Taking actionUTSA student, George Abuzeid, runs for Mayor of Fair Oaks Ranch
Ever wonder what you'll be doing after graduation?
Maybe sending out a few resumes; meeting some prospective employers; or running for mayor? So the latter sounds a bit out of the ordinary, but not for UTSA student George Abuzeid, who is working toward becoming the mayor of his hometown: Fair Oaks Ranch.…
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Be more responsible
I really just had to laugh at Chris Buchanan's whining in his editorial about registering for classes next semester.
First of all, you've made it to 90 hours, buddy! Have you not completely familiarized yourself with the registration process yet? If getting into your first choice classes is that important to you, then pay more attention!
The schedule of classes has been up for over a month now.…
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Tanning beds: bad idea or terrible idea?
In a society where beauty is often used as a ruler for character, the pressure to 'measure up' is growing. We have all seen the countless ads and motion pictures which highlight bronzed babes and golden gentlemen.
Often, we are told that presentation is everything in this cut-throat western culture.…
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Summer Preview
Death Cab for Cutie "Narrow Stairs" May 13 Death Cab for Cutie's seventh album, whose release date is set for May 13, is taking a new direction. A more experimental album is expected instead of the traditional mellow muses from the band. Their new single "I Will Possess Your Heart" demonstrates that they are flirting with a variety of exciting sounds, however do not lack in the saturating lyrics Death Cab for Cutie is known for.…
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Exhale
The hardest thing I've ever learned to do: breath in-relax-breath out. Sounds easy enough right? For anyone that has ever tried a Yoga class at the Rec the whole breathing thing proves a bit more complicated than one might think. The class itself doesn't require much-except for stamina, the willingness to feel a little ridiculous and the want to improve flexibility, toning, and even concentration.…
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Runner riding for cureAlberto Portillo will join the Texas 4000 this summer and will ride 4,500 miles across America from Texas to Alaska spreading the word of cancer awareness.
At 24, Alberto Portillo is preparing himself for the trip of a lifetime. On June 7 he will depart from the University of Texas Tower in Austin, continuing a journey he's been on for years Portillo is part of Texas 4000, an organization that will host a 4,500-mile bike ride across the United States and Canada to raise funds in support of cancer research.…
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