By Helen Wang Blog Content Contributor Having to budget your food and your priorities in college is hard enough but for those of you who are always on the go and need something new to cook besides ramen and spaghetti everyday, here is a simple and fast recipe that everyone in college almost never attempts because they assume it’s hard: Making fried rice is the easiest and most convenient […]
By Asia Daggs Blog Content Contributor Between school, work and a social life, being a college student can be restless. We are up early on weekdays for classes and later go home to get prepared for work, or vice versa. We also like to hang with friends and go out on weekends to have some fun. Now, on top of those there are even more factors such as studying, eating […]
by Chelsea Morna Blog Content Contributor As the semester draws to a slow and stretched out end, it would appear that a lot of things want to go wrong at the same time, adding to the pile of stress we are already burdened with. The semester has gotten to that point where a lot of us just feel brain fried, overworked, and too tired to get anything done well. We’re […]
Chelsea Moran Blog Content Contributor The weekend before classes started I went to the J. Cole concert in Austin and I’m not sure if it was the music or the fruity scents in the air, but needless to say everyone in attendance was feeling some type of way. During his set he stopped to talk to the audience and one thing he said really made me reflect on my actions […]
by Emily Parma Web Content Manager In exactly four days from now I will be going into my junior year of college. As I reflect on how my freshman year went and the things I learned from living in a dorm, moving into my one bedroom apartment the following year, and now preparing for the year to come, I want to share some of my realizations with new and returning students. […]
Kalie Souknary KTSW Web Content If you were required to stay in a dorm freshman year, you know how it works: Girls floor on the first floor, boys on second, girls on third, and so on. In the dorm I lived in, Gaillardia, there were about 600 rooms and I guesstimate that at least 50 of them were on my floor. Freshman year was brand new, as it is for […]
Kalie Souknary 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. We all have those people in our classes that we just can’t stand. Over my three years at Texas State University, I’ve been able to categorize these people and distinguish exactly what I can’t stand about them. This, my fellow bobcats, is a […]
With the ongoing trial of 24-year-old former Texas State student Jonathan Porterie, San Marcos residents are reminded to take extra safety precautions when it comes to securing one’s home. I had the opportunity to sit in on part of his trial. Porterie is on trial for the alleged sexual assault of a woman back in November 2012 after he entered her room at the University Club Apartments. Porterie’s defense says […]
Written by Dan Shedd In front of the second largest crowd ever at Bobcat Ballpark (Tied with 2010 vs A&M), the 10th ranked Texas Longhorns defeated Texas State 6‒3. Bobcat starting pitcher Dylan Bein came into the game with a 1.80 ERA, but that did not hold up for very long as Longhorn outfielder Ben Johnson crushed Bein’s second pitch to left center field to give the Longhorns an early […]
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