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Clarissa Martinez is a junior communications major at Texas A&M University-San Antonio. She loves writing about important issues and also loves exploring interesting topics, such as movie and music reviews. In her spare time, she loves listening to music, watching movies and television shows, and going to concerts. In the future, she hopes to end up with a career in Film and Television Production or in Journalism.

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University extends winter break, cancels spring break

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Texas A&M University-San Antonio has extended winter break with spring 2021 classes beginning Jan. 19, in exchange sacrificing spring break mid-semester. The decision was made to allow extra time Full Story »
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University ends Jaguar Day One program

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Criminal justice junior Taylor Feehan said she has still not received the digital textbook for her Criminal Justice Organizations class. She was able to go on without the textbook Full Story »
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Wellness checks not required for faculty

Veronica Valdes and Clarissa Martinez

Since the fall semester began, students at Texas A&M University-San Antonio are required to check in at wellness stations to attend classes on campus. However, the wellness checks are Full Story »
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Campus hosts polling site, watch party as nation awaits election results

Clarissa Martinez and Brigid Cooley

The Texas A&M University-San Antonio campus was eerily quiet as the sun set and cicadas sang nearby on Election Day, Tuesday, Nov. 3. As the campus Mays Center and Full Story »
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SGA addresses semester issues in letter to Faculty Senate

Veronica Valdes and Clarissa Martinez

The Student Government Association asked the Faculty Senate to take in consideration issues that students have experienced this semester, including scheduling changes that some professors made to their classes. Full Story »
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Mayor discusses workforce initiative at virtual town hall

Clarissa Martinez

If voters approve the Education and Workforce Initiative Nov. 3, the four-year plan would jump-start San Antonio’s economy after the negative effects of the coronavirus and reduce the city’s Full Story »