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By: Sierra Wells Multimedia Journalist After being passed by both the Texas House of Representatives and the senate, House Bill No. 25, which requires public school students to compete against members of their biological...
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By: Cody Vannoy Sports Editor Whether it is in-season or off-season, Tarleton Volleyball Coach Mary Schindler always starts her day off in the morning by dropping her son, Ethan, off at school. She then...
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By: Charles Houston Sports Writer The National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA) Division I (DI) provides the elite of elite athletes with a chance to try and achieve their professional sports dream. The benefits to...
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By: Cody Vannoy Sportswriter Since the first Olympic games in 1896, the Olympics have only been cancelled three times. World War I cancelled the 1916 Olympics and then World War II cancelled the 1940...
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By: Cody Vannoy Sportswriter The 2020-2021 academic school year brought a lot of changes to Tarleton State University’s sports programs. Not only did the university have to deal with a worldwide pandemic, but it...
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By: Cody Drolet Sports Writer Despite being in the middle of a pandemic, the National Football League (NFL), Major League Baseball (MLB), National Basketball Association (NBA), National Hockey League (NHL), and some college football...
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Dawes opened SPO in 2007 because he felt that it was what God was calling him to do. He believes that SPO is God’s business, not his own.
“God told us to open a shop in Stephenville. We believe it was definitely God because we didn’t want to stay in Stephenville,” Dawes said.
“The WAC didn’t break it, we didn’t break it, it came from the Lone Star Conference because they are upset we are leaving,” Hurley said. “They are losing their flagship institution, and what’s going to happen is there are more institutions…that want to go with us, really good institutions. I think they are starting to panic a little.”
Fans in the 100 and 200 level seating areas will no longer be able to bring bags into the stadium that are not clear. Fans can carry one large clear bag that is 14 inches by 6 inches by 14 inches or small clutch bags. Fans sitting in the Club Level and Suites will have their bags screened prior to entry.
Campus Recreation is more than just a gym. Students can go to work out classes, join an intramural sports team or join a sports club.
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