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Author: Richard Newsy Late last night (so late that it became this morning), the Editor-in-Chief of The Tower called an emergency meeting with the section editors of this fine publication. In a move backed by tradition, a truly conservative decision to keep the past alive, The Tower will no longer be known as The Tower. […]
Read More…Trinity University administration announced that “all classes will be canceled March 16-20” and that beginning March 23 “the University will transition to synchronous remote teaching online.”
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“It is a complicated history, but the values that it has become soaked in, in terms of how the culture perceives it, I think are certainly worthy values to try to emulate.”
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The Alamo offered a free showing of the 1960 Western epic on the last Friday of the anniversary of the real siege.
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Coronavirus in San Antonio, sanctuary cities for the unborn, and new laws to distinguish pot from hemp.
Read More…It’s easy for revisionists to trot out the age old line that history is written by the victors.
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An underdog Indian tribe has joined the progeny of warriors in court to fight George P. Bush for the shrine of Texas liberty.
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“This is less about whether or not it was justified, and more about whether or not it was morally right.”
Read More…Trinity Theatre’s “Masses and Man” balances modernist quirks with true feeling.
Read More…Your very own voter guide to all the races on the ballot for Trinity’s precinct. Every candidate from both major parties listed with links.
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