For the past six weeks, Rawlins Hall has received nonstop visitation from a mysterious “Lobster Man”, who reportedly arrives at the residence hall with the sole goal of eating a lobster. While this may sound unremarkable, the Lobster Man has continuously vexed and confused students and staff with his presence.
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After an extensive investigation into stolen vending machines across campus, authorities have finally identified the perpetrator.
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I get up and look outside my window, all I see are the beautiful trees and the clouds trekking across the sky. I don’t see any horrible crimes or widescale abuse of power, I only see peace, and everyone knows things are only real if I can see them.
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Scrappy the Eagle, UNT’s famous feathered figure and trusty mascot, was found hungover just outside his apartment building the morning after Valentine’s Day. The eagle’s neighbors chimed in, stating that he muttered various drunk vagueries over the course of several hours, before vomiting on himself and collapsing at his doorstep.
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“I can barely drive during the holiday. Whenever I see some couple walking hand-in-hand down the street, flaunting in my face what I can’t have, I just get so angry. All I’d need to do is scootch my steering wheel a little to the right and I could show those motherfuckers how bad they make me feel, it’d be so easy, I have to bite my lip to take my mind off how easy it’d be”
When I ask you to think of a martial artist, what comes to mind? You may conjure up images of champion professional fighters such as Mike Tyson or Brock Lesnar. Perhaps you imagine the faces of legendary movie stuntmen like Bruce Lee. Heck, you might even think of purely fictional fighters, like Little Mac, The
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“See, last semester, I had a bunch of friends, We all sat at the same table in one of my Math classes, and we would chat breeze for the 15 minutes it took for the class to start, it was a riot,” Ali explained, “When Finals rolled around, We all got each others numbers and swore we would call each other, but all of December, I never got a single text from any of them. I could have called them, I guess, but I just never got around to it.”
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Last Monday morning, the UNT Dean’s Office put out an official bulletin asking that the student body stop entering THE HALLWAY, citing concerns over student safety. THE HALLWAY mysteriously appeared within the Sycamore Hall library last month, with security camera footage showing it simply manifesting into the Library’s outer wall between video frames.
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Recently, all businesses in Denton have been putting up posters promoting their Thanksgiving events and promotions. In the small Deli, they offer a platter of four large sandwiches for fifty bucks.
Local Restaraunts Offer Deals to Stranded Students This Thanksgiving Read More »
A new study has found that students who study course material before test day are more likely to score a passing grade. Some students have shared their thoughts on these findings.
“Hard work pays off, that’s no shock,” UNT senior and valedictorian Alayna Sterling said. “It’s a miracle we needed a study to tell us all the obvious.”
“I never even considered that,” UNT freshman Faye Ling said. “That explains so much.”
“Y’all are taking tests?” former UNT student DeNyle Jones said.
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