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College is the first time many students have ownership over their finances and must navigate tuition payments, student loans and budgeting. The Money Education Center, or MEC, at Texas A&M seeks to educate students on money practices so they can achieve financial wellness. The MEC offers a variety of services, from one-on-one advising to a three-hour class on the foundations of money education. The course is currently classified as agricultural economics 235, or AGEC 235. The center is home to ...

Cops in plea for man missing after road smash There is growing concern for David’s welfare and it is unknown if he sustained any injuries from the crash. Appeal: Inspector Tracy Harkins Join thousands of others and get the latest Scottish crime and courts news sent straight to your inbox with our daily Criminal Record newsletter.Invalid EmailSomething went wrong, please try again later. Subscribe When you subscribe we will use the information you provide to send you these newsletters. Your in...

Faculty Senate finishes semester with controversial discussions Posted By: News Editor November 11, 2020 Daniella Tebib dtebib@murraystate.edu During the Faculty Senate’s last meeting of the semester on Tuesday, Nov. 10, members discussed Provost Tim Todd’s change to scheduling, the Confederate monument and the role of the Instructional Assessment System. Role of IAS The Faculty Senate drafted resolution FSR-19-20-7 to discuss the role of IAS in instructional evaluations. “IAS studen...

Image: Courtesy of the Conservative Baptist Network Brad Jurkovich is a Southern Baptist pastor in Louisiana and the spokesman for the Conservative Baptist Network, which formed in February 2020 A week before the election, Truett McConnell University president Emir Caner told fellow Southern Baptists, “We are in a battle for the soul of our nation and denomination.” Over 500 people gathered Tuesday night for a religious liberty event at the university’s campus in Cleveland, G...

Tribute to victims of Malaysian war A MEMORIAL to Second World War heroes will be a focal point for many soldiers and their relatives. The last resting places of many Argyll and Sutherland Highlanders and other British soldiers who died fighting the Japanese in Malaysia are still not known because of confusion and censorship during the war. But now a commemorative stone has been erected at Finlaystone House, the former home of the late General Sir Gordon MacMillan of the Argylls. It was...