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Time Warner Controversy
Heather McFarland / Staff Writer On December 13, 2011 many in front of their television sets were unable to view programming on KRISTV which carries NBC programs, K47DF a Fox affiliate, K68DJ which broadcasts Telemundo, and KRIS-DT2 also known as CW South Texas. Time Warner Cable pulled the programming due to its inability to renegotiate a carriage contract with Cordillera Communications, the station that owns these four channels. Cordillera offered Time Warner an extension so that programming would continue to be available while negotiations continued, however Time Warner declined the offer. The channels were dropped after Time Warner Cable contended…
Student Success Center and CSEAT host game jam
In collaboration with the Computer Science, Engineering, and Advanced Technology department, the Student Success Center will be hosting Sindri’s Game Forge, a two-week-long game development competition for students. Registration opens on Monday, Sept. 30, and the kick-off event will be held on Monday, Oct 7. The game jam is open to both individuals and teams of up to three participants, and offers a separate category for AI-assisted projects. Competitors will have two weeks to develop an indie game using the Python programming language. The game will need to conform to three constraints revealed at the kick-off event. These constraints include…
Tolling the bell one last time for fallen veterans
The tolling of a bell could be heard throughout the Harvin Center as Del Mar College honored the sacrifice of 1,800 fallen veterans on Nov. 10. Veterans, students and staff gathered in the Retama Room to participate in and watch the name reading ceremony, which involved reading off a list of names of fallen veterans from around the Coastal Bend area and ringing a bell for each name. “It’s important that we take the time to honor their sacrifice and their legacy,” said Tammy Micallef, director of Veterans Services. “Every man and woman whose name was read paid the ultimate…