By Daniel Richter Web Content Contributor With International Men’s Day being this week, this is a great time to highlight one of the bravest stand-up specials in years. Gary Gulman: The Great Depresh on HBO is Gulman’s first special he has released in over four years after he battled crippling depression. Finding humor in such pain is a challenge but Gulman does it excellently. He walks you through the lowest […]
By Brandi Mitchell Web Content Contributor Manhood is a concept that is perhaps less discussed and analyzed than womanhood but comes with no less ambiguity, struggle and uncertainty. As social creatures with an inclination to community and at times, conformity, there is no overarching construct prevalent in a society that does not in a continuous stream touch the lives of each and every person. Gender is like the fading sensitivity […]
By Paola Bakker Web Content Contributor For International Men’s Day, I thought it would be interesting to take a look at a song that was ahead of its time in the breakdown of gender roles. “Boys Don’t Cry” by The Cure released in 1979 as their American debut. Although the song is not completely consistent with The Cure’s typical sound, it was an excellent song to act as their debut. […]
By Shane WillenborgLocal Music Journalist Artist: The Well Album: Death and Consolation Release date: May 2019 Fall has finally taken hold in central Texas, the temperature is dropping while the sun’s relentless reign of terror over the southwestern landscape is blocked out by overcast sheets of clouds. Every year when the weather starts cooling down and the days get shorter, I find myself seeking out dark brooding music that reflects […]
By Timia Cobb Web Content Contributor The friend zone is a place of importance, self discovery, sadness, jealousy, loneliness, etc. In general it can be many things but it will inevitably always be the friend zone. The closest thing I can describe the friendzone as is the sunken place from Jordan Peele’s “Get out”. It’s a dark hollow hole that’s hard to escape from but you possibly could have avoided […]
By Garrett Martin Sports Director Texas State took down South Alabama by a final score of 30-28 at Jim Wacker Field, which ended a three game losing stint amidst offensive woes in previous weeks. 15,473 fans came out to attend Texas State’s annual homecoming game. One that they enjoyed from start to finish. Two Bobcats had career days in this exciting matchup against the Jaguars: sophomore Tyler Vitt and senior […]
By Sami Dugdale Station Manager We came, we saw…we got kicked out of the VIP section at Wizard Fest. On Saturday Nov. 9, I had the opportunity to attend Wizard Fest at The Rock Box theatre in San Antonio, Texas. Wizard Fest is put on by Supreme Entertainment’s Pop Up Party Tours where they travel across the country and put on different themed parties at select venues. This particular pop […]
By Faith Vara Music Journalist On Thursday night, Kero Kero Bonito, alongside opener Negative Gemini, brought the heat to a cold, rainy night at Paper Tiger. Despite the temperature being in the mid 40s, a long line of fans waited outside the venue for hours, all eager to see the show. Once we were all let in, fans started heading to the stage in an effort to get a good […]
By Arlett Ramirez Assistant Web Content Manager Earlier this year, I wrote an article about how Disney’s new streaming service Disney Plus will launch on Nov. 12. Over the years, Disney has collected extensive successful franchises like Marvel and the Star Wars films. Last March, Disney acquired 21st Century Fox for $71.2 billion, meaning they now own films like “Avatar” and “Titanic” (the second and third highest grossing films of […]
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