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Graphics, programming students get hands-on design experience with international game developers...
By Mary Mone
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Active in providing learning and social opportunities, the International Game Developers Association chapter at Tyler Junior College works through professional software...
COVID-19 Friendly Holiday Traditions
By Jessica King
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Graphics by Molly Swisher
As the semester comes to a close, Tyler Junior College students are looking forward to the holiday season,...
Dance organization Chi Tau Epsilon provides creative outlet; membership open to...
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Photos by Cassidy Noelle Winborn
Students across campus who have a passion or taste in dance join Chi Tau Epsilon to express...
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Collegiate Athletes Deserve Something, Just Not a Paycheck
Recently, the National Labor Relations Board in Chicago ruled that Northwestern University football players could from a union.
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(Updated)Two campus police officers suspended following Varsity Place investigation
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Campus Police Officers Monty Ward and Josh Lowry have been suspended without pay for insubordination after refusing to follow orders to not leave their...
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Ideology of ‘safe space’ celebrated throughout campus
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When deciding on whether or not to attend a specific school, students may look at the clubs and organizations that are offered...
Softball team sets tone with new faces
Ben Savallo
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Two years after the birth of the TJC softball program, it has gone through a complete and total rebirth; new coaching staff,...
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There is more than just the latest movie showings going on at the Tyler Rose Hollywood Movie Theater. Over the course of the past 12 years since the theater was built, numerous employees have reported unexplained happenings that point to what many believe to be paranormal activity or a hauntings.
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Cuss words are just sentence enhancers
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“Watch your mouth,” the words used throughout childhood and much of young adulthood to deter the youths of America to not...
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Dr. Metke is both TJC president and mountain climber
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Dr. Mike Metke, president of Tyler Junior College, has a passion for adventure that’s driven him to go farther than most people ever...
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No-Spoiler Review: The Man from U.N.C.L.E.
By Marshall Cearfoss
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Perhaps some of you have read my review of this year’s iteration of Mission: Impossible. Well, in the beginning of that...
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Early exit for Men’s Basketball
Tyler Junior College Men's Basketball Team was defeated in the third round of the Region XIV basketball tournament by Paris Junior College 95-80 at UT-Tyler's Herrington Patriot Center on March 8. A semi-final loss to a team that the Apaches had beaten earlier in the season, in the Apaches hometown, was not what head coach Mike Marquis had in mind.
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Huckaby’s family: 28-year-old’s arrest for killing Sandra Cantu is ‘surreal’
TRACY, Calif. _ The family of Melissa Huckaby preached of strength during adversity as they led an Easter service in their tiny Tracy, Calif., church today, speaking for the first time about the 28-year-old murder suspect and the death of Sandra Cantu. "People think we're going on business as usual," said Brett Lawless, Huckaby's uncle who delivered the sermon.
Drum line garners top honors
The Apache Band drum line, the Apache Punch, competed in the Winter Guard International (WGI) competition in Dayton, Ohio on April 18 and 19. They walked away world champions.
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Presenting the top 5 most expensive cars in the world
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Residence Hall Association gears up for idol contest
For the first time at TJC, the Residence Hall Association is bringing American Idol to you. American Idol is hosted by three judges, Paula, Randy, and Simon. There are 24 contestants who compete against each other in song and dance for their shot at the title and a major recording label contract.
Coping with anxiety in uncertainty
To access the crisis hotline for anxiety, text CONNECT to 741741 and you...
Dr. Crawford reacts to new recognition
Dr. David Crawford was excited that one of his many works won an award during Play Fest at the Texas Educational Theatre Association's annual convention in Dallas on Jan. 23. Many don't know that Tyler Junior College Professor Crawford is a successful playwright.
Streaming services unveiled since the pandemic started
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Talent Shows are Beginning to Lose Their Luster
With a surplus of singing competition shows making way to television networks since the rise of American Idol (Idol)in 2002, it seems that anyone capable of...
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The Bell Tower; student led, award-winning
By Emily Attebery
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Scattered magazines from years past lay on wooden tables, they mark the attention of a future designer for the very same...
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Unusual predictions prove correct in presidential election
Long-ball brutes and end-zone heroes are not usually the first place a politically minded individual would look for election analysis, but it might be the most accurate. Since 1936, the Washington Redskins football team has predicted the presidential election correctly 16 out of the last 17 times.
Reminders for spring graduates
Reminder, spring 2020 graduation is May 8. For those who are walking the stage, the deadline to...
No-Spoiler Review: Fantastic Four
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This movie... Makes me cry, not in the good way. Not in the good way at all.
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Athletic dominance has become the norm
Ben Savallo
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After being a sports writer my freshman year and now the sports editor for The DrumBeat during my sophomore year, I’ve been...
‘I be on my suit & tie’
A sharp-dress suit can either break or make the outcome of a job interview, and in the competitive world of business, dressing is the...
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Apache ladies succeeding on and off the court
College athletes tend to have quite a bit on their agenda. With schoolwork and also playing on a team, it's very important student athletes stay focused on the task at hand. Sophomore forward Ervette Powell from Houston is disciplined about what has to be done in order to successfully get through school and perform on the basketball court.
Body of Yale student found
The slaying of the missing Yale bride-to-be whose body was found on what was to have been her wedding day "wasn't a random act," police here said Monday as an autopsy concluded that she was the victim of a homicide. Authorities also officially identified the remains as those of Annie Le, 24, the Yale doctoral student in pharmacology who had been missing since last Tuesday and whose body was discovered Sunday hidden inside a wall in a basement lab building where she worked in the medical school complex.
Review: ‘Planes, Trains and Automobiles:’ Hughes classic remains holiday staple
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Living with a roommate
Shamira Eaton gives you tips and tricks for living with a roommate.
Weapons demonstration gone wrong
According to TJC officials, Sgt. Reginald "BJ" Williams has resigned after improper handling of a firearm during a weapons demonstration:
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Metke installed as sixth TJC President
After his introduction, Tyler Junior College's newest president, Dr. L. Michael Metke stands quietly behind the Apache spirited audience, and simply smiles as he waits to begin his inauguration speech.
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TJC chapter of Phi Theta Kappa earns a Record-breaking Award
Tyler Junior College Chapter of Phi Theta Kappa International Honor Society just returned from the...
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TJC Apache Band develops adaptive procedures for fall
Among changes winter guard, drumline begin rehearsals
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The Drumbeat tradition broken, but for a good reason
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What could possibly have stopped a tradition that has been broken only...
Do sit-stand desks improve worker’s fittnes and concentration
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Future of school textbooks moving closer to cyberspace
Northwest Missouri State University students started spring semester classes Monday, but many aren't lugging thick textbooks around. Instead, most students are carrying a lightweight electronic device that can fit in a coat pocket and hold the textbook material for all their classes.
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Data Leak at TJC
In the spring of 2014, a Tyler Junior College applicant at the time, realized the college had suffered a data leak when she could...
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Tyler Museum of Art highlights exhibitions from Houston, Beaumont contemporary...
By Mary Mone
Piece by piece, the Texas Museum of Art is a source for not only the Tyler...
The importance of encouragement in creating life-changing ideas
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Apache Pow Wow, Bell Tower win TIPA awards
The Apache Pow Wow & TJC Bell Tower won 14 awards at the 99th Annual Texas Intercollegiate Press Association Convention April 5 in College Station.
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West Campus Breaks Ground on Energy Building
There is a new addition coming to the TJC West Campus for 2014. The new TJC Energy Center will house new classes and programs...
Explore with TJC’s travel study program
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Career Services aids undecided students
Now, more than ever, jobs are becoming increasingly harder to find and a lot of students don't realize all the helpful resources that TJC's Career Services offers.
Professor and Students Volunteer
Professor Kelley, behavioral science department chair, and 12 of her students recently volunteered with Habitat for Humanity (also known as Habitat House) to help...
All cell phones on at movie theaters for “Surge”
“Please turn your cell phone off.” This is a common phrase, especially in movie theaters. On Oct. 9, at Tyler’s Carmike Cinema, room 14,...
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A letter to TJC professors for finals
Andres Jaimes
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Dear professors, we, the students would like to ask you nicely to help...
Grand opening for new student media location set for Oct. 2
The Communication and Student Media Department will be...
I.T. Behind the Scenes
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Burst Water-main at the Intersection of 5th and Mahon to affect campus
A water-main at the intersection of Mahon and E. 5th Street is going to cause...
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International enrollment increasing
Like many institutions across the country, the market for international students has increased at TJC. The market for foreign exchange students has become highly competitive in recent years. The stronger development of higher education in other countries is forcing colleges and universities to compete for the interest of foreign students.
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Campus police investigates indecent exposure incident
Brianna Harmon
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The Tyler Junior College Police are investigating an indecent exposure incident that happened around 4:30 p.m. yesterday afternoon.
The incident happened in the...
Costa Rica Travel Study
Nick Kenebrew, Sports Editor
Tyler Junior College is offering a 10-day service project in Costa Rica. The project started in 2009, when Dr. Mike Metke,...
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Apache baseball gets rocky start
The Tyler Junior College Apaches championship baseball team has gotten off to a rocky start, but that does not mean they will not repeat this year. In conference play their record is 5-7, which is more losses now then they had all last season but it is still early and they have many more games to play.
Vote 2008: Polls show race tightening in key states
The much-anticipated Time/CNN battleground polls were released Wednesday, with Barack Obama showing surprising strength in three states, including North Carolina, that many were beginning to write off.
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Students struggle with unplanned pregnancies
While many sexually active students use contraception, many do not. It is not surprising that a lot of college students report either experiencing or being involved in unplanned pregnancy. "I did not become pregnant as a result of casual sexual encounters.
The beat goes on…
At anytime of the day Tyler Junior College students and staff can hear the tap of a snare drum or the low boom of a base drum from any place on campus.
Technology in class debate
Advanced technology is everywhere, and it has revolutionized history all around the world. But many instructors debate about allowing students to use it in...
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A message from The DrumBeat staff
From all of us at The DrumBeat, we hope everyone is having a safe and enjoyable summer under the circumstances. Our country...
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Biden named Obama’s running mate
Praising his running mate as a man who "brought change to Washington, but Washington hasn't changed him," Democratic presidential candidate Sen. Barack Obama introduced running mate Sen. Joseph Biden Saturday on the very spot where Obama began his campaign 19 months ago.
Rose City Comic Con
For those into comic books and the latest Sci-fi entertainment, Tyler’s second annual Rose City...
TJC hopes to offer a second Bachelor’s degree in Healthcare Technologies and Medical systems
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Tyler Junior College is working on adding another Bachelor’s degree to their...
Men’s Soccer National Championship
Congratulations to the Tyler Junior College Men's soccer team. This past Saturday they won a...
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Last Day to Leave the Dorms
There are about 1,000 students living on campus who have to make sure all their belongings are out by noon on May 9. If...
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Valley Food Services, takes pride in it’s meals
Valley Food Service Management Company is responsible for all meal services from the Deli, the cafeteria, and the new Apache Plains Café. TJC recently renewed its contract with Valley for at least one more year. The contract is an agreement to the same contract that has been in place since 2002, with an amendment, but many students don't agree with the product that Valley is presenting to students.
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Wise gallery displays art of alumnus
Popsicle sticks, lamp shades and TV antennas. Former Tyler Junior College graduate, Bryan Pettigrew, uses these everyday objects as materials and inspiration when creating his pieces of art.
Criminal justice students gear up to take on Louisiana
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Louisiana Here We Come!
The Criminal Justice Student Association (CJSA) will be taking its annual trip to the State Penitentiary in Angola, Louisiana...
The Nutcracker Comes to Tyler for the Holidays
It is getting closer to the holidays, which means Tyler Junior College Dance Academy is preparing to perform in the 24th annual “Nutcracker” Ballet.
Many...