Article Archive for January 2010
After 15 years in the making and a budget of over 300 million dollars, Avatar has not only surpassed all its expectations, but continues to break world records every… continue reading
Texting while driving seems to have been a problem ever since the first teenager with a driver’s license learned how to text. However, this problem has become more prevalent… continue reading
Texas Tech football head coach Mike Leach was fired before the Red Raiders played in the annual Alamo bowl for mistreating a player. Adam James suffered a concussion during… continue reading
Google is faced with a challenge that has put many of its business interests in perspective; their operations in China have been paused because of the decision made to… continue reading
After the spotlight dims for whatever reason, it seems natural for public figures in America to wander for a time. Some of them drift away into the numerous lobbying… continue reading
A U.S. radio host of “The Savage Nation,” Dr. Michael Savage, has been banned from broadcasting the show in the United Kingdom after making on-air remarks promoting violence against… continue reading
Recently, San Antonio City Councilman John Clamp has proposed an ordinance that will fine individuals who give money to panhandlers. The fine could go up to $500. The ordinance… continue reading
The city of San Antonio, oft plagued by a variety of plagues and threats, is finally taking action against one of our greatest common threats – panhandlers.… continue reading
Looks like I finally made it to my final semester here at St. Mary’s. For me, this is a big deal. Let me explain why graduation is so important for me beyond the obvious reasons. I am a non-traditional student. When I graduated high school in 2001, I went to San Antonio College for four years and took no more than nine hours continue reading
The first thing that comes to mind when we hear about earthquakes, like the one that hit Haiti, is how we can help. The U.S. has aided by donating money, supplies and medical and military personnel. It is important that these actions are taken as the initial effects of the disaster are still surely being felt, but before any sort of clearing and rebuilding continue reading


