speaks over the past, present and future of the Peace Corps at the 50th Anniverary celebration luncheon in the Hughes-Trigg … Read More
We all have our dream careers. People work hard in college hoping to eventually live those dreams. But as graduation draws closer for many, people start to assume their dreams … Read More
