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Independent Student Newspaper for the University of Texas at San Antonio

The Paisano

Independent Student Newspaper for the University of Texas at San Antonio

The Paisano

‘Heaven Knows’ we are not so miserable now

‘Heaven Knows’ we are not so miserable now

Lesley Fuentes, Contributor November 14, 2023

After its long-anticipated release, “Heaven Knows” proved to be an instant hit. The album has 13 songs and runs for about 34 minutes. Vicky Walker, who uses the stage name PinkPantheress, exploded...

Inexpensive gifts for the holidays

Inexpensive gifts for the holidays

Chloe Williams, Managing and Social Editor November 14, 2023

The temperature is dropping, holiday decorations are filling stores and Mariah Carey is preparing to take over the top charts again. With this coming holiday season, it is never too early to start preparing...

Celebrating Diabetes Awareness Month

Celebrating Diabetes Awareness Month

Amber Serio, Assistant News Editor November 14, 2023

Every November signifies the start of Diabetes Awareness Month. This month-long observance honors the Nov. 14 birthday of Dr. Frederick Bantling, who discovered insulin in 1921. Diabetes Awareness Month...

Best of SA: Tabletop gaming

Best of SA: Tabletop gaming

Ray Rodriguez, Staff Writer November 14, 2023

Of the many niche hobbies out there, tabletop gaming might be one of the more difficult to approach. Not only must you go through the process of finding out what games you actually like and how to play...

Where to sweat when it gets cold

Where to sweat when it gets cold

Laynie Clark, Editor-in-Chief November 13, 2023

As the weather begins to tease freezing temperatures and rainy skies, going on hikes and other forms of outdoor workouts are not exactly feasible. The lack of structure in a sweaty gym is not enough for...

The Beatles just dropped a new song

The Beatles just dropped a new song

Lauren Hernandez, Assistant Arts & Life Editor November 13, 2023

        This is a big deal — maybe the biggest deal. The Beatles just dropped a new song, their last song, in fact, and it is a masterpiece. Reminiscent, longing and...

Holiday happenings around San Antonio

Holiday happenings around San Antonio

Kaitlyn J. Grace, Staff Writer November 13, 2023

With the holidays finally upon us, you might be looking for a way to celebrate the season. From pathways lit by holiday lights to fun winter activities, San Antonio has many events for you to enjoy either...

The Japanese House makes Paper Tiger feel like ‘a dream’

The Japanese House makes Paper Tiger feel like ‘a dream’

Malaki Lingg, Web Editor November 12, 2023

On June 30, Amber Bain, professionally known as The Japanese House, released her anticipated sophomore album “In The End It Always Does.” Following the album’s release, Bain announced a U.S....

Back to the hard knocks

Back to the hard knocks

Laynie Clark, Editor-in-Chief November 11, 2023

“Yesterday was plain awful, but that’s not now, that’s then.” “Annie” has made its way to the Majestic Theatre to bring smiles and laughter to the crowd. With a company of talented kids...

‘Fall in love with’ Cavetown

‘Fall in love with’ Cavetown

Chloe Williams, Managing and Social editor November 9, 2023

        British indie pop artist Cavetown made their first appearance at the Paper Tiger this past Wednesday, Nov. 9. Cavetown, born Robbie Daniel Skinner, is a popular...

Beneath the big top

Beneath the big top

Naydine De La Fuente, Interim Copyediting Coordinator November 8, 2023

Lights, camera, action. Cirque du Soleil is an international production that has made its way into the city of San Antonio. As the crew and performers prepared to execute a once-in-a-lifetime performance,...

Top five ways to buy local art

Top five ways to buy local art

Lauren Hernandez, Assistant Arts & Life Editor November 7, 2023

Replace those cheesy Taylor Swift posters and fake vines on your wall with something cool, unique and different. You live in a city rich with art and culture, and even though navigating San Antonio’s...

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