By: Erin Pollack Web Editor The Avenue and The Grove in San Marcos might seem similar because they are right across the street from each other, but they have many differences as well. Both apartments are on the Blanco River bus route number 21 and both are about three miles away from Texas State campus. They both have the option to be furnished or unfurnished, cable and internet are included with […]
Andrew Nogay Web Content Contributor This is the second day of the NCAA tournament, and I am live-blogging it, as I did yesterday. Shyam is with me again, ready to give in his input on all matters small and microscopic. On paper, the games today should be as exciting as the ones yesterday, so that's exciting. 11:30: The first game of the day is Kansas-New Mexico State. Honestly, I think […]
Andrew Nogay Web Content Contributor Here begins the 2015 NCAA Tournament. Are you ready for a solid 14 hours of basketball? I'm not sure I am. Just like with my preview, my friend Shyam is here to "dissect" these games. 11:22: The first game is Notre Dame vs. Northeastern. The Huskies are in this one early! They're only down by one point three minutes in. Scratch that, four points. I […]
By Katelyn Hawkes Blog Content Contributor Young Americans for Liberty is a nationally recognized organization that aims to educate youth activists to reclaim the policy and direction of our government. When? Thursdays at 6:30 in LBJ 3-13.1 Purpose? "To create a network of libertarian and libertarian leaning students at the University level, and our group particularly enjoys having round table discussions on current events. We're here to learn more about […]
By Katelyn Hawkes Blog Content Contributor For Spring Break, I went to Costa Rica to help rebuild an animal sanctuary that has been relocated to Turrucares. We painted dorms for volunteers, made popsicles for the howler monkeys and the kinkajous, as well as cared for sick sloths to be rehabilitated back into the wild.I brought Otis (the MR Fest mascot) along with me. Otis really liked to hang out with […]
Andrew Nogay Web Content Contributor The NCAA Tournament is one of my sacred things as a sports fan. For the first round especially, few things come close. I'm not the only one who loves March Madness. Few American sports outside of football get the interest or ratings that the NCAA tournament gets. College basketball has a lot of inherent flaws, and the quality of play isn't the greatest. NBA players […]
by Tafari Robertson Videographer https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CpLcs-JC8jA&feature=youtu.be Torchy;'s Tacos began in Austin, when cheff Michael Rypka left his chef job to start his own food business. That business began as a food trailer on Barton creek at South First, and then grew into many locations, including Austin, Round Rock, San Antonio, dallas, and now San Marcos. Their menu includes breakfast tacos, meat tacos, desserts, drinks, and appetizers like chips and queso. Many […]
Andrew Nogay Web Content Contributor *KTSW consists of and respects varying opinions within its staff. Opinion articles do not reflect the opinion of KTSW as a whole. A few days ago I saw a movie called Faults. It premiered at South by Southwest in 2014, and just recently came to theaters and video on demand. It stars Leland Orser as a down-on-his-luck cult expert who is hired by a couple to […]
By Katelyn Hawkes Blog Content Contributor There is a new movement in home ownership called the Tiny House Movement. The more the economy declines, financial concerns arise, including the decrease in median incomes in the United States, more and more people are changing their lifestyle habits to live more simply and cost efficiently. According to CBS News, over 26% of working class spend over 50% of their income on housing. […]
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