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The Official Student Opinion and Satire Magazine of UTD
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The MIT of the South’s Report Card
Welcome to the MIT of the South! As Comets, we have an innate duty to keep UTD nerdy by adding to our repertoire of campus facts to defend against MIT of the North and doomsayers about the fall of Temoc (Et tu, Tobor). But beyond that, we must get the upper hand on the campus […]
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Defending the Rainbow
This past July, UT Dallas made national headlines when Computer Science professor Timothy Farage made a tweet calling for a “cure for homosexuality.” Thanks to coverage by the Mercury, response from the student body was immediate, with many claiming that Farage had a history of making such controversial remarks, both in and out of the […]
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Mascot Election
In November of this year, there will be an important election for all students on campus. An election that will affect future Comets for generations to come. An election that will impact the very fabric of UTD’s society. The Texan gubernatorial elections? Try again. This fall, Temoc will have competing mascots for the first time […]
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AH/ATEC The Merger: Is it worth it? – Yes
As a senior ATEC student in the animation concentration, I have taken my fair share of both ATEC and A&H classes. I have two minors within the A&H school, Visual Arts and Asian Studies. After taking all of these classes, I can say with certainty that I am happy and hopeful for the ATEC and […]
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AH/ATEC The Merger: Is it worth it? – No
As an ATEC student, I have heard a lot about this merger and have had a lot of time to think about it (like a lot, ATEC students never sleep, you know). And frankly, I think it’s a bad idea. From opinions of other students, and the school’s past decisions, to the possibility that this […]
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UTD Parking and You
What are you talking about? As long as you don't make the foolish mistake of being poor, UTD parking is fantastic!
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We Live in a Stem-ciety
Liberal Arts? Who's she? Discover how UTD's non-STEM schools battle for recognition and support from a school that seems content to ignore their existence.