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The Paisano

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

Diving into 'Dune' : a review

Diving into ‘Dune’ : a review

Jada Thomas, Staff Writer November 2, 2021

A little over a week ago, Denis Villeneuve’s film adaptation of Frank Herbert’s novel “Dune” was released both at the movies and on HBO Max. If you saw it in theaters, you might have been part...

What is impostor syndrome?

What is impostor syndrome?

Amanda Sellers, Staff Writer November 2, 2021

Did you know that you’re not actually as talented as you think you are? Experts say that someday everyone will know that you’re a fraud and that you don’t actually amount to anything at all. All...

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Mon Laferte shows off her musical prowess at the Aztec Theatre

Saryvette Morales Cádiz, Arts & Life Editor October 28, 2021

Mon Laferte is a Chilean singer, songwriter and musician renowned for her vocal performances and musical versatility. Her discography spans a total of six albums in which she has composed songs in a wide...

Music majors rehearsing in the Recital Hall. Dustin Vickers/The Paisano

Art and music majors – journey to campus

Guissel Mora, Contributing Writer October 26, 2021

Art and music are two very interactive pathways, students majoring in these fields rely heavily on their peers’ feedback and the spaces provided by UTSA for inspiration and motivation — something many...

How to survive a breakup

How to survive a breakup

Sofia Garcia, Editor-in-Chief October 26, 2021

It’s been a long time coming. Or it hasn’t. The ringing in your ears masks their apologetic voice and the instantaneous flow of tears blinds the perfectly curated image of your person — only, they’re...

Review: The whimsical absurdity of 'Lamb'

Review: The whimsical absurdity of ‘Lamb’

Mason Hickok, Web Editor October 26, 2021

Those familiar with the aesthetic of an A24 film will find that “Lamb,” Valdimar Jóhannsson’s debut feature, checks most of those boxes. Nefarious farm animals inhabit this Icelandic farm. A family...

LGBTQ+ History Month: Sappho

LGBTQ+ History Month: Sappho

Amanda Sellers, Contributing Writer October 26, 2021

Even antiquated censorship cannot ignore one of the most prolific and greatly admired poets of the Classical period. Sappho has survived for almost two millennia, having composed close to 10,000 lines...

Practicing positive self-talk

Practicing positive self-talk

Laynie Clark, Assistant Arts & Life Editor October 26, 2021

The biggest thing that this generation is lacking is a healthy dose of self-love. Unfortunately, we are all too busy looking at other’s perfections that we start to forget the importance of seeing our...

'Squid Game' explores humanity's dark realities

‘Squid Game’ explores humanity’s dark realities

Joanna Paje, Staff Writer October 19, 2021

Minor dialogue spoilers for the last episode If you haven’t watched “Squid Game” despite the sudden explosion of popularity that’s been circling social media, I guarantee you that peer pressure...

The persistent threat of procrastination

The persistent threat of procrastination

Lucia Llano, Contributing Writer October 19, 2021

As students begin facing interminable to-do lists and looming deadlines, procrastination is a persistent threat that is always hanging over us. A stubborn procrastination habit is enough to warrant many...

Ruby City's main entrance. Laura Thevaos/The Paisano

Ruby City: A modern art experience

Laura Thevaos, Staff Writer October 19, 2021

Approaching from the outside, Ruby City stands out in comparison to the other archaic buildings in downtown San Antonio. It is a burnt red color with tall geometric walls, towering above the ground like...

Writing with puro amor and no expectations

Writing with puro amor and no expectations

Saryvette Morales Cádiz, Arts & Life Editor October 12, 2021

Author of the beloved Chicano novel, “The House on Mango Street,” Sandra Cisneros took part in a panel discussion sponsored by AARP Texas (American Association of Retired Persons) during Hispanic Heritage...

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