Carissa Argumedo Music Journalist Spring has officially begun and the world around us is changing in spirit. I don’t know if it’s just me, but there is something about the blossoming greenery and moist humid air that feels sort of melancholic? We’re four months into the year and our brains are getting a little foggier as the days pass by, or at least mine is. Rather than running away from […]
Music Journalist Bryce Sexson This week officially marks the beginning of spring, and with it comes a number of new releases from your favorite artists. This spring's musical offerings present a rich tapestry of sounds, each project carving out a distinct emotional and sonic space. This season's new music provides a variety of atmospheres, ranging from expansive and bright, to intimate and textured, and richly organic. I’ve chosen three new […]
By Celeste Parler Web Content Contributor Within a matter of weeks, we will no longer have to suffer through a Texas winter anymore. As fun as winter can be, we are overdue for better weather and a healthier state of mind. Just think about all the differences between winter and spring. Winter shuts us indoors. Nighttime creeps up earlier and earlier in the day. Everything seems grayer and bleaker. We […]
By Christopher BrockerHip-hop Director “Big Boss Rabbit” https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NabmJWtYK5c Indiana native Freddie Gibbs returned with this single “Big Boss Rabbit”. Gibbs’ Alfredo was recently Grammy-nominated for rap album of the year. However, the project lost to Nas’ King’s Disease produced by Hit-Boy. The beat samples Nas’s “You’re Da Man” from his 2001 album Stillmatic. The intro samples Mike Tyson declaring his greatness in a post-fight interview. The beat has a bouncy trap beat that is similar […]
By Brittany Anderson Assistant Web Content Manager Everyone, give yourself a pat on the back: we finally made it through the dark winter months and can now enjoy the sunset later and longer. March 8 officially marked the time change, and sure we lost an hour, but let’s use it as an opportunity to spring forward. So, speaking of: enjoy the sunset. Some things are better left unfiltered. Photo by […]
By Conner YarbroughMusic Director Grab your rain boots, umbrellas and Allegra (or Claritin or Mucinex or Zyrtec or any other allergy medicine of your choice) because it’s officially spring here in San Marcos - if you don’t believe me, run your finger along the hood of your car and I’ll bet it’s covered in pollen when you look at it. Unless, of course, the season’s storms have given you an […]
By Gio Gilmore Music Journalist As the spring gets closer and we all get ready to start spring cleaning, make sure you have a playlist to fill your apartment with intense tunes. Only one more month of sporadic winter Texas weather before we are rewarded with calmer, warmer spring weather. This playlist will not only help when you’re cleaning, but also when you’re having a stressful day preparing for exams […]
By Arlett RamirezWeb Content Contributor As the weather begins to warm up, most students on campus will visit Sewell Park and Rio Vista Falls Dam to cool off after class or on the weekend. Living in San Marcos, residents are lucky to have access to a river year-round. If Sewell Park or Rio Vista Falls Dam is too crowded or if you’d like to explore something new and different, the […]
By Andronica Owens Web Content Contributor Registration begins Oct. 22 for Bobcats. It's time for students to start preparing for the next semester and scheduling for classes you want to or need take in the spring semester. You might be thinking, How can I begin to even think about next semester when this current semester is wearing me down? We’ve barely reached the half way point in the semester which […]
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