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Do you talk to your computer?

Do you talk to your computer?

Mark Lewis October 27, 2016

The last few years have seen a dramatic increase in the number of applications that expect people to interact with machines through a voice interface "” that is to say, you tell it what to do by talking...

Fox News in Chinatown: Sad, yet unsurprising

Fox News in Chinatown: Sad, yet unsurprising

Alexander Motter October 27, 2016

If you haven't seen the O'Reilly Factor's clip in Chinatown, you should watch it immediately. Watch how antiquated racial stereotypes appear on mainstream television without shame or subtlety. Watch a...

No, the election isn't rigged

No, the election isn’t rigged

Alex Perkowski October 27, 2016

Questions about the legitimacy of the United States government and its institutions should never be taken lightly. When a candidate for president disavows the system, it reduces the trust the populace...

On animals and suffering

On animals and suffering

Daniel Conrad October 27, 2016

Those who defend the raising and killing of animals for humans' consumption sometimes say that such practices benefit the animals by providing them existence. Leslie Stephen, the father of Virginia Woolfe,...

On the Road with Steve Hartman

On the Road with Steve Hartman

Joy Lazarus October 27, 2016

If you've ever wanted to find solace in a piece of journalism, lend your eyes to the lovable Steve Hartman of CBS Evening News. He's a reporter who currently, and has for many years now, travels around...

Surviving, if not thriving, as a college student

Surviving, if not thriving, as a college student

Editorial Staff October 27, 2016

Midterm grades were due this week, and though the scramble to finish projects and study for tests is behind us, the all-nighters and 2 a.m. trips to Whataburger are still taking a toll on our bodies and...

The misadventures of empathy

The misadventures of empathy

Markham Sigler October 27, 2016

The call for collective empathy is prevalent among rightfully concerned people. A friend recently suggested to me that if everyone consciously chose to be more empathetic, the world's increasingly distressing...

Seniors, lend me your ears (of corn)

Seniors, lend me your ears (of corn)

Sarah Haley October 10, 2016

Between graduate school applications, career fairs and capstone projects, the Class of 2017 seems to be collectively feeling the impending reality of post-undergraduate adulthood looming on the horizon....

The best places to run near campus

The best places to run near campus

Mia Garza October 9, 2016

When I was in high school, I hated running. It made my side hurt, it made me sweaty and it was pretty boring to boot. I'd do anything to avoid it. Now I feel the exact opposite way: I love going on...

The purpose of politics

The purpose of politics

Markham Sigler October 9, 2016

Our culture's politicization is evident. The simple drive down 281 South from San Antonio to Corpus Christi used to be marked by the flat Texas countryside, with expansive farmlands and not much else....

The role of nostalgia in an ever-changing world

The role of nostalgia in an ever-changing world

Gabriel Levine October 9, 2016

I spent last summer doing a chemistry internship at Northeastern University and, aside from the invaluable experience itself, it was worthwhile because it resulted in my hearing blink-182's "What's My...

Yes, let's talk about "Good Kids"

Yes, let’s talk about “Good Kids”

Jake Pursell October 9, 2016

Trinity University opened their main stage season this past weekend with "Good Kids." This show, based on the Steubenville sexual assault case of 2012, tackles the issue of sexual assault and the role...