By Cindy Rivas AlfaroNov 110
Disclaimer: I have nothing against Scorpios. One of my closest friends is a Scorpio. In fact, we have been friends for almost a decade. We can’t deny, however, the way everyone’s noses scrunch once someone reveals themselves as a Scorpio. Scorpios are known to be passionate and stubborn. The latter usually shines...
By Pam CrawfordNov 40
Serialized from 1998 to 1999, Uzumaki has become one of manga author Junji Ito’s most famous works. Ito is renowned for his horrific and graphic horror, often combining the beautiful with the gruesome. Even if you’re not in the anime/manga sphere, you have probably seen a panel of his work, such as the spiral girl or...
By Atirikta KumarOct 230
Fans often have specific artists they go to see at music festivals. The beauty of these festivals, however, is there are so many musical performances and acts across the stages, including big names and emerging artists. With so many options, festivalgoers are bound to discover new artist they didn’t know before....
By Atrikta KumarOct 220
David Shaw took the Tito’s Handmade Vodka Stage at Austin City Limits Music Festival on Sunday of Weekend Two. Shaw sang songs from his new album “Take a Look Inside” and slowed down the time with his alternative set, perfectly balanced between energetic and slow. Between playing his second-first solo set at the...
By Pam CrawfordOct 210
It was a Friday night in 1991 Austin, Texas. Four girls are inside the local yogurt shop, two sisters and their two friends. The older girls, Eliza Thomas and Jennifer Harbison, 17, were employees scheduled for a closing shift at the shop.The younger girls, Sarah Harbison, 15, and Amy Ayers, 13, were waiting for a...
By Pam CrawfordOct 140
It was a frigid Friday night in late December 1968 when the Zodiac killer murdered his first victims in the beautiful Bay Area of California. Zodiac Killer’s First-known Murder Two teenagers on their first date, David Arthur Faraday and Betty Lou Jensen, were both shot around 11:15 p.m. Police, however, could...
By Melissa UnluSep 250
Photos by: Raphael Fernandez Sitting at a piano in the Moores School of Music practice room, onlookers can find doctoral student Tugce Ozcivan playing a tune. As a doctoral student and pianist at the University of Houston, Ozcivan embodies determination and mastery in her craft. After encouragement from her...
By Atirikta KumarSep 170
Photo by: Oscar Herrera The 2024 Formula 1 season has shaped to become one of the most exciting seasons for fans in recent years. While most of the fan base expected Red Bull to dominate after a record-breaking 2023 season, the team is falling apart, rather than thriving. The reason for Red Bull’s downfall...
By Melissa UnluSep 100
Political debates have long been a captivating and integral part of civic life. From the spirited discussions at the 1776 Continental Congress to the modern-day presidential showdowns, such as the 2020 debate between current President Joe Biden and former President Donald Trump, these exchanges continue to shape...
By Atirikta KumarSep 50
Photo by: Oscar Herrera On Interstate 45, drivers are greeted with graffiti saying “Be Someone” while entering the city of Houston. Houston is no stranger to murals and graffiti all over the city, symbolizing current events and the culture of the area. This sign, in particular, calls all Houstonians to be who...
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