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Anderson teaches different perspectives along with
engineering
by Katherine Irwin, staff writer
For his first semester at South Plains College, Frank
Anderson teaches with a sense of style and elegance,
bringing a new face of engineering to the classroom.
Anderson is teaching engineering
graphics at the Reese Center campus on Tuesday and Thursday
nights. He teaches students how to use the Auto CAD program
by making different shapes, parts, and sketches to be used
in the real world.
Asperger syndrome yet to slow accomplished author by Shelbi Wallace, online editor
Everyday life
presents people with obstacles that they must choose either
to settle with or overcome.
A sever
disorder makes life challenging for Temple Grandin. Yet, she
continues with courage to persevere through the hardships.
Gonzalez takes different route in self discovery
by Norma Rodriquez, editorial assistant
Society has already mapped out a path for the typical
student.
Graduate from high school, go to college or a university,
graduate and start your career. Simple, unless you are one
of many who can’t decide what it is that they would like to
do for the rest of their life.
United States Border Patrol increasing recruiting efforts
by Caroline Basile, editor-in-chief
Imagine a career that lets you ride through the mountains on
all-terrain vehicles, or survey the vast area of the desert
at night using infra-red technology.
The United States Border Patrol has recently been pushing
for more applicants to help combat terror and cease drug
smuggling and illegal entry into the United States
Nightmare on 19th lives up to name
by Lisa Hernandez, staff writer
The sight of evil clowns and menacing vampires are enough to
make a person shiver with fear.
That is only the beginning. Once the
sun goes down, the monsters come out to play.
Nightmare on 19th Street was voted the No.1
haunted attraction in West Texas in 2007, and it shows no
signs of slowing down. Nightmare on 19th Street
consists of three haunted houses, “The Blood Moon Manor,”
“Clown Town,” and “The Witches Walk.”
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