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24Mar By Staff/GuestNo Comments
Politics

The Fear of Trump

By Carlos Leon   Ever since Donald Trump was elected, there has been a general fear among the Latino population. They fear he will make good on his campaign promises, along with any other major decisions he may make that can affect immigrants and their families. (more…)
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8Mar By Staff/GuestNo Comments
International Affairs

Lonely Days for the US

By Gloria Guajardo It has been nearly two months since President Donald Trump took office. In these few weeks, his administration has placed immigrants all over the US on edge. (more…)
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Paying It Forward with Project Pengyou
17Feb By Staff/GuestNo Comments
Guest Article, International Studies

Paying It Forward with Project Pengyou

By Soledad Olmeda From January 27th to February 2nd, Project Pengyou hosted an event for chapters across the nation to celebrate Chinese New Year by paying it forward. This event was called Pay It Forward on Chinese New Year (PIFOCNY) and the purpose was for each respective chapter to “adopt” a school in their community and inspire children to learn about China. The ultimate goal of PIFOCNY is to teach kids to become aware of other cultures, and to teach empathy and respect to them at a young age.   (more…)
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13Feb By Staff/GuestNo Comments
On Campus

Introducing Mr. & Ms. TAMIU 2017

Texas A&M International University hosted its annual Mr. & Ms. TAMIU event on Saturday, February 11th. Since 2011, it has been hosted every spring semester. (more…)
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10Feb By Staff/GuestNo Comments
Health

Avoiding the Freshman Fifteen

By Alejandra Hernandez What is the “Freshman 15?”  It is an expression that refers to an amount of weight often gained by students during their first year of college.   (more…)
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10Feb By Staff/GuestNo Comments
Editorial, Health

Medical Miracles

By Alexis Garza Today’s great breakthroughs in modern medicine have shocked the world on how we view traditional medicine.     Our idea of medicine is your basic tablets with some side effects, but as time goes on the norms of medicine are starting to shift and what was once illegal is now becoming a scientific breakthrough.   (more…)
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10Feb By Staff/GuestNo Comments
Health, Politics

Replacing Obamacare

By Ana C. Posada   Approximately 69% of Republicans and 63% of Democrats say that healthcare costs are too high and should be lowered. Trump and his fellow Republicans have long vowed to end Obama's legacy, and have taken the steps to do so. (more…)
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10Feb By Staff/GuestNo Comments
Civil Affairs, Editorial

Skewed News

By Danny Zaragoza The current political culture in the United States has caused Facebook feeds to fill with links to implicitly biased websites which echo the times of yellow journalism’s contribution to the Spanish-American War. (more…)
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10Feb By Staff/GuestNo Comments
Academia, On Campus

Philosophy Society Hosts Guest Lecture

The TAMIU Philosophy Society is continuing last semester’s theme of Philosophy of Art to encourage discourse among students who are interested in the nature of art, its origins, purpose, myriad forms, standards of assessment, effects on the individual and society at large, and ends. (more…)
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