Monthly Archives: November 2009

          Written by Shambhu Sharan, The Shorthorn senior staff    Tuesday, 24 November 2009 08:24 PM Garrison Keillor When & Where When: Monday, Nov. 30Where: Texas HallCost: Free, but tickets sold out. People can still show … Continue reading →

          Written by Shambhu Sharan, The Shorthorn senior staff    Tuesday, 24 November 2009 08:29 PM Holiday Schedules Holiday schedules, closings include libraries, Planetarium, UC and MAC Campus facilities closed on Thursday, no classes Library Open … Continue reading →

          Written by Shambhu Sharan, The Shorthorn staff    Wednesday, 18 November 2009 08:01 PM Jeanie Spears lost about 37 pounds after participating in a College of Education and Health Professions weight management program. Spears, the … Continue reading →

          Written by Shambhu Sharan, The Shorthorn senior staff    Wednesday, 18 November 2009 09:08 PM The university participated Wednesday in the third annual Geographic Information Systems Day in the Central Library sixth floor parlor by … Continue reading →

  The National Conference on Spirituality and the New Economy, a Proutist Universal event, took place over Saturday and Sunday, on the weekend of April 4th and 5th in Dallas, Texas. It was organized by a veteran Proutist and journalist … Continue reading →

          Written by Shambhu Sharan, The Shorthorn staff    Thursday, 12 November 2009 05:41 PM When and Where When: 7:30 p.m. Friday Where: 6th floor of the Central Library Author Mike Cochran will tell the behind-the-cards … Continue reading →

By Shambhu Sharan The large businesses import goods from the other countries in a large level at a lower price, but the small businesses buy their products locally, which are more expensive. That has impacted small businesses. The current economic … Continue reading →

By Acarya Vimaleshananda Avadhuta Society changes. As it happens for human growth the changes might be negligible in the short run but along the years a child becomes an adult and an adult becomes an aged person. Living in a … Continue reading →

By Marc Friedland Not Too Big To Fail, Too Small To Succeed: this is the plight of small businesses in an economic downturn. Many people understand that small businesses are a vital part of any community, and the recent economic … Continue reading →