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Mariachi brings vigor to first show of semester (opens the original)
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Featuring violins, guitars, trumpets, a piano and a harp, Mariachi los Paisanos and Mariachi Juvenil de UTSA performed their first concert of the semester — a lively show for a hyped audience. Coming onstage before Mariachi los Paisanos, Mariachi Juvenil de UTSA’s highlight of the Sept. 22 show was their third song, “Fue Un Placer Conocerte,” featuring a masterful duet. At the start of the song, the piano crept in with a slow melody. The song quickly crescendoed into a joyous melody, with the Ma
Handmade works luster at Labor Day Artisan Fair (opens the original)
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Tucked away in a weekend packed with events, the River Walk Labor Day Artisan Fair was an underestimated event river walk passersby got to participate in. Booths filled with handmade creations — clothes, jewelry, candles, caricatures and art — lined the edges of the sidewalks all around the River Walk Extension. While few actively sought out the artisan fair, people enjoying a meal or walking around the river were pleasantly surprised by the event and incorporated it into their activities for th
Crime Log: 8/24-8/28 (opens the original)
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In compliance with the Clery Act, UT San Antonio utilizes ARMS’ Mapping Portal System for all on-campus crimes. The log summarizes the case’s date, time, location, incident and current status. The crimes detailed below are taken directly from the Mapping Portal System, showcasing the trends that occurred from 8/24-8/29. Two incidents of theft occurred at UTSA Circle. Both cases remain active. The first incident of theft was between $750 and $2499.99. It happened on Aug. 25 from 8:56 to 9:28 p.m.
Humble bookstore bunker supports central library (opens the original)
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Tucked inside the basement of the San Antonio Central Library sits a small bookshop packed to the brim with new and recycled books, comics, CDs and more marvelous media. The sound of shoes shuffling on the linoleum floor echoes off the tall bookshelves as customers find their next read. Despite its large, hidden setting, the homely atmosphere of Book Cellar draws in a packed crowd. First-time customer Michaela Thompson enjoyed the eclectic aspect of second-hand media. “You can kinda just walk ar
Utsa.edu hacked, access restored Monday (opens the original)
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Update: UT San Antonio announced Tuesday evening that classes have canceled until Monday, Aug. 24. Utsa.edu is experiencing another outage, along with Microsoft Outlook. UT San Antonio announced that the password reset system is experiencing delays. The university has not stated when the issue will be resolved. The Paisano reached out to UT San Antonio Media Relations for a comment, but did not receive a response. The utsa.edu domain was temporarily unavailable, beginning Friday, Aug. 14 and was
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