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Bienvenidos: Gimnasio (Wellness and Rec)
This video is a part of the www.utpa.edu/bienvenidos website playlist. It was designed for Spanish-speaking prospective students, families, and community members who would like to learn more about our outstanding university. It includes first-hand testimonials from current UTPA students who address questions about important topics of interest. Enjoy the video and visit the www.utpa.edu/bienvenidos website to access links to UTPA admissions pages and other UTPA social media outlets.
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Bienvenidos: Mi Historia (Personal Story)
This video is a part of the www.utpa.edu/bienvenidos website playlist. It was designed for Spanish-speaking prospective students, families, and community members who would like to learn more about our outstanding university. It includes first-hand testimonials from current UTPA students who address questions about important topics of interest. Enjoy the video and visit the www.utpa.edu/bienvenidos website to access links to UTPA admissions pages and other UTPA social media outlets.
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Bienvenidos: Mi Historia (Personal Story)
This video is a part of the www.utpa.edu/bienvenidos website playlist. It was designed for Spanish-speaking prospective students, families, and community members who would like to learn more about our outstanding university. It includes first-hand testimonials from current UTPA students who address questions about important topics of interest. Enjoy the video and visit the www.utpa.edu/bienvenidos website to access links to UTPA admissions pages and other UTPA social media outlets.
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Bienvenidos: Mi Historia (Personal Story): Consiguiendo Un Trabajo En El Campus
This video is a part of the www.utpa.edu/bienvenidos website playlist. It was designed for Spanish-speaking prospective students, families, and community members who would like to learn more about our outstanding university. It includes first-hand testimonials from current UTPA students who address questions about important topics of interest. Enjoy the video and visit the www.utpa.edu/bienvenidos website to access links to UTPA admissions pages and other UTPA social media outlets.
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Bienvenidos: Mi Historia (Personal Story): Me Ha Ayudado Mucho
This video is a part of the www.utpa.edu/bienvenidos website playlist. It was designed for Spanish-speaking prospective students, families, and community members who would like to learn more about our outstanding university. It includes first-hand testimonials from current UTPA students who address questions about important topics of interest. Enjoy the video and visit the www.utpa.edu/bienvenidos website to access links to UTPA admissions pages and other UTPA social media outlets.
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Bienvenidos: Mi Historia (Personal Story): Yo Recomiendo UTPA!
This video is a part of the www.utpa.edu/bienvenidos website playlist. It was designed for Spanish-speaking prospective students, families, and community members who would like to learn more about our outstanding university. It includes first-hand testimonials from current UTPA students who address questions about important topics of interest. Enjoy the video and visit the www.utpa.edu/bienvenidos website to access links to UTPA admissions pages and other UTPA social media outlets.
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Bienvenidos: Mis Padres (Parents): La Tranquilidad De Mis Padres
This video is a part of the www.utpa.edu/bienvenidos website playlist. It was designed for Spanish-speaking prospective students, families, and community members who would like to learn more about our outstanding university. It includes first-hand testimonials from current UTPA students who address questions about important topics of interest. Enjoy the video and visit the www.utpa.edu/bienvenidos website to access links to UTPA admissions pages and other UTPA social media outlets.
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Bienvenidos: Nuevos Amigos (Making Friends)
This video is a part of the www.utpa.edu/bienvenidos website playlist. It was designed for Spanish-speaking prospective students, families, and community members who would like to learn more about our outstanding university. It includes first-hand testimonials from current UTPA students who address questions about important topics of interest. Enjoy the video and visit the www.utpa.edu/bienvenidos website to access links to UTPA admissions pages and other UTPA social media outlets.
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Bienvenidos: Profesores (Professors)
This video is a part of the www.utpa.edu/bienvenidos website playlist. It was designed for Spanish-speaking prospective students, families, and community members who would like to learn more about our outstanding university. It includes first-hand testimonials from current UTPA students who address questions about important topics of interest. Enjoy the video and visit the www.utpa.edu/bienvenidos website to access links to UTPA admissions pages and other UTPA social media outlets.
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Bienvenidos: Que Es UTPA Para Mi?
This video is a part of the www.utpa.edu/bienvenidos website playlist. It was designed for Spanish-speaking prospective students, families, and community members who would like to learn more about our outstanding university. It includes first-hand testimonials from current UTPA students who address questions about important topics of interest. Enjoy the video and visit the www.utpa.edu/bienvenidos website to access links to UTPA admissions pages and other UTPA social media outlets.
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Bienvenidos: Seguridad (Safety)
This video is a part of the www.utpa.edu/bienvenidos website playlist. It was designed for Spanish-speaking prospective students, families, and community members who would like to learn more about our outstanding university. It includes first-hand testimonials from current UTPA students who address questions about important topics of interest. Enjoy the video and visit the www.utpa.edu/bienvenidos website to access links to UTPA admissions pages and other UTPA social media outlets.
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Bienvenidos: Student Union
This video is a part of the www.utpa.edu/bienvenidos website playlist. It was designed for Spanish-speaking prospective students, families, and community members who would like to learn more about our outstanding university. It includes first-hand testimonials from current UTPA students who address questions about important topics of interest. Enjoy the video and visit the www.utpa.edu/bienvenidos website to access links to UTPA admissions pages and other UTPA social media outlets.
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Bienvenidos: Tutoria (Academic Support)
This video is a part of the www.utpa.edu/bienvenidos website playlist. It was designed for Spanish-speaking prospective students, families, and community members who would like to learn more about our outstanding university. It includes first-hand testimonials from current UTPA students who address questions about important topics of interest. Enjoy the video and visit the www.utpa.edu/bienvenidos website to access links to UTPA admissions pages and other UTPA social media outlets.
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Bronc Country: The University of Texas-Pan American
This is Bronc Country: 85 years of changing lives, impacting communities, and inspiring the future.
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Gloria Anzaldua: Reflections from the Borderlands
As part of a Special Topics English course of the works of Gloria Anzaldua, University of Texas - Pan American undergraduate students created a multimedia exhibit based on the famous Chicana author's works. Interviews also include the course's instructor, Dr. Marci McMahon, as well as visiting members of The Society for the Study of Gloria Anzaldua. The video illustrates some of the major events taking place at UTPA to honor the works and life of Anzaldua, including courses, interviews conducted in conjunction with the UTPA Border Studies Archive as part of the Anzaldua Symposium at UTPA in May 2012, and a ceremony to honor Anzaldua at her gravesite in Hargill, Texas. Interviews were conducted in December 2011 and May of 2012.
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Good Samaritan 2013 Honors Dr. Robert S. Nelsen
For more information please visit: http://www.utpa.edu/news/index.cfm?newsid=4926
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HESTEC 2013 Community Day Teaser
Come out to the HESTEC 2013 Community Day at the University of Texas-Pan American, Saturday, October 12 from 4 - 10 p.m.
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Project South Texas - UTPA & UTB Celebrate Birth of a New University
Governor Rick Perry joined The University of Texas System Board of Regents Chairman Gene Powell, Chancellor Francisco Cigarroa, Texas House Speaker Joe Straus, several key Texas legislators and more than a thousand students, parents, educators and community leaders from across South Texas today to celebrate landmark legislation that authorizes the creation of a new UT university, which will include a medical school, in the Rio Grande Valley.
The ambitious initiative -- approved by the Board of Regents in December, supported by Governor Perry in his state of the state address and made possible by a bill that garnered overwhelming support from the Texas Legislature this spring -- promises to transform South Texas by providing limitless opportunities in education and economic growth and improving healthcare for millions of Texans. The goal is for the university -- with a focus on biliteracy, bilingualism and biculturalism -- to build a world-class reputation and pursue global excellence in teaching, research and healthcare.
"This new university and medical school will forever transform the lives of our children and grandchildren," Chairman Powell said in his comments to crowds in Edinburg and Brownsville. "And in large measure fulfill the dreams of those who have come before us and wanted the best for this part of Texas."
Governor Perry and UT leaders visited the campuses of UT Pan American in Edinburg and UT Brownsville where the governor ceremonially signed copies of Senate Bill 24, the legislation that authorizes the creation of the new university. The university will combine the resources and assets of UT Pan American and UT Brownsville and the future South Texas School of Medicine into a single institution that spans the entire Rio Grande Valley. The UT Board of Regents has approved spending $100 million over the next decade to accelerate the pace of establishing the school of medicine.
The new university will also have access to the Permanent University Fund (PUF), a public endowment established in 1876 by the Texas Constitution, bringing that important resource to South Texas for the first time. The PUF receives revenues from land in West Texas and earnings on investments to support institutions in the UT and Texas A&M systems. UT Brownsville and UT Pan American are the only UT System institutions that, by law, have not had access to PUF revenue.
"This historic new university is a game-changer for South Texas, a cutting-edge, high-tech institution that will improve the quality of jobs, and quality of lives, for everyone in the Rio Grande Valley," Governor Perry said. "It will mean new doctors to treat South Texas patients, new startups utilizing discoveries made in the Valley and new opportunities for Texans all across our state. This is one of my proudest moments as Governor of Texas."
Chancellor Cigarroa provided information on next steps for the new university in his remarks at both campuses. A UT System transition team that includes UT Brownsville President Juliet Garcia and UT Pan American President Robert Nelsen will immediately begin planning and development for the new university. The Board of Regents will soon launch a national search for a president, with the goal of selecting a president in early 2014.
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Project South Texas - UTPA & UTB Celebrate Birth of a New University
Governor Rick Perry joined The University of Texas System Board of Regents Chairman Gene Powell, Chancellor Francisco Cigarroa, Texas House Speaker Joe Straus, several key Texas legislators and more than a thousand students, parents, educators and community leaders from across South Texas today to celebrate landmark legislation that authorizes the creation of a new UT university, which will include a medical school, in the Rio Grande Valley. The ambitious initiative -- approved by the Board of Regents in December, supported by Governor Perry in his state of the state address and made possible by a bill that garnered overwhelming support from the Texas Legislature this spring -- promises to transform South Texas by providing limitless opportunities in education and economic growth and improving healthcare for millions of Texans. The goal is for the university -- with a focus on biliteracy, bilingualism and biculturalism -- to build a world-class reputation and pursue global excellence in teaching, research and healthcare. "This new university and medical school will forever transform the lives of our children and grandchildren," Chairman Powell said in his comments to crowds in Edinburg and Brownsville. "And in large measure fulfill the dreams of those who have come before us and wanted the best for this part of Texas." Governor Perry and UT leaders visited the campuses of UT Pan American in Edinburg and UT Brownsville where the governor ceremonially signed copies of Senate Bill 24, the legislation that authorizes the creation of the new university. The university will combine the resources and assets of UT Pan American and UT Brownsville and the future South Texas School of Medicine into a single institution that spans the entire Rio Grande Valley. The UT Board of Regents has approved spending $100 million over the next decade to accelerate the pace of establishing the school of medicine. The new university will also have access to the Permanent University Fund (PUF), a public endowment established in 1876 by the Texas Constitution, bringing that important resource to South Texas for the first time. The PUF receives revenues from land in West Texas and earnings on investments to support institutions in the UT and Texas A&M systems. UT Brownsville and UT Pan American are the only UT System institutions that, by law, have not had access to PUF revenue. "This historic new university is a game-changer for South Texas, a cutting-edge, high-tech institution that will improve the quality of jobs, and quality of lives, for everyone in the Rio Grande Valley," Governor Perry said. "It will mean new doctors to treat South Texas patients, new startups utilizing discoveries made in the Valley and new opportunities for Texans all across our state. This is one of my proudest moments as Governor of Texas." Chancellor Cigarroa provided information on next steps for the new university in his remarks at both campuses. A UT System transition team that includes UT Brownsville President Juliet Garcia and UT Pan American President Robert Nelsen will immediately begin planning and development for the new university. The Board of Regents will soon launch a national search for a president, with the goal of selecting a president in early 2014.
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Public Lecture on Tsunami at UTPA: Dr. Harry Yeh
Tsunamis have caused some of the most devastating natural disaster damage ever documented. What causes a tsunami, can it be predicted or prevented, what are its physical, social, economic and political consequences, and can its potential for destruction be limited? And, what is the likelihood of a tsunami impacting the Gulf of Mexico and our Texas coast? You don't have to be a scientist or a scholar to want to learn the answers to these questions and more about these monster waves of destruction that have affected countries and people around the world. The University community and the general public are invited to a free public lecture on tsunamis from 6-8 p.m., Thursday, May 23 at The University of Texas-Pan American Library Auditorium. The University will have on hand world renowned tsunami expert and scientist Dr. Harry Yeh from Oregon State University who will talk about the 2011 Tohoku tsunami in Fukushima, Japan that killed more than 18,000 people and caused the nuclear meltdown that has permanently displaced tens of thousands. Yeh, who is a familiar face on national media when this type of disaster strikes, was part of a team that became the first to investigate the scale of damage from the Tohoku tsunami. Yeh is a professor of Civil and Construction Engineering with expertise in the field of hydrodynamics associated with natural hazards, especially those in tsunamis. He has had extensive experience of field studies, including the 1992 Nicaragua and Flores tsunamis, the 1993 Okushiri tsunami, the 1996 Peru tsunami, the 1998 Papua New Guinea tsunami, and the 2004 Great Indian Ocean tsunami. The second speaker will be The University of Texas-Pan American Provost and Vice President for Academic Affairs Dr. Havidán Rodríguez, a social scientist and former director of the University of Delaware's Disaster Research Center, the oldest and one of the leading social science disaster research centers in the world. Rodríguez, who is co-author of the "Handbook of Disaster Research" (Springer, 2007), will present on the social, economic and political consequences of the 2004 Indian Ocean tsunami regarded as the deadliest tsunami in recorded history. Having the energy of 23,000 Hiroshima-type bombs, that tsunami resulted in more than 230,000 people killed in 14 countries, massive destruction and enormous economic, environmental, and social impacts as well as new examinations of disaster consequences and emergency preparedness and management. The lecture is part of a National Science Foundation/Conference Board of the Mathematical Sciences Regional Conference titled "Solitons in Two-Dimensional Water Waves and Applications to Tsunami," hosted this year by UT Pan American. See the conference website for a complete schedule. For special accommodations or more information, contact Dr. Kenichi Maruno at kmaruno@utpa.edu or Dr. Virgil Pierce at piercevu@utpa.edu.
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The Pan American - 13th Floor Haunted House RGV
Take a look inside the newest haunted house to hit the Rio Grande Valley. The !3th Floor Haunted House RGV. For more information about 13th Floor Haunted House RGV: http://www.13thfloorrgv.com/
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The Pan American - 2013 Border Con
Reporter George Terrazas investigates the venue side of the 2013 Border Con.
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The Pan American - 2013 Bronc Athletics Hall of Fame Luncheon
The end of UTPA's Homecoming Week came with a celebration of Hall of Fame members and inductees. To read more about Luke Jackson's accomplishments, visit: panamericanonline.com/category/sports
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The Pan American - 2013 Bronc Homecoming Basketball Game
As a part of homecoming week UTPA's men's basketball team takes on the Houston Baptist University Huskies. Olympic gold medalist and UTPA Hall of Fame member Luke Jackson's jersey is retired.
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The Pan American - 2013 Homecoming Coronation Ball
The Office of Student Involvement hosted the 2013 Homecoming Coronation Ball, February 15 in the Student Union.
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The Pan American - 2013 Never Say Never Music Festival
Highlights of the 5th annual Never Say Never music Festival held in Mission, Texas at Las Palmas Race Track.
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The Pan American - 2013 Tennis Tryouts
The UTPA Men's Tennis Team hosted a two day tennis tryout at the Orville Cox Tennis Center August 30 and 31. Four contenders showed up for tryouts, but only one can only get a spot on the team. Reported by Michael Aguilar.
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The Pan American - 2nd annual Pasta, Poetry, and Vino
Reporter Michael Aguilar takes a look at the 2nd annual Pasta, Poetry, and Vino event that brings art, music, and poetry together.
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The Pan American - 3rd annual MLK walk at Cine el Rey
The Historic Cine El Rey Theater hosts its 3rd annual MLK walk on January 21 to honor the life and work of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.
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The Pan American - 50 Shades of Red Lipstick
In preparation for Valentines Day, Reporter Daniella Diaz talks with a red lipstick expert about the perfect crimson pout.
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The Pan American - ACM Fight Club
Reporter George Terrazas takes a look at the Association for Computer Machinery's 3rd annual ACM: Fight Club. The event informed people about ACM and they competed in video games such as Super Smash Brothers, Ultimate Marvel vs. Capcom and Super Street Fighter 4. For more information, visit acmutpa.org
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The Pan American - Alpha Fit
Alpha Fit is a friendly gym that helps its members achieve their fitness goals by couching them physically and mentally. Reporter Joe De La Garza.
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The Pan American - Anti-Valentines Day
February 14 is a day of love but there are some who think differently of Valentines Day. Reporter George Terrazas finds out how people will celebrate Anti-Valentine's Day.
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The Pan American - Apple Appreciation
The Community Rehabilitation Placement Program hosted Apple Appreciation, Thursday April 11 at the Student Union. This event was in appreciation of Sodexo, the company that runs the food locations on campus which supports diversity in the workplace by hiring individuals with disabilities. Reporter Victoria Villela finds out more.
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The Pan American - April Fools' Pranks
Reporter George Terrazas finds out what pranks UTPA students have done and are planning.
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The Pan American - A Visit with Veronica Gonzales
Pan American reporter Michael Aguilar interviewed Veronica Gonzales on what she has done with The University of Texas-Pan American since her arrival July 2012.
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The Pan American - Behind the sneeze
Reporter Victoria Villela talks to Student Health Services Director Rick Gray about influenza and how to prevent catching the flu.
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The Pan American - Brahms Piano Quartet in G Minor Op. 25
UTPA professors performed the Brahms Piano Quartet in G Minor Op. 25 at the Library Auditorium, February 1st. Reporter Anthony Michael finds out what the performance meant to the musicians.
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The Pan American - Bronc Baseball
The Bronc baseball team will kick off their conference game with New York Institute of Technology, Friday, April 5. Also, find out their expectations and goals for the rest of the season.
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The Pan American - Bronc Baseball UTPA vs CSU 2013
Reporter Michael Aguilar recaps The University of Texas-Pan American vs Chicago State University game for the 2013 baseball season. For more information about Sam Street, read "From Melbourne to mound": http://www.panamericanonline.com/sam-street/
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The Pan American - Bronc Baseball UTPA vs UVU 2013
Reporter Joe De La Garza recaps The University of Texas-Pan American vs UTAH Valley University game for the 2013 baseball season.
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The Pan American - Bronc Bites SnowBite
Reporter Anthony Michael visits Snowbites, a Vietnamese restaurant, located on 2405 West University Dr., Edinburg, Texas SnowBite Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/snowbiterestaurant
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The Pan American - Bronc Bites Taste of India
Reporter Michael Aguilar visited Taste of India located at 3711 N. 10th St.
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The Pan American - Bronc Madness 2013
The first official utpa basketball practice of the season was held at the annual Bronc Madness, October 25 at the UTPA Fieldhouse. Reported by Hideki Garcia.
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The Pan American - Bronc Madness Tailgate
Reporter George Terrazas takes a look at the Bronc Tailgate Madness and questions the attendees Bronc knowledge.
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The Pan American - Bronc Men's Basketball UTPA vs. NJIT
Reporter Michael Aguilar takes a look at the UTPA and NJIT men's basketball game that occurred Saturday, March 9. This is the second time the two schools come face-to-face this season.
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The Pan American - Bronc Men's Basketball UTPA vs TAMUK
The UTPA Men's Basketball team opened the season with a home exhibition game against the Texas A&M Kingsville Javelinas November 2. Reported by Michael Aguilar For more about Bronc Basketball : http://utpabroncs.com/index.aspx?path=mbball&&tab=0
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The Pan American - Bronc Men's Basketball UTPA vs UTSA
The UTPA men's basketball team played against The University of Texas at San Antonio Roadrunners, December 7. Reported by Michael Aguilar. For more about UTPA Men's Basketball: http://www.utpabroncs.com/index.aspx?path=mbball&&tab=0
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The Pan American - Bronc Volleyball
Bronc Volleyball kicks off practices for the upcoming 2013 session. The University joined the Western Athletic Conference July 1 and the volleyball team will play their first WAC contest September 28
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The Pan American - Bronc Volleyball Highlight
With the Broncs Volleyball season coming to a close,the Broncs played three home games, between November 6 to the 9. Reported by Michael Aguilar. For more about Bronc Volleyball: http://utpabroncs.com/index.aspx?path=wvball&&tab=0
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The Pan American - Bronc Volleyball UTPA vs HTU
The Bronc Volleyball Team played against Huston-Tillotson University, September 21. Reported by Michael Aguilar For More about Bronc Volleyball: http://utpabroncs.com/index.aspx?path=wvball&&tab=0
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The Pan American - Bronc Volleyball UTPA vs UIW
The UTPA Volleyball team played their first home game of the season against The University of the Incarnate Word, September 10. For more information about Bronc Volleyball: http://utpabroncs.com/index.aspx?path=wvball&&tab=0
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The Pan American - Bronc Women's Basketball UTPA vs UTA
The UTPA basketball team played against The University of Texas at Arlington Mavericks December 18. Reported by Michael Aguilar. For more about Bronc basketball: http://utpabroncs.com/
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The Pan American - Car and ambulance collide on campus
A 2000 Isuzu Rodeo collided with an ambulance on University Drive, April 22. Reporter Michael Aguilar has more.
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The Pan American - Collectible Show
Reporter Michael Aguilar goes crazy at the Collectible show where twenty seven vendors selling comics to antiqued glass bottles and proceeds from the show will go to the March of Dimes. Website for March of Dimes: http://www.marchofdimes.com/ Facebook for Hobbies and Heroes: https://www.facebook.com/pages/Hobbies-And-Heroes/106191684340
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The Pan American - Color Me Loco
Reporter Anthony Michael goes to Pharr, to see bright colors at the Color Me Loco 5K run. Color Me Loco website: http://www.colorloco5k.com/
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The Pan American - Comprehensive Immigration Reform Rally
Reporter Michael Aguilar looks at the Comprehensive Immigration Reform rally that occurred at The University of Texas- Pan American. The rally was hosted by Congressman Ruben Hinojosa, Congressman Filemon Vela, UTPA Minority Affairs Council and featured Congressman Luis Gutierrez. The event pursuer was to get the community involved in the fight for reform. For more information go to the website below: http://www.panamericanonline.com/immigration-reform/
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The Pan American - Dance Ensemble Spring Concert 2013
The Dance Ensemble Spring Concert lets senior dance majors choreograph and preform in the concert. Reporter Elizabeth Espinosa sees the talent that makes this concert unique. For more information about the event go to the website below: http://www.panamericanonline.com/taking-control-of-the-stage/ For more information about upcoming dancing go to the website below: portal.utpa.edu/utpa_main/daa_home/coah_home/music_home/dance_home
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The Pan American - Dead Day 5K
The members of UTPA's Health Occupations Students of America host their bi-annual Dead Day 5K run. The event involved the community and students running around the University to conclude the end of the semester. Reported by Victoria Villela. For more information about the event go to the website below: http://www.panamericanonline.com/5k/
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The Pan American - Distinguished Speaker Series: Madeleine K. Albright
As a part of the Distinguished Speaker Series, Madeleine K. Albright stopped by the UTPA field house. Albright was the first female Secretary of State.
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The Pan American - DIY: Flower Crown
Reporter Daniella Diaz sat down with Fashion Blogger Saira Trevino to discuss how to make an inexpensive flower crown. For more about flower crowns, go to the website below: http://www.panamericanonline.com/flower-crowns-diy/
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The Pan American - DIY: Spirit T-shirt Day
The University Program Board hosted it's "Do It Yourself: Spirit T-shirt" event in the Student Union, Oct. 23rd. Reported by Mary Paredes. For more information about Spirit Week at UTPA go to the link below:http://portal.utpa.edu/utpa_main/features_home/spiritweek_home
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The Pan American - Do you know?
Reporter Laura Perales goes around UTPA asking students, if they know some of UTPA's administrators.
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The Pan American - FAFSA Priority Deadline
UTPA has changed its priority deadline to March 15 in order for students to take advantage of state aid programs.
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The Pan American - Fall 2013 Midnight Breakfast
The UTPA Student Union hosted Midnight Breakfast, December 5. Midnight Breakfast is an semi annual event with free breakfast including, scrambled eggs, beans, pancakes, sausages, and hash browns. Reported by Hideki Garcia. For more about UTPA Student Union events: http://portal.utpa.edu/utpa_main/dess_home/dos_home/su_home_new
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The Pan American - FESTIBA 2013 First Day
The Pan American reporter George Terrazas stopped by FESTIBA Monday, March 18 and asked a few students about what they thought about the events they visited on the first day.
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The Pan American - FESTIBA 2013 Fourth Day
Reporter Daniella Diaz stopped by two different events that took place Thursday, March 21 at FESTIBA 2013.
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The Pan American - FESTIBA 2013 Thought Experiments in Philosophy
Reporter Michael Aguilar takes a look at "Thought Experiments in Philosophy" for the eighth-annual FESTIBA event.
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The Pan American - Flag Day 2013
Reporter Joe De La Garza goes to UTPA's Student Union as they celebrate Flag Day to honor the flag and to thank are veterans.
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The Pan American - George Investigates Las Vegas
Reporter George Terrazas travels to Las Vegas, Nevada for vacation. These are the highlights of his time in Sin City.
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The Pan American - George Investigates New Year's Resolutions
George Terrazas asks UTPA students about their New Year's Resolutions.
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The Pan American - George Investigates Plans for Spring 2013
Spring 2013 brings goals and determination for students. Find out what UTPA students have planned for this semester.
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The Pan American - George Investigates Super Bowl Predictions
Take a look at George Investigates: Superbowl Sunday.
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The Pan American - Get Yourself Tested
Get Yourself Tested is a nationwide event to bring awareness about STDs to young adults. The Student Health Services at UTPA will provide students with free screening April 23. For any questions on GYT, call the Student Health Services at (956) 665-2511. For advice on safe sex, visit itsyoursexlife.com/gyt
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The Pan American - Goals, Guts and Ganas A Mari Fuentes-Martin Interview
The new Dean of Students Mari Fuentes-Martin discusses what goals she has for UTPA and the students.
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The Pan American - Green and White Alumni Meet
The UTPA Men's and Women's Track and Field team hosted the Green and White Alumni Meet at the UTPA Track and Field Complex, Dec. 6. Reported by Michael Aguilar. For more about Bronc sports: http://www.utpabroncs.com
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The Pan American - Greg Abbott in the RGV
"Texas Attorney General Greg Abbott visited the valley to kick off his political campaign for Governor. Hundreds of people came for a chance to meet him. Reported by Anthony Michael. Greg Abbott campaign for Governor website: http://www.gregabbott.com/"
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The Pan American - Guns on Campus
Reporter Victoria Villela talks to President Nelsen about his opinion on Billmans Campus Carry bill and guns on campus. Read: Locked and Loaded www.panamericanonline.com/locked-or-loaded Read: Gun Control and Campus Carry www.panamericanonline.com/guns/
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The Pan American - Healthy Cooking 101
Reporter Cristian Ortiz takes a look at "Healthy Cooking 101" where Fooducator Libby Salinas makes a protein bar for those students on the go.
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The Pan American - Hispanic Heritage Month Dr. Hector Garcia's Story
For hispanic heritage month, Mexican American Studies student, Alan Padilla helped celebrate the legacy of Dr. Hector P. Garcia in the Student Union Theatre, September 30th. Reported by Mary Paredes.
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