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PAC PULSE – NEWS Across Campus
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Small changes today lead to long-term health
By Alexis D. Vega Pulse staff reporter In this fast-paced world, a lunch break means picking up food at the nearest drive-thru. Although it may be convenient, constant fast food consumption causes weight gain and long-term health issues over time. “I feel more energetic and good about myself when I eat healthy,” said Lynzie Read more
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Cyber security necessary in today’s world
By Bobby P. Gomez Jr. Pulse staff reporter Cyber attacks violate, disturb and invade. Students need to take the best possible steps to stay secure. “I used to be part of a security team called Cyber Patriots,” said freshman Digital Arts Major Hunter Schneider. “I was part of the hacking team. While you may have Read more
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University options outside of San Antonio beckon
By Humberto Macias Pulse staff reporter As the semester wanes, decisions need to be made. Figuring out what university you plan on transferring to is a top priority. A common answer to leaving San Antonio is choosing Texas State University or the University of Texas at Austin. Above all else, you want to earn your degree. Read more
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Election 2016: More than the presidency
By Stefany Cevallos Pulse Staff Reporter Election day is almost here, and you will need to know which of the candidates shares your views to determine if you will exercise your right to vote. “I feel like even if we vote, nothing is gonna work out,” said Izabella Tristan, a freshman. The general response from Read more
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TAMUSA now accepting freshmen and sophomores
By M. Victoria Moreno Pulse Staff Reporter Texas A&M University at San Antonio has expanded and is now a four-year university. Located right off of 410 and Zarzamora, students who are looking at heading off to a university now have an option to attend a four-year university close to home. TAMUSA has always had a goal Read more
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