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Author Archive: Jessica Chandos

This is my second semester as a mass comm student and my fourth semester here at WT. I was previously a Nursing major, and have attended the University of Texas at Tyler, and the University of Mary Hardin - Baylor as a nursing major, as well as gotten many of my basics done at Tarrent County College in Fort Worth. This is my 5th year in college total. Things just never worked out and I was able to find my true passion. I have always loved to write, and I am happy to have found an outlet for creativity.

I lived in Lompoc, California for 14 years before moving to DFW.

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Student Memorial Service: This Week in Photos

[ 0 ] April 24, 2012 |
Student Memorial Service: This Week in Photos

Check out the photos we got of the Student Memorial Service!

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WTAMU students unaware of degree plan process

[ 0 ] April 3, 2012 |
WTAMU students unaware of degree plan process

Priority registration began on April 1. Students all over campus are signing up for classes and getting degree plans finalized. WT students must file a degree plan after completing 60 hours. According to a survey of 50 students, 30 upperclassmen and 20 underclassmen, most upperclassmen are familiar with the advising process, but underclassmen seem to [...]

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Buff-A-Whoa Drag Show: This Week in Photos

[ 0 ] March 27, 2012 |
Buff-A-Whoa Drag Show: This Week in Photos

Check out these great photos of the Buff-A-Whoa Drag Show! To read more about the show, click here.

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Herdsmen Hearts host Buff-A-Whoa drag show

[ 0 ] March 27, 2012 |
Herdsmen Hearts host Buff-A-Whoa drag show

Web Editor’s Note: To check out photos of the Buff-A-Whoa show, click here! On March 20 the Herdsmen Hearts put on a drag show event, Buff-A-Whoa to raise money for Relay for Life. There were four categories for judging: evening gown, sports event, talent, and group dance. The winner of Buff-A-Whoa was Calamity Suzie Cutesy.

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Men in dresses work to cure cancer in style

[ 0 ] March 20, 2012 |
Men in dresses work to cure cancer in style

The Herdsmen Hearts are putting on a cross-dressing fashion show to raise money for Relay for Life. The event will take place on March 20 at 6 p.m. in the JBK commons. There will be a maximum of 20 male contestants in the show, each required to pay a $10 entry fee to be donated [...]

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This Week in Photos: Salsa Formal

[ 0 ] March 6, 2012 |
This Week in Photos: Salsa Formal

Check out these great pics of the Salsa formal!

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GMAT course helps prepare WTAMU students for exam

[ 0 ] February 28, 2012 |
GMAT course helps prepare WTAMU students for exam

WTAMU’s Graduate School will be offering a course to prepare for the GMAT exam. Dr. Robin Capt, associate dean and assistant professor of the graduate school and research, said that this GMAT prep course will prepare students properly and provide a better understanding of the exam. “The purpose of this course is to improve students’ [...]

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This Week in Photos: Relay for Life

[ 0 ] February 7, 2012 |
This Week in Photos: Relay for Life

Check out these photos of Relay for Life! To read more about the relay, click here!

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WTAMU organizations team up to fight for the cure

[ 0 ] February 7, 2012 |
WTAMU organizations team up to fight for the cure

For the second year in a row, WT’s Librarians for Shelving Cancer are helping to put on the Canyon Relay for Life with the WT Veterans’ Network team, Boots `N Tees. Last year, both groups helped raise $6000 by conducting a silent auction, two fundraisers and a relay event. This year the groups are aspiring [...]

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Sushic provides options for students and faculty at JBK

[ 0 ] January 31, 2012 |
Sushic provides options for students and faculty at JBK

On Jan. 27, Sushic, a Japanese cuisine restaurant was opened in the JBK. It is housed where the Tortilla used to be, which has now moved to the Grill. Many students are looking forward to having a new place to eat that offers a wider selection of food than the campus has previously offered. “It [...]

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