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May 20, 2012
On the morning James D. Gomez decided to turn his life around, he met his Alcoholics Anonymous sponsor at an IHOP on Hot Wells Boulevard on the South Side of San Antonio. He had a …
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Reeve Hamilton, The Texas Tribune
Texas higher education officials released the state’s second annual higher education almanac on Tuesday, a publication designed to provide easily digestible information on every public college and university in the state, …
On the morning James D. Gomez decided to turn his life around, he met his Alcoholics Anonymous sponsor at an IHOP on Hot Wells Boulevard on the South Side of San Antonio. He had a …
At the entrance to Luminaria: Arts Night in San Antonio, families and friends interact with each other May 5. Luminaria is a arts festival “where arts comes to light.” It is an opportunity to showcase …
The campaign hosts group meetings for fathers from 6 p.m. to 8 p. m. every Wednesday at 3014 Rivas, Suite 20.
By Joe Camacho
In 1999, at the age of 29, Frank Castro sowed the seeds for …
By Anaiah Liserio
Let me take you back a few years. It was summer and I was asleep. My phone rang and like a lazy bum, I hit ignore. A persistent friend called again. This time …
By Melody Mendoza and Shawna Mount
You probably don’t think about water much when you use it. You turn on the faucet and the water is right there at your fingertips. For most of us, the …
By Sylvia Hernandez
Last month, Rosalinda Gonzalez, a Converse resident, found herself at the Texas A&M-San Antonio Main Campus Building, looking at nearly six dozen pieces by renowned artist Pablo Picasso.
It wasn’t what Gonzalez, 36, expected …
Pytel Park, located on the the South Side, will receive $400,000 in general park rehabilitation if approved by voters. Elections will be May 12 for the City of San Antonio’s proposed $596 million bond program …
By Grace Newton
I’m not sure who said it, but I was recently reminded of the saying, “If it were easy, everyone would do it.” This saying has repeatedly popped into my head over the last …
By Dr. Christina Suthammanont, assistant professor of political science
Every summer, students wonder whether they should take classes or just work and catch up with friends.
While hard work during the traditional academic year should be rewarded, …
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