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Dnt txt me bro!
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Some people do it at home. Some people prefer to do it in class. And some even do it while they are driving. In today's technology-obsessed society, it seems that there is no place text messaging cannot be done. Certainly, it is not uncommon to see students whip out their cell phones, work their thumbs at record speed as they quietly "text" - a word that remained a noun until recent years.
Interactive teaching gets boost with new "smart" classroom
"Sandbox Classroom" mixes teaching and technology to create a unique learning environment
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The Holtzendorff Teaching With Technology Experimental Classroom, also known as the "Sandbox Classroom," officially opened its doors this spring. Completed after a total of 10 months and residing in the basement over the building's former indoor pool, it is able to accommodate a total of 90 students.
High-profile candidate delivers down-home message
Senator Edwards returns to his roots with an appearance at Military Heritage Plaza
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From the looks of the sizeable crowd that came to hear Senator John Edwards speak last week at Clemson University, the Democrat could have a reasonable chance in South Carolina's primary election this weekend. Received by a multitude of community members, students and curious passersby, Sen.
Collegiate Tigers help feline friends
World Wildlife Fund sponsors contest to raise money for endangered species
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Clemson University, the University of Missouri and Auburn University have joined forces to help the World Wildlife Fund and its work toward protecting endangered tigers, the namesake of the three universities' mascots. Each college sharing the tiger mascot will compete to raise $75,000 to help end the endangered tiger trade in China and the eastern Himalayans.
Student attacked in parking lot
CUPD investigates early morning incident
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Two white males sexually assaulted a female Clemson student in parking lot R-1, across Perimeter Road from the Botanical Garden, while she was waiting for the campus escort service. The rape occurred between 1:30 and 2 a.m. early Jan. 11. The attackers left the scene when, coincidently, the campus lightning siren began broadcasting.
Safety at forefront of new semester
CUPD beefs up presence and technology in pursuit of heightened security.
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It is evident that Clemson University has placed safety high on the priority list. Recently, the University has teamed up with CUPD and Pickens County to establish new security features that will improve safety on campus. One of the latest and most easily accessible features is the ClearTXT text messaging system, a convenient way of informing students about what is happening on campus.
Events pay homage to MLK
Clemson plans to celebrate with exhibits, contests and historical visits.
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Clemson University will be holding its annual celebration honoring Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. beginning this weekend, featuring various events from an art exhibit to a commemorative march and service. The events kicked off on Thursday with the opening of a photo exhibit called "Orangeburg 1968: A Time and Place Remembered" featuring the work of Cecil Williams on the historic Orangeburg Massacre.
Weekly World Update
National Report ? McDonald's is planning to hire baristas and place espresso machines in 14,000 of their fast-food outlets putting the franchise in direct competition with Starbucks. The coffee giant is fighting back by offering heated breakfast sandwiches and adding drive-thru windows to some of their locations.
:30 Seconds With
Blair Schuyler, Graduate Student, Campus Recreation Facilities
Melissa Whitson: How are you involved with campus recreation? Blair Schuyler: I assist the professional facility staff in day-to-day operations of FIKE Recreation. MW: What facilities are available for those who want to get in better shape? BS: Facilities that we have available include FIKE, Clemson House, Byrnes Hall and the Intramural/Club Sports Fields.
Tiger Briefs
Two campus video competitions are officially open for entry. CUroar is open to all full time undergraduate students 18 and older. Awards include two grand prizes of $500 each and one Audience Choice prize also totaling $500. The Audience Choice allows viewers to vote online for their favorite videos from Feb.
Candidates Corner
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Hillary Clinton Democratic Senator from New York Bio: Hillary Clinton was born on October 26, 1947, and has two brothers, Hugh and Tony. She spent her childhood in Park Ridge, Illinois, and participated in sports, church, and was in the National Honor Society.
