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12May By Staff/GuestNo Comments
Editorial

This is the end

By Carlos Leon Many religions tend to break down into various smaller denominations, especially the Christian religion. There is one specific religion in particular based on Christian beliefs called the Church of the End of Times (Iglesia del Fin del Tiempo or IFT is the name and acronym in Spanish). This church has a unique prescience throughout most of Latin America (more…)
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12May By Staff/GuestNo Comments
On Campus

Road to Success

By Daniela Ortiz The Texas A&M International University (TAMIU) introduces a roadmap to student success through their TAMIU Trailblazers Program, where only registered students have access to the program.   The TAMIU Trailblazers program is a co-curricular leadership initiative, which strives to assist students in gaining success by experience and preparation for their future endeavors. (more…)
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12May By Staff/GuestNo Comments
Español, Features

Rompiendo barreras

Por Elizabeth Villarreal   José L. Moreno III es actualmente El director del programa Title V Focus on Student Success (FOSS) en Texas A&M International University (TAMIU). (more…)
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12May By Staff/GuestNo Comments
Life & Arts

Shakespeare in the Courts

By Kassandra de Hoyos Shakespeare & Company is a theater company based in Lenox, Massachusetts.  For the past seventeen years, the company has run a program called Shakespeare in the Courts.   (more…)
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12May By Staff/GuestNo Comments
On Campus

Tales of the procrastinating college student

By Lydia Dean Procrastination goes hand in hand with the college experience just as much as exploring new territories. Thousands of college students around the United States are given an assignment ahead of time but will wait until the last weekend before the due date. This habit will continue until their time of graduation. Regarding the constant behavior, why do college students continue to procrastinate despite knowing the hardships and stress it will bring them? (more…)
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12May By Staff/GuestNo Comments
Editorial

The Underrated City

By Alexis Garza Laredo: the city is considered the least diverse to some, but is also considered as the city that grew from a villa to the largest inland port on the united States-Mexican border. (more…)
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9May By Staff/GuestNo Comments
International Affairs, Politics

Cubans Stationed in Mexico Face Uncertainty

By Carmen Garcia President Obama’s last foreign policy decision this past January aimed to treat all migrants coming into the US to be processed equally. The end of the “Wet Feet, Dry Feet” policy—which was an open door to Cuban migrants—came as a sudden compromise, especially to the Cubans who faltered along the way to the US.   (more…)
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4May By Staff/GuestNo Comments
Español

El rosa es para niña y el azul para niño

Por María F. Rodríguez “El rosa es de niña y el azul de niño”, es una oración que se nos repite la mayoría de las veces cuando tenemos que escoger un color.   Hemos crecido con esta asociación desde la concepción de la persona.  ¿Cuantas veces nos ha pasado que cuando queremos regalar algo a un recién nacido preguntamos si es hombre o mujer para saber que color de trajecito compraremos?   Pero es importante saber que este estereotipo no siempre ha sido así.  Hubo un tiempo donde los niños sin importar género vestían de blanco y con vestido de algodón en su niñez hasta llegar aproximadamente a los 7 años. Eso se hacia con el fin de que el bebe no fuera vestido con ropa equivocada y su mente no fuera “trastornada” desde pequeño.   Lo mas interesante fue a ...
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