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Assayer of Student Opinion.

The Prospector

On male feminism

On male feminism

Andrés Rodríguez, Copy Editor February 11, 2014

One of the things I remember most vividly after coming out was being asked by my father if I wanted to be a woman. He hardly gave me time to answer. He simply followed it with a more assertive question: “You aren’t dressing up as a girl, right?” That...

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Stripper Notes

Stripper Notes

Blake Lanham, Cartoonist February 11, 2014

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Chancellor announces his resignation

Francisco G. Cigarroa, M.D., Contributor February 11, 2014

Dear Colleagues of the U. T. System Community, When I began my journey as chancellor of The University of Texas System in February 2009, I knew the day would come when I would return to pediatric transplant surgery. Having spent the past 14 years in...

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The port of entry at Santa Fe Street in El Paso, Texas.

Obama, Republicans fail to advance hopes on immigration reform

Aaron Montes, Hispanic Link Reporter February 6, 2014

WASHINGTON, D.C. – When President Barack Obama delivered the fifth State of the Union address of his presidency, he dedicated just three sentences to immigration reform. Not once did he mention the contributions or needs of Latinos, nor did he touch...

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‘Momentage:’ A new app for storytellers

‘Momentage:’ A new app for storytellers

Christopher Zacherl, Staff Photographer February 5, 2014

A new free mobile app, “Momentage,” might just be an “Instagram” killer. “Momentage” allows you to post photos and videos, just like “Instagram,” but it also contains a few other nice features. You may think it’s just a cheap copy of...

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Javier Cortez, staff reporter

Who gives a fuck?

Javier Cortez, Staff Reporter February 4, 2014

What is in a name? What is in a word—particularly curse words? We know they offend people. We know they’re used for shock value and often in an inappropriate manner. Understanding why is the key. Curse words are laid over a broad spectrum. It...

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Not Fair!

Not Fair!

Blake Lanham, Cartoonist February 4, 2014

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Life in the time of college

Selene Soria, Contributor January 30, 2014

University life is filled with so many components. Students are expected to learn and prepare themselves for the challenges of real life. This can be very difficult when the demands to complete a degree require a lot of effort and sacrifice. At the...

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Security setting up outside of the Capitol in preparation of the president's speech.

From left to right, our thoughts on State of the Union 2014

Jasmine Aguilera and Helen Yip January 28, 2014

[ezcol_1half] Optimistic, hopeful, but a lot to be desired—A view from the left President Barack Obama’s 2014 State of the Union Address touched on every topic I was hoping to hear about. Repealing voter identification laws, immigration reform,...

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Javier Cortez, staff reporter

Roberts latest of coaches departing for a better ‘opportunity’

Javier Cortez, Staff Reporter January 28, 2014

Maybe it’s something in the water, but people love to leave El Paso (specifically UTEP). Particularly for sports. A coaching job at UTEP seems to be the job that everyone wants, but a job that no one likes to keep. If you don’t know what I am eluding...

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High hopes. Pun intended

High hopes. Pun intended

Edwin Delgado, Sports Editor January 28, 2014

The Broncos and the Seahawks had the best record in their conference and are deservingly facing each other in the Super Bowl XLVIII on Feb. 2. Both teams are very different from each other and that’s what makes this game so attractive. They both...

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Weren't We Supposed To

Weren’t We Supposed To

Blake Lanham, Cartoonist January 28, 2014

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