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Ah... well then, play through.

Why?

A friend of mine who works in the admin building told me that that *IS* paint. He told me that the copper was supposed to have a nice dark green patina on it, but that when it came in, the patina was very light, so they painted a color over it, which has now faded. I have no idea if this is true, so take it with a grain of salt. .

They said that last year, but no one did it... it's a logistical nightmare... All the students I know who went to games last year just flashed thier ID to get in.

For home games just show up with a picture ID, at least that how it has always worked in the past. You'll need to buy tickets to away games from the ticket office: 940.565.2527 or 1.800.UNT.2366

We'll be at SMU and have TCU at home this year. We beat TCU last year and lost to SMU by a close margin, 6 if I remember correctly. I think we can take them both this year

Baby A's, everclear margaritas...

The thing I have noticed with alot of this board software is that you need to have an up to date browser, since the board uses alot more than basic HTML to display. Get the newest version of IE, Mozilla, Opera or Netscape. And make sure your screen resolution is at least 800x600.

That is exactly what I wondered, anybody know what they mean by that?

NT clears longtime frat house Sigma Phi Epsilon members plan new home, grieve loss of building By Mandy Fry Daily Reporter July 25, 2002 A piece of NT’s greek history was torn down this week. The Sigma Phi Epsilon house on the corner of Avenue C and Highland streets was demolished to make way for a commons that will run from the Gateway Center to Avenue C. “It was a compromise between the fraternity and North Texas. The fraternity was looking to build a new house and North Texas wanted the land,” said Carrollton junior John Kolinofsky, Sigma Phi Epsilon president. NT paid the appraised value of $400,000 for the house and land. It cost another $17,500 for the demolition. The fraternity will build a new house on the corner of Maple and Welch streets. Groundbreaking is scheduled for January. The Sigma Phi Epsilon house has been a part of the NT campus for 50 years, since Phi Alpha Tau turned into Sigma Phi Epsilon in 1952. The original house, referred to then as the “White House,” faced Maple Street and stood where the gravel parking lot was. Fraternity members had a new house built in 1956. The first section of the new building had the red room, big room and living space for 10. In 1962, the fraternity built the second section of the house – a two-story, 28-room dormitory. Trent Kutch, Grand Prairie senior, lived in the house for two years. Whenever anyone had a problem, there was someone who had already gone through a similar situation, he said. “It was a family away from family,” he said. “The house was more of a meeting place. To NT, it may have been seen as a hole in the wall or an old, rusted Motel 6, but to us, it was our home.” Robert Creamer, Austin sophomore, lived in the house for more than a year. “It was where our family met, where we had initiations, where we cried,” he said. “There are a million and eight memories there. It’s very saddening to see it being knocked down.” end of article dingbat

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Click Here Blakely has some real nice things to say about Johnny Jones also

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Agree. Hopkins is coming back from injuries that would end most players. What made Chris Davis such a great player was last years improvement in rebounding, passing, floor leadership, etc. Hopkins will have to improve in all those areas to be as good as Chris Davis, but he has the ability, and he has already shown he has the drive, just by being here and competing. Davis and Hopkins are the only two players on this team who make you sit back and go "OOOooohhhh...."