By James Lanik Music Journalist For anyone living in San Marcos, it is impossible to deny the breakneck speed at which contractors are building new highrise student housing complexes seemingly on every corner. Locals have been referring to San Marcos as a “mini-Austin” for years, and as Texas State has continued to expand at a rapid pace, the comparison has proved all too true. The degree to which student apartments […]
By Timia Cobb Web Content Contributor Women are supposed to be motherly, delicate and kind. This is how women have been described throughout history. A woman could never take lives, be evil or become a sadist. Because of these stereotypes, female serial killers are considered rare and never heard about on the news. Growing up we always heard the names Ted Bundy, OJ Simpson, Jeffrey Dahmer, Jack the Ripper and […]
By Ally Bolender Assistant Web Content Manager For Women's History Month, I wanted to thank the women in my life for all that they taught me. I have had the pleasure of having positive women influences who have shown me what it means to be a woman and how powerful it is to pursue your ambitions-- despite the societal limits placed upon us. Being a woman is much more than […]
By Ethan Hamilton Music Reporter Five years ago, Drake had enough. He was enjoying the success of his latest album Nothing Was the Same but felt that he wasn’t being garnered the same respect as the other great MC’s in the rap game. So he released his surprise mixtape If You're Reading This It’s Too Late and changed the rap game forever. Before I.Y.R.T.I.T.L. came out, Drake was viewed as “soft” […]
By Jason Arline Music Journalist Tobe Nwigwe, Houston based rapper, has created a unique brand of spiritually uplifting Hip-Hop that has now become a movement to spread positivity through his culturally diverse music. His brand of rap combines the lyricism of Hip-Hop along with the inspirational feelings one gets when listening to gospel songs. Nwigwe even uses praise dance choreography in his music videos to add uplifting visuals to his […]
By Griffin Schneider Sports Reporter Four years ago, Nijal Pearson was just a kid from Beaumont, Texas who wanted nothing more than to play the game he loves at the next level. Since then, Pearson has become a friend to many, a loving father and arguably the greatest Texas State basketball player of all time. Pearson arrived as a freshman at Texas State University in 2016 on a full-ride scholarship […]
By Lauren Rabalais Web Content Contributor Chapter Two: And the Devil Smiled. Image by Lauren Rabalais. "So bent he seems/ On desperate revenge that shall redound/ Upon his own rebellious head" – John Milton Alphonse swiped his emergency cloth from his side and unrolled it with unsteady hands before dressing his still-bloody finger. A little needle-prick of this size shouldn’t endanger him, he surmised, and he slumped over with shaky […]
By Chelyse Prevost Web Content Contributor I’m due for an eye exam? You’re kidding. It hasn’t been a year, there is no way. I’ve reached my last pack of one-day contacts and I can’t order more “until I make an appointment.” An appointment for what? An eye exam? So, what you’re basically saying is, I’m not allowed to see until I prove that I’m still as blind as I was […]
By Jacob Staires Sports Reporter Chapter two of the Jake Spavital era began Tuesday morning with the beginning of spring football practices. The atmosphere and look of the roster are already starting to take shape for the future of this Bobcat program. “It feels good to be back out there,” Spavital said. “New team, new identity… it has been good to change the culture and get these kids behind what […]
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