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 | by Isai Carmona | staff writer The future is now, thousands of movies and shows at one's fingertips, allowing people to experience an endless landslide of entertainment. Streaming services create a surreal feeling of getting a bargain, but in real (More) |
 | by Chloe Jordan | tech editor Junior Ian Fincke came to Johnson as a junior, the first year the campus opened. But a tragic accident took his life that same year. Every year since then, the campus community comes together to remember Ian and work (More) |
| by Chloe Jordan | tech editor As the most wonderful time of the year rolls in, people begin giving and sharing the love with those who need it the most: low-income families, the homeless, and the hungry. Here’s what you can still volunteer for, ev (More) |
 | by David Kent | staff writer Dear slow people, move out of the way. Whenever I’m walking in the hallway, there's always that one person who walks a (More) |
 | by David Kent | staff writer With a dog friendly atmosphere that is open to families and college students alike, The Block is a food truck park that offers a wide variety of food from korean to seafood, the (More) |
 | After being informed about the hole in the wall store called Desi Food Mart, my little sister and I decided to check it out. The small shop offers smoothies, boba tea, all kinds of candy, prepared meals, and other snacks with everything under $3. Whi (More) |
 | by Lauren Loveless | staff writer In January of 2016, after months of being bullied on social media, Alamo Heights student David Molak took his life. In the time since then, his family has sought to make sure that other students could find protect (More) |
 | By Elijah Johns| staff writer Whataburger is going to start facing stiff competition as of early 2017 from San Antonio’s third In-N-Out Burger and the first in the north east side. With Whataburger only being 4 minute drive from the new In-N-Out l (More) |
 | by Myralexis Tijerina| staff writer In spirit of the holidays, people of the community and the schools come together to give love and presents to people in need through the program, Toys for Tots. “You know what, I think it's a neat organizatio (More) |
 | by Aliyah Armstrong | staff writer Although during the holidays sometimes the focus is on the gifts we will get, we all know deep down that giving is better than receiving. Choosing to serve your community can help others experience more joy duri (More) |
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