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BroncTV News - South Texas Horror Con 2012
Bronc TV Reporter Veronique Medrano with Top News Story for the week of Oct.22-26. Subscribe or respond to video Twitter: @BroncTVRadio Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/BroncTVRadio Email: Bronctvnews@gmail.com
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BroncTV News - Special Report Choral Intensity UTPA
Bronc TV Reporter Orlando Vargas with Top News Story for the week of Oct. 26- Nov. 1. Subscribe or respond to video Twitter: @BroncTVRadio Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/BroncTVRadio Email: Bronctvnews@gmail.com
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BroncTV News - Special Report Dance Final Project
Bronc TV Reporter Orlando Vargas with Top News Story for the Month of November. Subscribe or respond to video Twitter: @BroncTVRadio Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/BroncTVRadio Email: Bronctvnews@gmail.com
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BroncTV News - Special Report Panorama Magazine
Bronc TV Reporter Orlando Vargas with Top News Story for the Month of November. Subscribe or respond to video Twitter: @BroncTVRadio Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/BroncTVRadio Email: Bronctvnews@gmail.com
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BroncTV News - Special Report West Nile Virus
Special News Report for the week of Aug.3-7, 2012 ----- Subscribe to the following YouTube Channel or send your comments and responses to Twitter: @BroncTVRadio Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/BroncTVRadio Email: Bronctvnews@gmail.com
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BroncTV News - Special Report While You Were Sleeping
What happened while you were sleeping, and relaxing over the summer? Bronc News has the answer for you. 'While You Were Sleeping' is roundup of Bronc TV's Top Stories for the Summer.
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BroncTV News - Theatre Arsenic & Old Lace
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BroncTV News - Theatre Arsenic & Old Lace
The UT Pan American University Theatre Productions presents "Arsenic and Old Lace" by Joseph Kesselring, a true American comedy classic, February 29-March 4. This farcical comedy tells the story of two charming, innocent ladies who populate their cellar with the remains of socially and religiously "acceptable" roomers and the antics of their nephews, Teddy (who thinks he is Teddy Roosevelt) and Mortimer (a manic theatre critic). The performance runs February 29-March 3 at 7:30 p.m. and March 4 at 2:00 p.m. at the Albert L. Jeffers Theatre in the Communication Arts and Science Building on the corner of University Drive and Sugar Road. Ticket prices include general admission, $8; reserved seating, $12; non-UTPA students, $3.00 with their school IDs; and UTPA students, faculty and staff enter free with their UTPA ID plus one free guest. UTPA students, faculty and staff are encouraged to attend open dress rehearsal on Monday, February 27 at 7:30 p.m. Open seating will only be available for the Monday dress rehearsal. Special Note: No children below the third grade will be admitted. For reservations, group reservations or more information, call the University Theatre Box Office at (956) 665-3581. Subscribe http://www.youtube.com/user/BroncTVnews For more information visit https://www.facebook.com/BroncTVRadio
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BroncTV News - United Blood Services Blood Drive (Spanish)
El United Blood Services llevó a cabo una donación de sangre en la UTPA Biblioteca. Bronc TV Reportaje para el mes de Agosto
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BroncTV News - UPDATE Body Found at UTPA Science Building
Subscribe http://www.youtube.com/user/BroncTVnews Bronc TV Reporter Lizbeth Gonzalez For more information visit http://www.facebook.com/BroncTVRadio
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BroncTV News - UPDATE Body Found at UTPA Science Building (Spanish)
Subscribe http://www.youtube.com/user/BroncTVnews Reportera Lizbeth Gonzalez en escena. Para mas informacion, visita: http://www.facebook.com/broncradiotv
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BroncTV News - WREC 5th Year Anniversary
News Report for the week of Aug.3-7, 2012 ----- Subscribe to the following YouTube Channel or send your comments and responses to Twitter: @BroncTVRadio Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/BroncTVRadio Email: Bronctvnews@gmail.com
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CODA: The Final Concert at the Fine Arts Auditorium
CODA The Final Concert - UTPA In music and dance, a CODA simply means "the end" or the final part of a musical piece. On June 3rd, UTPA bids farewell to the Fine Arts Complex that has served this community for more than four decades in order to welcome a new Academic and Performing Arts Center. Construction begins summer 2012 and a grand opening is anticipated for 2014. With Special Performances by.... John Raimo, pianist, Faculty Emeritus with Dahlia Guerra, Dean, College of Arts and Humanities Daniel Andai, violin, and Joel Pagan, viola with Brendan Kinsella, piano, UTPA Faculty Valley Symphony Orchestra, Maestro Peter Dabrowski Vocal Duo from "The Atonement" by Carl Seale, Faculty Emeritus Linda Musollari, Soprano, UTPA Alumna, and son Laerta Accompanied by Quartetto Bravura, UTPA Students and Alumni Dr. Marian Monta, Founder, UTPA Theatre UTPA Dance Program presentation UTPA Mariachi Aztlán El Son de la Negra with UTPA Ballet Folklórico AND MUCH, MUCH MORE!
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Edinburg Arbor Day 2012
On April 14, 2012, the University of Texas - Pan American's Office for Sustainability hosted a "Be a Green Hero" workshop at the City of Edinburg Arbor Day Celebration. As part of its public outreach program, UTPA's Office for Sustainability and H.E.B. teamed up to present this educational and entertaining gathering for kids.
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Impact of the 2011-2012 Drought in the RGV
How Climate changes may Affect the RGV and beyond Barry Goldsmith Warning Coordination Meteorologist and National Weather Service, Brownsville, Texas
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Official Ring - The University of Texas-Pan American
Official Ring - The University of Texas-Pan American Students, faculty and staff crowded into the Student Union Friday, Feb. 17 to see the new symbol of Bronc pride and cheered when UTPA President Robert S. Nelsen and members of a committee who planned the ring unveiled it. At the pep rally where the ring was displayed, Nelsen spoke about the importance of having traditions at the University. "When I first got here a couple of years ago, I noticed we didn't have very many traditions," Nelsen said. "We needed to come forward with new traditions and new ideas and have a real sense of what it means to have Bronc Pride." So the University followed suit and began work on researching and developing the ring. A committee composed of students, faculty and staff spent the past year and a half creating the ring. "Our students created this," Nelsen said. "They created it for you, they created it for tradition ... it's been a marvelous experience. Tradition is so important." Students of Donna Mason Sweigart, assistant professor of art, designed the ring and Jostens — a Minneapolis-based company that provides products and services for schools — crafted the jewelry based on their designs, said Letty Benavides, chair of the ring committee and director of auxiliary services at UTPA. The art students developed more than 60 designs for the ring, all based on information they received from their peers who filled out a survey about what they would like to see on the ring. Two of the art students went to Jostens' plant in northern Texas for an internship where they watched employees create the ring. "The best part about the ring is that it was created by UTPA students for UTPA." Benavides said. "Our students by far captured what we wanted. It's much more than just a ring." It tells the story of the University, Benavides said. Included on the ring are the year the institution began -- 1927 -- as well as symbols of the University's commitment to education: a book with rays of light emanating from it, the walkways that lead students through a journey of learning and community, the arches that signify the bridging of different cultures, and the heraldic shield and a star, which, respectively, tell the story of UT Pan American's beginnings as a community college serving Edinburg and the Rio Grande Valley and its merging with The University of Texas System 62 years later. "What better way to represent this kind of Bronc spirit than to create our official university ring," Stephanie Corte, president of the Student Government Association said. "This ring was created to be the perfect visual token of our UTPA history and our future to look forward to." Maggie Joseph-Contreras, a senior majoring in art who worked on the ring, explained the symbolism of each part of the ring to the crowd. She said at first it was a challenge to design the ring because there were so many ideas being shared. But everyone's dedication to the project helped bring them all together and decide on a final design, she said. "We were very inspired and moved by Dr. Nelsen's eagerness to get something out there for students and it meant a lot to us to be a part of it," Contreras said. After the pep rally, students rushed to the table where Jostens representatives had the rings on display. Sylvia Vela, a junior majoring in interdisciplinary studies with a minor in elementary education said she can't wait to purchase her class ring. "It's really beautiful and I love how it symbolizes our traditions," Vela said. Alfie Gracia, a sophomore majoring in English, said she also plans to buy a ring to show her Bronc pride. "I think it's wonderful, I mean, all the other major universities like UT always have these traditions, and I think we need to start making new ones and I think this is a great start," Gracia said. UTPA officials also showed the new ring to alumni during the 2012 Alumni Ball that night and the alumni 50-Plus Luncheon Saturday, Feb. 18. Students and alumni who have older class rings can trade them for new ones for the first year. Students graduating this year will receive a free cap and gown with the purchase of a ring. The rings come in five sizes from petite to extra large. Students and alumni can choose from six types of metal and can add either a small emerald or diamond to their ring, as well as stars to indicate whether they are a first-generation or subsequent-generation UTPA student. The first ring ceremony will be held May 4, 2012.
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Project South Texas - Town Hall Meeting - A bold new plan for advancing excellence in education
The University of Texas-Pan American celebrated news of The University of Texas System's historic decision to merge UTPA with The University of Texas at Brownsville (UTB) and bring a medical school to the Rio Grande Valley Friday, Dec. 7 with a town hall meeting and reception. UT Pan American President Robert S. Nelsen was joined by his counterpart, UTB President Juliet V. Garcia, UT System Chancellor Francisco G. Cigarroa and UT Board of Regents Chairman William Eugene (Gene) Powell, as well as state and local dignitaries to address a packed Student Union Theater on The UT System's plans to create one large university that will span the entire region. "Today is not a day to cry, it is a day to celebrate one of the greatest things to happen to the Rio Grande Valley," Nelsen said, referring to his emotional plea for support for the new university a day earlier at the Board of Regents meeting. On Thursday, Dec. 6, The University of Texas System Board of Regents unanimously approved the plan presented by Cigarroa, Powell, Nelsen and Garcia. The project, called "A University for the Americas in the Rio Grande Valley," is expected to have: • A student enrollment of 27,659; • Research expenditures of $11 million; • An endowment of $70.5 million; and • A total operating budget of $419 million. The plan would also include establishing administrative offices in McAllen. Regents also approved spending $100 million over the next 10 years to transform the Regional Academic Health Center in Harlingen to a school of medicine. Once established, the new university could create 7,000 new jobs in the Valley and 3,000 spin-off jobs. It would be one of the two largest Hispanic-serving institutions in the nation, both for total Hispanics enrolled and the number of bachelor's degrees awarded.
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Staff Senate 2011-12
Members of the University of Texas - Pan American's Staff Senate explain their purpose and goals.
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The Pan American - 2012 Warped Tour Highlights
Pan American Videographer, Marcela Pena takes a look inside the 2012 Warped Tour in San Antonio, TX. She captures bands, vendors, fans and more.
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The Pan American - A Bronc in the Windy City
Multimedia reporter Marcela Peña traveled to Chicago, Illinois for the National College Media Convention last weekend. These are highlights of her time in the windy city.
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The Pan American - Academic Services now offers a charging station for devices
IT Support Services now offers a station to charge cell phones, tablets and other devices. This service is free for all UTPA students. Elizabeth Espinosa reports.
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The Pan American - A Dead Day to Study
Reporter Anthony Michael went around campus to find see if students we're going to be studying on these self-proclaimed "Study Days" before exams.
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The Pan American - Alleged Victim of UTPA kidnapping returned home
The victim of the alleged kidnapping, which took place in a UTPA parking lot, has been returned to her family the morning of Sept. 27. Reporter Dimitra Hernandez interviews Sophomore Adriana Cantu to find out how students feel about their safety on campus.
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The Pan American - American Civil War Series
The National Endowment for the Humanities and the American Library Association branches at UTPA currently host readings and discussions about the American Civil War. Every month, discussions about various readings and books are held at the Library Auditorium. The UTPA community and public can attend this free event. For further information, contact Virginia Gause at 665-2303.
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The Pan American - Atheist Student Organization protests Chick-fil-A at UTPA
The Pan American reporter Elizabeth Espinosa takes a look at the protest that was held in the University quad on the first day of the fall semester. This demonstration was hosted by the Atheist Student Organization who stand against Chick-fil-A C.E.O. Dan Cathy's opinions marriage.
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The Pan American - Border Fest 2012
Check out the highlights from Border Fest 2012 held this March 1 - 4. Dimitra Hernandez also gets an exclusive with one of the headline music artists.
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The Pan American - Bronc Baseball Game Recap 2/21/12
Juri Franzen stops by the first baseball game of the season.
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The Pan American - Bronc Baseball Game Recap 3/20/12
Check out the highlights from Broncs Baseball March 20.
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The Pan American - Bronc Baseball Game Recap 3/2/12
Our newest reporter, Vickie Villela, stops by the Bronc Baseball game Friday night March 2. Check out the highlights as well.
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The Pan American - Bronc Baseball Game Recap 4/13/12
Game overview of April 13 against the University of North Dakota Fighting Siouxs
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The Pan American - Bronc Baseball Game Recap 4/17/12
Broncs vs Scorpions on Tuesday, April 17 at Edinburg Baseball Stadium.
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The Pan American - Bronc Baseball Game Recap 4/6/12
Victoria Villela and Juri Franzen bring the latest on the Broncs baseball team.
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The Pan American - Bronc Basketball back in season
Pan American reporter, Juri Franzen takes a look at the newest Bronc basketball team. she finds out how they are looking to cope with the loss of five seniors.
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The Pan American - Bronc Basketball Highlights 2/3/12
Juri Franzen catches Jared Maree's 1,000-pt score.
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The Pan American - Bronc Men's Basketball UTPA vs. UTA
UTPA men's basketball team faced UT-Arlington Monday December 3rd.
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The Pan American - Bronc Sports Highlights Baseball 2/26/12
Quick overview of Bronc Baseball this past weekend.
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The Pan American - Bronc Sports Highlights Baseball 3/10/12
Broncs beat the UANL Tigres 10-0 at the Edinburg Baseball Stadium.
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The Pan American - Bronc Sports Highlights Tennis 3/23/12
Check out the latest updates on Women's and Men's Tennis.
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The Pan American - Bronc Sports Highlights Women's Tennis 3/2/12
Highlights from Women's Tennis match held March 2.
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The Pan American - Cardio Fusion
Wellness and Recreational Sports Complex hosted a marathon, Cardio Fusion.
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The Pan American - Cash for Books at UTPA
Do you need some cash for the holidays? Finals and the end of the semester are here so trade in your books for cash at the UTPA book store.
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The Pan American - Cinco De Mayo
Edinburg City Hall was the location for the 2012 Cinco De Mayo festivities Saturday, May 5.
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The Pan American - Cirque Du Soleil: Dralion
Check out a behind the scenes look at Cirque Du Soleil's latest show and a one-on-one interview with performer Svetlnana Kholodovska.
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The Pan American - Comfortable or Fashionable?
The Pan American asked student what were influences the way they dress for school.
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The Pan American - Dallas Cowboys, Basketball showdown charity at UTPA Fieldhouse
Former Dallas Cowboy football players challenge UTPA Faculty to benefit student athletes.
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The Pan American - Degree Works
A new online program will help students and advisers minimize advisement problems. Dimitra Hernandez has the latest.
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The Pan American - DeLoreans 80's Bar
DeLoreans is the Valley's only 80's themed bar has been stirring up some buzz around the Valley so reporter Anthony Michael went to check it out.
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The Pan American - Did you do anything interesting over the summer?
Pan American reporter, George Terrazas goes around the UTPA campus asking students what they did over the 2012 summer break.
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The Pan American - Distinguished Speaker Series: Larry King
Larry King was the last of the Distinguished Speaker Series. Quick highlight of the evening.
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The Pan American - Distinguished Speaker Series: Michio Kaku
World renowned scientist Michio Kaku was the distinguished speaker Monday, September 24, 2012 at the UTPA campus. Michio spoke about his visions of the future and an insight to his field of study.
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The Pan American - Distinguished Speakers Series Survey
UTPA and the Valley are now able to take a survey for the 2012-2013 Distinguished Speakers Series. Log onto www.utpa.edu/broncnotes to take the survey.
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The Pan American - Diwali in RGV
The Edinburg Conference Center at Renaissance was the location for Diwali, a festival of lights celebrating the Indian Culture.
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The Pan American - Do It Yourself: Scarf Edition
Pan American Reporter Elizabeth Espinosa and Pan American Blogger Saira Trevino go through the steps on how to make a scarf out of a t-shirt. To find more fashion tips, check out Saira's blog at PanAmericanOnline.com or subscribe to The Pan American's Youtube page for more videos.
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The Pan American - Dolores Huerta visits Weslaco
Dolores Huerta, Presidential Medal of Freedom Recipient and Co-Founder of the United Farm Workers Union attended a ribbon cutting where a street in Weslaco was named after the civil rights activist.
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The Pan American - Early Voting in Hidalgo County
An all-time record of 13.6 million Texans have registered to vote this year, and more half of whom is expected to vote early. Early voting in Texas began on October 22nd and will come to a close on Friday, Nov. 2, 2012. ------------------------------------------------------------ Hidalgo County Voting Locations: ALAMO SUB Sgt. Fernando de la Rosa Lib. 416 N. Tower Rd. Alamo, TX ELSA SUB Fire Station 216 E. 4th St. Elsa, TX MCALLEN SUB McAllen Tax Office 311 N. 15th St. McAllen, TX MISSION SUB Fire Station #3 1804 N. Shary Rd. Mission, TX PROGRESO SUB Progreso Comm. Ctr. 210 FM 1015 Progreso, TX ALTON SUB City Hall 509 S. Alton Blvd. Alton, TX EDCOUCH SUB Fire Station 200 Santa Rosa Edcouch, TX MCALLEN SUB Palmer Pavilion 301 E. Hackberry McAllen, TX PALMHURST SUB Church of Christ 1410 E. 3 Mile Rd. Palmhurst, TX SAN JUAN SUB Fire Station #2 2301 N. Raul Longoria San Juan, TX DONNA SUB Amigos Del Valle 1408 Silver Ave. Donna, TX HIDALGO SUB Hidalgo City Hall 704 E. Texano Hidalgo, TX MCALLEN SUB Palmview Comm. Ctr 3401 Jordan Ave. McAllen, TX PALMVIEW SUB Co. Comm. Pct. #3 724 N. Breyfogle Rd. Palmview, TX SULLIVAN SUB Sullivan Fire Station 500 Cenizo Sullivan City, TX EDINBURG SUB Elections Annex Bldg 317 N. Closner "REAR" Edinburg, TX LA JOYA SUB City Hall 101 N. Leo Ave. La Joya, TX MERCEDES SUB City Hall 400 S. Ohio Mercedes, TX PHARR SUB Jose Pepe Salinas Ctr. 1011 W. Kelly Pharr, TX WESLACO SUB Braught Theater 525 S. Kansas Ave. Weslaco, TX EDINBURG SUB UTPA Student Union Bldg 1201 W. University Edinburg, TX MCALLEN SUB Lark Comm. Ctr. 2601 Lark Ave. McAllen, TX MISSION SUB Mission City Hall 1201 E. 8th St. Mission, TX PHARR SUB Las Milpas Comm. Ctr. 7107 S. Cage Pharr, TX WESLACO SUB Co. Comm. Pct. #1 Ofc. 1902 Joe Stephens, Ste 101 Weslaco, TX
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The Pan American - Fast Forward at IMAS
Colin Christian exhibits his futuristic artwork at IMAS, which is now open until May 2012
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The Pan American - Feeling the Pressure
UTPA administration and SGA have decided to increase credit hour fee. Find out how this can affect UTPA students. Produced by Karen Antonacci and Pamela Morales Edited by Corey Ochoa and Pamela Morales
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The Pan American - FESTIBA 2012 Jardin Arte Festival
FESTIBA 2012 Community Day was held March 30 at the City Hall courtyard. This year's festivities including family activities and artists of both musical and on-screen.
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The Pan American - Forever the Sickest Kids Return to the RGV
The Pan American's Arts & Life editor, Norma Gonzales, sat with pop rock band Forever the Sickest Kids before their show in McAllen. The Pan American got an in depth interview and a scoop on their newest tour companion. Take a peek into the band members' personalities off stage and favorite memories. Make sure to watch for bonus footage at the end!
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The Pan American - Fourth of July Special
Pan American reporter, George Terrazas went around the UT Pan American University asking students questions about the U.S. Constitution and pop culture.
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The Pan American - Game Development classes generate new games.
Computer Engineering students of 4314 Game Development display their final products.
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The Pan American - George Investigates Cartoon Network's 20th Anniversary
George Terrazas interviews UTPA students on their favorite Cartoon Network shows.
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The Pan American - George Investigates HESTEC'S 2012 Community Day.
Reporter George Terrasaz talks to organizations and students at UTPA during the last day of HESTEC known as Community Day.
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The Pan American - George Investigates JJ's Party House
The Pan American's liveliest reporter tries on costumes and gets into the Halloween spirit.
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The Pan American - George Investigates Politics
Pan American reporter, George Terrazas asks UTPA students loaded political questions.
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The Pan American - George Investigates the newest vending machines on campus
George Terrazas interview UTPA students on their thoughts about the newest vending machines on campus.
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The Pan American - George Investigates Urban Legends
George Terrazas learns about urban legends UTPA student's have come to know.
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The Pan American - Geo's Grand Opening
Geo's music venue in McAllen opened its doors for the first time last Saturday. The concert featured local bands Mayberry, The Early Release, and Lunch. Headlining the concert was Forever the Sickest Kids.
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The Pan American - Halloween on the Diamond
The Pan American visits the UTPA Baseball team during their Halloween on the Diamond event, a scrimmage among themselves for the spooky holiday.
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The Pan American - Halloween Treats
Reporter Elizabeth Espinosa takes a look at what local bakeries are doing for this Halloween season.
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The Pan American - HESTEC 2012 Educator Day Luncheon
Physicist Michio Kaku was the keynote speaker during the first day of HESTEC 2012 at UTPA. Teachers throughout South Texas learned about the science, technology, engineering and mathematics (STEM) fields and the latest advancements in technology during Educator Day.
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The Pan American - HESTEC 2012 Latina Day
Reporter Victoria Villela takes a look into the mother daughter day event that was held on Wednesday September 26, 2012. Latina Day is tailored for Hispanic women in an effort to spark their interests in the fields of science and mathematics.
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The Pan American - HESTEC 2012 Student Leadership Day
The college of Science and Mathematics held a hands-on workshop for college-bound students encouraging them to pursue a degree in the science and engineering fields.
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The Pan American - HESTEC Edition of George Investigates
Pan American reporter George Terrazas asks UTPA students what they know about HESTEC and what HESTEC means in general.
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The Pan American - Holiday Treat How-to
Need a quick and easy treat to make for the Holiday? Reporter Victoria Villela shows you how to make a fruit salad that is perfect for your holiday dinners and holiday party's.
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The Pan American - Homecoming Week Coronation Ball
Highlights from the Coronation Ball held Feb. 17, 2012.
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The Pan American - How much do students really know about the Mexican independence.
Reporter George Terrazas quizzes students about Mexican history during UTPA's 16 de septiembre celebration. Periodista George Terrazas pone a prueba estudiantes sobre la historia de Mexico durante el celebracion de diez y siez de septiembre en la Universidad.
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The Pan American - How safe do you feel on campus?
Reporter Elizabeth Espinosa updates UTPA students about how UTPA Police are trying to improve security on campus. She also meets with the head instructor of the Paragon RGV Brazilian Jiu Jitsu, Romi Rodriguez, for self-defense moves that could help in case of an emergency.
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The Pan American - How to Carve a Pumpkin
Pan American Reporter Victoria Villela walks you through the steps to make your own Halloween jack o' lantern.
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The Pan American - How to Pitch with Dylan Badura
Left-handed UTPA Broncs Pitcher, Dylan Badura, demonstrates how to throw four different pitches and pitching checkpoints.
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The Pan American - How to Pop a Cork, Without a Corkscrew
Anthony shows you how open the midnight champagne for your New Year's party.
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The Pan American - How to wrap a present
The Holidays are in full swing and with it comes many gifts that need wrapping. Reporter Victoria Villela takes you though the steps on how to make your gift wrapping easier this holiday season.
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The Pan American - Impact of Bikes Exhibit
Artist Unanimous with conjunction of the UTPA Library brings an exhibit of recycling bicycle materials into art and fashion.
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The Pan American - Interview with Matthew Garcia
Results of the Student Government Association are in! Matthew Garcia is newly-elected president of student government.
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The Pan American - Invitation to UTPA students - An Evening with Sick/Sea
Enjoy an evening of music at Unity Hall Courtyard. Bring your ID to enjoy the free performance.
