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Independent Student Newspaper for the University of Texas at San Antonio

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Independent Student Newspaper for the University of Texas at San Antonio

The Paisano

Golden Rose

Golden Rose

Samantha Ysaguirre, Staff Writer October 2, 2023

My golden rose in the darkest hour  Lighting my world for hours You cling to my side  A companion instead of I The kindest of which I have the blessing to encounter We hike trails Run...

Be real to who you are

Be real to who you are

Elizabeth Hope, Contributor October 2, 2023

We were so young when we were subjected among People changing their appearance, for self-assurance Every single day, people are fading away No one ever tells them you’re beautiful to me, how...

Nine thirty-four a.m.

Nine thirty-four a.m.

Noah Willoughby, Contributor October 2, 2023

Nine thirty-four a.m. was just a time, Just a time to live, Time that passed on the clock, Time that drifted on like a lost balloon, Time that jumped from second to second, Minute to minute, Hour...

The scariest A24 movie to date

The scariest A24 movie to date

Malaki Lingg, Web Editor September 26, 2023

Spoiler Warning: This article will discuss spoilers about “Talk to Me.”         “Talk to Me” was directed by twin brothers Danny and Michael Philippou, and...

One city, eight photographers

One city, eight photographers

Sarah Lemos, Contributor September 26, 2023

On Sept. 22, San Antonio’s Indy Coffee Club held a photography exhibition taking inspiration from Rick Smolan’s “A Day in the Life of America,” featuring the works of San Antonio natives varying...

The 5 best and 5 worst films of the summer

The 5 best and 5 worst films of the summer

Ray Rodriguez, Contributor September 26, 2023

This summer has felt like watching the death and rebirth of the blockbuster film. Alongside the avalanche of money-pit disasters that large distributors churn out by the bucketload, a few great films snuck...

Rowdy Writes

In a club called Kooky: Chapter 2

Nicholas Kingman, Staff Writer September 26, 2023

About 48 hours ago I was in Oklahoma City at The Bunker Club sitting at the bar top waiting for my partner to walk in. I was in dire need of his assistance on this grand opportunity I had for him. I gave...

Code Red: TV Girl kicks off tour at the Aztec Theatre

Code Red: TV Girl kicks off tour at the Aztec Theatre

Armin Suljovic, Contributor September 25, 2023

As a self-proclaimed “traveling all-star band,” TV Girl had high expectations to live up to, but their most recent show in San Antonio was a brilliant fusion of music, art and pure entertainment....

At last

At last

Samantha Ysaguirre , Staff Writer September 25, 2023

So, at last, I began chapter one Of the great story, so they speak, No one on Earth has ever read which tales to continue forever and more,  In which they say the chapter is even better than...

In a North Carolina second

In a North Carolina second

Noah Willoughby, Contributor September 25, 2023

In a North Carolina second The clouds hung on to the last light of the sun As it ended its set in the North Carolina sky.  They turned dark blue and mimicked the faces Of the mountains and...

Conceal

Conceal

Elizabeth Hope, Contributor September 25, 2023

I see so many lives on a screen I know nothing is ever as it seems Look at them and their perfect smiles  I just wish I could have their enchanting lifestyles I watch these people party and...

Close Encounter with Closed Casket

Close Encounter with Closed Casket

Armin Suljovic, Contributor September 20, 2023

Heading downtown at the local Siempre Skateshop, local death metal group, Closed Casket, marks another performance under their belts. With a following of over 1,800 followers on Instagram, the band...

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