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Students against concealed carry weapons on campus
Kaley Patterson A&E Editor @KaleyKayPatt An unnecessary amount of school shootings occurred across American campuses in the last decade – unfathomed warzones with no explanation of reason or victory. Politicians and voters consistently argue over what … Read More »
We are the champions
Jacob Jardel Assistant Managing Editor @JJardel_Writing While summer is a time for many to soak up the sun, attendees at Cameron’s Camp of Champs spend that time giving back and growing. From June 1-4, Cameron University … Read More »
School aims to break stigma on mental illness
Jacob Jardel Assistant Managing Editor @JJardel_Writing The School of Education and Behavioral Sciences encouraged the Cameron community to stand up to the stigma during their seminar on March 11 in the Goodyear Lecture Hall. The event, … Read More »
Walkability: ‘new urbanism’ and a dominate downtown
Charlene Belew Managing Editor @CBelew15 City Planner and Urban Designer Jeff Speck took the stage as the third Academic Festival speaker with a variety of events to spread the message of walkability and sustainability in a … Read More »
Aggies react to racist SAE fraternity chant
Charlene Belew Managing Editor @CBelew15 A plethora of outcries from Greek Aggies took over Facebook on Sunday, March 8, after an explicit video of a neighboring fraternity was posted, tainting not only the image of Greek … Read More »
Gender neutral bathrooms: all bodies welcome
Marie Bagwell Staff Writer A bill is approved in SGA for gender-neutral and/or family style restrooms. SGA representative Patrick Perez, a junior computer science major, authored the bill. Perez said he took up the bill because … Read More »
Lawton students visit CU to learn about college life
Joel Frambes Copy Editor @JoelPole12 On March 7, high school students gathered at Cameron University in the McMahon Centennial Complex to attend the spring preview day. Interested juniors and seniors and their parents attended the event … Read More »
Quick bits with Urban Designer Jeff Speck
When I think about Lawton, I think about the opposite of a “walkable” city. What could we do to make that better? If you’re going to get people to walk, the walk has to be useful, … Read More »
