Thursday marked opening night for “Ring World” in the ASU Planetarium, a look at the Cassini/Huygens project initiated by 17 countries to explore the world of Saturn and its largest moon.
It’s eclipse season and Wednesday, Feb. 20 will mark the first lunar eclipse of the year. The partial lunar eclipse will begin at 7:43 p.m. with the total eclipse beginning at 9:01 p.m. and ending at 9:51 p.m. Angelo State University and San Angelo’s Astronomy Association will have telescopes set up outside the Vincent Nursing-Physical Science Building at 2333 Vanderventer for a free viewing that is open to the public.
Big Brothers Big Sisters of San Angelo has served over 200 children with successful site and community-based programs since 2005. With school underway, the number of children who are in need of BBBS services will only increase.
Leadership. It’s a quality any official-elect or candidate hopeful need embody to be considered for office, but the motivation to run is influenced by something different for everyone. For student body president Ryan Mason, his three year seat on the SGA began with a crush and grew with a joke. But the experience he “just sort of fell into” proved to be a rewarding one and the 22 year-old senior accounting major climbed the ranks to the highest office.
For insider industry info, attend ASU’s “Journalism Day” Thursday, when four Angelo State University journalism and communication graduates will return to campus as the keynote speakers in the Houston Harte University Center.
Big Pharma, Compounding Pharmacists, and the FDA have been in a knockdown, drag-out fight to determine the least harmful menopause treatments for women. A doctor from Texas has just introduced a new treatment into the fray. But is it legit?
Bogus statistics and bloated boasts of market share by anyone are about to be a thing of the past if Internet startup Quantcast—a new media measurement service that lets advertisers view audience reports on millions of websites—continues to grow the way it has been. Its concept is to provide universal transparency to advertisers and publishers about the true readership of individual Web sites.
CLICKIT was created by Eisenwine and Hakes to help students use technology in assessing and presenting The Classics. In their manuscript published on the Texas State Reading Association’s online journal, Eisenwine and Hakes explain the necessity of moving multimedia out of isolated computer labs and into elementary students’ math, science, reading, and history lessons.
Young and disinterested in the local paper? What if you could get the sports section on your mobile phone? Philip Stone offers papers some advice on how to capture younger audiences—by going digital. But not just on the Web.
Do you know an angry drunk? Ever wonder if they’re born that way or made? Two San Angelo mental health authorities weigh in. 
Thursday marked opening night for “Ring World” in the ASU Planetarium, a look at the Cassini/Huygens project initiated by 17 countries to explore the world of Saturn and its largest moon.
It’s eclipse season and Wednesday, Feb. 20 will mark the first lunar eclipse of the year. The partial lunar eclipse will begin at 7:43 p.m. with the total eclipse beginning at 9:01 p.m. and ending at 9:51 p.m. Angelo State University and San Angelo’s Astronomy Association will have telescopes set up outside the Vincent Nursing-Physical Science Building at 2333 Vanderventer for a free viewing that is open to the public.
Big Brothers Big Sisters of San Angelo has served over 200 children with successful site and community-based programs since 2005. With school underway, the number of children who are in need of BBBS services will only increase. 
Leadership. It’s a quality any official-elect or candidate hopeful need embody to be considered for office, but the motivation to run is influenced by something different for everyone. For student body president Ryan Mason, his three year seat on the SGA began with a crush and grew with a joke. But the experience he “just sort of fell into” proved to be a rewarding one and the 22 year-old senior accounting major climbed the ranks to the highest office. 
For insider industry info, attend ASU’s “Journalism Day” Thursday, when four Angelo State University journalism and communication graduates will return to campus as the keynote speakers in the Houston Harte University Center.
Big Pharma, Compounding Pharmacists, and the FDA have been in a knockdown, drag-out fight to determine the least harmful menopause treatments for women. A doctor from Texas has just introduced a new treatment into the fray. But is it legit? 
Bogus statistics and bloated boasts of market share by anyone are about to be a thing of the past if Internet startup Quantcast—a new media measurement service that lets advertisers view audience reports on millions of websites—continues to grow the way it has been. Its concept is to provide universal transparency to advertisers and publishers about the true readership of individual Web sites. 
CLICKIT was created by Eisenwine and Hakes to help students use technology in assessing and presenting The Classics. In their manuscript published on the Texas State Reading Association’s online journal, Eisenwine and Hakes explain the necessity of moving multimedia out of isolated computer labs and into elementary students’ math, science, reading, and history lessons.
Young and disinterested in the local paper? What if you could get the sports section on your mobile phone? 