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14th Annual College Radio Day presents “35000 Watts” documentary at Texas State
By Felicity Guajardo
Co-Director of News
World College Radio Day lands on the first Friday of October. This year, we celebrate the nationally recognized day on Oct. 4th. Along with the 24-hour radio broadcast on KTSW 89.9-FM this Friday the grand finale will include a screening of “35000 Watts”, a documentary about how this medium has affected musicians and students alike, on Oct. 12th in Evan’s Auditorium at 7 p.m.
The documentary features interviews with musical legends Joey Santiago, lead gu...
Co-Director of News
World College Radio Day lands on the first Friday of October. This year, we celebrate the nationally recognized day on Oct. 4th. Along with the 24-hour radio broadcast on KTSW 89.9-FM this Friday the grand finale will include a screening of “35000 Watts”, a documentary about how this medium has affected musicians and students alike, on Oct. 12th in Evan’s Auditorium at 7 p.m.
The documentary features interviews with musical legends Joey Santiago, lead gu...
Beto O’Rourke’s Ready to Vote Tour travels to Texas State
By Felicity Guajardo & Mason Dodd
SAN MARCOS – Former Democratic U.S. Representative Beto O’Rourke was at Texas State University with his group Powered By People to help students register to vote and spoke on pressing issues in Evans Auditorium on Tuesday.
As part of the event on Sept. 17, students were given free entry to attend the speech after updating their voting registration or registering to vote for the first time. First time voter Skylar Walker said that she was glad to attend the r...
SAN MARCOS – Former Democratic U.S. Representative Beto O’Rourke was at Texas State University with his group Powered By People to help students register to vote and spoke on pressing issues in Evans Auditorium on Tuesday.
As part of the event on Sept. 17, students were given free entry to attend the speech after updating their voting registration or registering to vote for the first time. First time voter Skylar Walker said that she was glad to attend the r...
San Marcos Art Commission presents “Alignmentality” honoring total solar eclipse
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Apothecary shop spreads positivity and joy to community
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San Marcos’ most edgy and inspiring: Luminescent Magazine
By Felicity Guajardo and Adrianna Elias
SAN MARCOS — For a long time, Texas State students have been artistically expressing their overflowing ideas of fashion and pop culture trends on campus. Finding a place to pour these ideas into a medium is also a popular activity for students.
However, where would be a place that had no limitations and took risks?
This is where Luminescent enters the spotlight.
Luminescent Magazine originated about a year ago in San Marcos and was founded...
SAN MARCOS — For a long time, Texas State students have been artistically expressing their overflowing ideas of fashion and pop culture trends on campus. Finding a place to pour these ideas into a medium is also a popular activity for students.
However, where would be a place that had no limitations and took risks?
This is where Luminescent enters the spotlight.
Luminescent Magazine originated about a year ago in San Marcos and was founded...
Monkeying around in Arashiyama - SJMC Japan
In Kyoto, a favorite tourist attraction is Arashiyama Monkey Park Iwatayama where over 120 macaque monkeys native to Mount Arashiyama roam freely among humans.
Although the monkeys are considered wild, they are comfortable in the presence of humans and are excited to visit with others. The entrance fee to the monkey park is 600 JPY (about $4 USD).
The journey to Arashiyama can be strenuous. First, there are multiple routes you can take to get from Kyoto to Arashiyama. The central route vi...
Although the monkeys are considered wild, they are comfortable in the presence of humans and are excited to visit with others. The entrance fee to the monkey park is 600 JPY (about $4 USD).
The journey to Arashiyama can be strenuous. First, there are multiple routes you can take to get from Kyoto to Arashiyama. The central route vi...
Tokyo drift: adventures in Kamakura - SJMC Japan
Day four of the SJMC Japan trip saw the team drifting quite a bit: we ventured away from Tokyo and the team branched off into smaller groups to spend the day in various parts of the city.
We started bright and early with a train ride to Kamakura for a daily outing to visit the Kōtokuin Temple and Hasedera Temple. The SJMC team gained insight into the history behind the Buddhist traditions these temples uphold.
The team also ventured out into the shopping center of Kamakura, where we split...
We started bright and early with a train ride to Kamakura for a daily outing to visit the Kōtokuin Temple and Hasedera Temple. The SJMC team gained insight into the history behind the Buddhist traditions these temples uphold.
The team also ventured out into the shopping center of Kamakura, where we split...