Tag: texas
Turning old memories into art
The “1929” exhibit displays images not commonly portrayed during the early 20th century.
Feedback: Mommy’s deadly hands found not guilty
It seems that the old stereotype “everything is bigger in Texas” is, in fact, true. After all, the idiocy that recently unfolded in a Tyler courtroom is absolutely enormous, as Deanna Laney was found not guilty by reason of insanity and cleared of all charges relating to the murder of two of her sons, and the maiming of a third.
Minor offenses should not lead to jail
The United States Supreme Court ruled on April 24 that the police have the constitutional right to arrest and handcuff individuals for minor traffic offenses and take them to jail.
Negative societal norms define decade
With only three months left in 1999, defining moments in the near future will become additions to a decade of stark contrast and change.
Tucker gets lethal injection
Capital punishment. Should the government have the right to take a human's life for a crime or should the criminal's life be spared and sentenced to jail time?