HOT COUPLE
TRINA + TOMMY
HOW I SURVIVED
EXCLUSIVE
EXCLUSIVE
DANCE CREW
MORGAN CONNELL
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16 IN THE PINK
Breast Cancer Guide
Hot People
10 HOT COUPLE
Tina + Tommy
22 DEANDREIA JOSEPH
Breast Cancer Survivor
12 HOT PROMOTOR
Morgan Connell
24 POREOTICS STYLE
MTVs Americas Best Dance Crew Winners Season 5 Champions
14 HOT BARTENDER
Asal Tietze From The Hangar
The Scene
18 DRINK SPECIALS
Every Bar. Every Special. Every Night.
20 PARTY PICS
Have You Been Out all Night?
In Every Issue
06 CAMPUS VOICES
What Are You Looking Forward To This Fall?
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08 MUSIC + EVENTS
A Week by Week Glance at October
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Jasmine, I need help with a Halloween costume idea! What ideas do you have? -Vanessa Jones
Desiree, What song always makes you happy when you heart it? -Rochelle Ramclam
Jennifer, how slutty is TOO slutty for a Halloween costume? -Jessica Berke
Ryan, Whats a good way to meet new people on campus? - Greg Peneld
Halloween costumes can be just as stressful as nals. Skip the cliche looks, (you know what Im talking about the Playboy bunny, the cheetah, the Superwoman), and go for something creative. Ive made my costumes every year, and they have been successful, especially group costumes! Although people say its too soon! for certain costumes, dont listen. Its never too soon to start partying and getting creative.
I have a really diverse, eclectic taste in music that ranges from classical to country. One of the songs that I always get a feel good, mood to whenever I hear it, but its rare is Shalimars Night to Remember. is is an old school classic I grew up listening to with my dad, and I will snap my ngers, bob my head, and laugh just thinking about my dad and his attempts to dance to this.
ough Halloween is a time to let loose (please dont take that term too literally), there is still a way to be sexy and NOT over the top slutty. A little cleavage there and a little leg there is all you need. Remember, guys like to have room for imagination.
My advice for the longest time has been getting involved. e more stu you do around campus the more people you meet, which opens A LOT of doors. Half the people I know at school were complete strangers until I just got the initiative to walk up and introduce myself.
October Schedule Sunday BAND LINEUP Happy Hour ALL DAY (Karaoke 9pm) Sat (10/1) Chris Lopez Band Monday Fri (10/7) Whiskey Bliss
Sat (10/8) Sumoost Fri (10/14) Flipside Sat (10/15) The Rock Show Fri (10/21) Beautiful Mess (count (country) Sat (10/22) Papawood 4yr PARTY Fri (10/28) Chill Factor Sat (10/29) Prototype MONDAY = Beerpong night $2 Draft THURSDAY= Ladies Night RETOXBAR.NET 1031 Patricia San Antonio, TX 78213 [210] 775-2886
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TAYLOR SWIFT
Since emerging onto the music scene in 2006, Taylor Swift has taken the music world by storm with her blend of country/pop music. Swift was brought into the spotlight with her first single Tim McGraw which became a top hit on the country charts. This would be the first of many chart topping singles that would land her several country music awards and a Grammy nomination. Her charismatic personality and heartfelt lyrics make her relatable to her fans of all ages that spurns from her amazing ability to write. Her latest album Speak Now has catapulted her to stardom and made her a household name across the world.
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WOMENS VOLLEYBALL
ROADRUNNERS VS. SOUTHEASTERN LOUISIANA
FRIDAY, OCTOBER 13TH (CONVOCATION CENTER)
SPOTLIGHT
WHAT A WAY TO START!
The Roadrunner football program is off and running, and started things off with a huge 31-3 demolishing of Northeastern State. In our August interview, Coach Larry Coker said that he was looking forward to a victory, and a great crowd watching an exciting football team. Well, Coker was three for three there, getting the win, and having Roadrunner fans watch a very exciting offensive explosion. The explosion was led by QB Eric Soza (see inset, right), who threw for 237 yards and 2 TDs and ran for another 102 with another score. Also very important is Soza did not throw a single interception. The game set the NCAA record for attendance for a start-up program. All in all, it was a heck of a way to kick off Roadrunner football.
RED RAIDER TAILGATIN Red Raider fans were treated to a beautiful opening Saturday against Texas Tech. Tailgates were in full swing in preparation for the eventual blowout of the Bobcats. It should be yet another exciting football season, especially with Texas A&M coming to Lubbock for perhaps the final time as a Big-12 opponent. Get out there and support your team! And a special thanks to Melissa Belyeu (see photo) for the photos!
WOMENS SOCCER
ROADRUNNERS VS. LAMAR
FRIDAY, OCTOBER 21ST
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WOMENS VOLLEYBALL
ROADRUNNERS VS. LAMAR
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WOMENS SOCCER
ROADRUNNERS VS. MCNEESE ST. SUNDAY, OCTOBER 23RD (PARK WEST ATHLETIC COMPLEX)
HOT COUPLE
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TRINA + TOMMY
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MORGAN CONNELL
ONE SPICY PROMOTER
Q: What is Fandemic?
Fandemic is a company that was started by San Antonios own Joe Zambrano to help promote music in all its forms. It is a music app that gives information on live music, books tickets, and has a search engine for any city and musical artist youre looking for. For an artist it is a bene t because its an excellent promotional tool that caters speci cally to their fans. We host parties and promotional events at di erent bars, clubs, and venues promoting people to download the app.
Morgan Connell, 23 Hometown: San Antonio Major: Business
e money is really good, but I also get to network with so many di erent types of people. I got the opportunity to become familiar with my own city, the great hot spots to be at during the nighttime as well as traveling. We travel all over to the big music cities like Houston, Austin, and Los Angeles.
Meeting people is a de nite perk because I am very social and outgoing, and this is one of the few jobs that allow me to do so, and get paid for it.
Yes, I consider that to be a main characteristic of myself in daily life. Being a promoter has allowed me to get an outlook on starting a company from the ground up through Fandemic, promoting, marketing, and getting to see rsthand the amount of money it takes to keep a business going. I am always in a business mindset in my professional and personal life.
I dont know because as a business management major I feel the sky is the limit! I love doing sales, and am hoping to have an executive position someday. Any businesss future is determined how they market themselves, so in some form or another Ill always be promoting.
Yes, I do. Its my job to educate people on Fandemic and encourage them to download the app. I use business and sales to approach hot guys that interest me and I use that window to start a conversation that works both ways though!
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Asal Tietze, 26 Hometown: Stamford, CT
you bring?
ats a hard question! I would want to take a picture of my family and probably a TV cause being on a deserted island sounds like it can get pretty boring.
Q: What person, past or present, would you like to drink a beer with?
at would have to be my little brother Collin. My family and I lost him ve months ago and I cant imagine anything better than kicking back and having a beer with him.
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In The Pink
ach October there are ambiguous and provocative Facebook statuses. ere are Save the Boobies shirts and bracelets. ere is pink everywhere. October is breast cancer awareness month, but in the midst of these bright and sometimes shocking reminders, we still manage to forget what this means. One in eight women will develop breast cancer in their lifetime. is illness claims the lives of almost 40,000 women annually. Although accounting for only 1 percent of all newly diagnosed cases, nearly 2,000 men were diagnosed in 2010. ese numbers only scratch the surface of those a ected by the disease, discounting the families, friends and loved ones of each victim that su er alongside these women and men, nor do they include the thousands that have already fought to beat this disease and the ones that did not. But ask a breast cancer patient or survivor about their experiences and you will rarely hear a response of a person looking for sympathy. e resilience shown through these struggles, the unsung heroes that have the grace and strength to simply carry on a daily routine while battling this disease exemplify strength and power. ey are our mothers, our teachers, our coworkers, our friends, and they are ghters. It was 12 years ago that I lost my mother to breast cancer. When
Study Breaks gives advice on protecting yourself from breast cancer, giving to the cause and staying in the pink.
diagnosed, she was given six months to live, but, always up to the challenge, she fought through seven years of treatments, including four rounds chemotherapy. Maybe the most remarkable thing was her refusal to let it affect her daily life. Growing up I was surrounded by her fellow patients and survivors that she met with on a weekly basis and never once did it occur to me that these men and women quietly dealt with unimaginable and almost constant pain whether emotional or physical. And my mothers story is not unique. I have never met a patient that showed anything but perfect poise and grace, or heard a story from someone in remission that detailed their pain. Breast cancer awareness month is not designed to draw attention to your own sexuality or the fact that your Facebook status indicates you could be pregnant. So while the inevitable shock campaigns designed to call attention to the issue at hand are going on this October, be sure to remember the roots of what this disease is and why we are taking the time to re ect on it. Use this month to celebrate the lives of those who are currently battling breast cancer and of those who have already defeated it. Use this month to remember those that have lost their lives. Most importantly, use this month to help in the ght against breast cancer.
Evidence shows that breast cancer before the age of 40 differs biologically from the cases faced by older women. African-American women under the age of 35 have two times as many occurrences of breast cancer than Caucasian women under 35.
Women ages 15 to 54 die more frequently from breast cancer than any other type of cancer.
Survival rates of women younger than 45 are up to ve percent less than any other age group.
Tickle Me Pink:
Designer Breast Cancer Products
OPI Pink Shatter: Pink of Hearts Nail Laqueur Since 2007 OPI has used the months of September and October to release a limited edition designer shade. This year they are combining the new shatter-laqueur craze in their ght against breast cancer. opi.com, $7.50
Bare Necessities In the spirit of saving the boobies, Bare Necessities is giving $0.25 of each bra purchase of their website in benet of breast cancer research for the month of October. BareNecessities.com
Coach Breast Cancer Awareness watch This bangle-style watch is a simple awe, understated way to make a difference, and Coach is donating 20 percent of the retail price with each purchase. coach.com, $298
Cuisinart Compact Portable Blender Drink pink! This miniblender makes drinks on the go, perfect for the busy student, and it helps a great cause! The proceeds go to breast cancer research year round. amazon.com, $70 Conair Pink Ceramic Breast Cancer Straightener Look great when you go out, and support a good cause at the same time. amazon.com $20
Real Men Wear Pink Breast cancer affects men both by association and directly. Sponsored by St. Johns Hospital and the American Cancer Society, Real Men Wear Pink encourages men to wear pink on Fridays in October. Not only will this remind women in their lives to get their annual mammogram but increase awareness about breast cancer in men.
Take it to the web Twitter, Facebook, email, whatever your poison (we know you arent actually taking notes in class), are easy ways to promote awareness of breast cancer during the month of October. Many corporations will offer to donate for likes on their Facebook page, or pledge a certain amount of money based on retweets on Twitter. Be on the lookout for these kind of promotions.
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8-Close// $1.50 Dom & Shiner Longnecks + $4BullBlaster $2 Lonestar & Lt Tallboys & $3 Wells HH 3PM-7PM / Reverse HH 9PM-11PM $2.50 Finlandia tangerine and service industry night (SIN) 8-CPint Night//$1 Bud&Mill Light+Shiner, $2 Bluemn & XX $1 Domestic Draft Pints HH 3PM-7PM / Reverse HH 9PM-11PM $3.00 Newcastle $2 Dosxx + Don Julio $2.00 Draft Beer, $4.00 Dude Shots, $8.00 Pitchers Hh 4-8P Mon-Fri, Live Entertainment 5 Nites A Week Free Adm. W/Service Ind Id $18 Dom Buckets Of Beer $2 Miller + Coors, $3 Wells $1.50 Canned Beers, $4.00 Smirnoff Flavors, $6.00 Mini Pitchers Hh 4-8P Mon-Fri, Live Entertainment 5 Nites A Week Free Adm. W/Service Ind Id $18 Dom Buckets Of Beer Guiness & Crown Royal $2.50 Crown/ $1.75 Domestics Closed $2.50 Crown + Michelob $2.50 Smirnoff Flavors & Shiner
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Shiner Bock & Smirnoff Flavors $2 Almost Anything Closed $2.50 3 Olives Vodka + Dos Xx Bottles $2.50 Tecate & Crown
Dos Equis & Jagermeister $3.50 Bull Blasters $2.50 Jack $2 Mich Ultra $1 Wells & $3 Jager $2.50 Svedka Flavors, + Stella Artois $2.50 Smirnoff Flavors & Heineken TX Holdem Mon and Wed 10-CL with $ 2 Wells and Dom LNs $1 Beer Night- Beer Changes Weekly College Night $1.50 Beers $3.50 Jager and $4 H Bombs
$2.50 Svedka & Sol $2 Bud Products Free Pool + $3.50 Well Margaritas
Karaoke Night
$3.50 Crown Royal
$2 Corona + Pacifico, $3 Goose $2.00 Secret Shot, $2.50 Bud & Bud Light, $4.00 Jager, $4.00 Ultimate Hh 4-8P Mon-Fri, Live Entertainment 5 Nites A Week Free Adm. W/Service Ind Id $18 Dom Buckets Of Beer
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Hh All Night For Service Industry $3.00 Import Draft Beer & $3.00 Jim Beam $2.50 Beer & Liquor Everyday/$3 Drafts All Day Everyday Live Trivia W/Prizes $2 Tecate $2.50 Red Stripe & Bacardi $3.00 Enchanted Rock Prem. Vodka & $2.75 Shiner Bach LNs $2.50 Beer & Liquor Everyday/$3 Drafts All Day Everyday $2 Dos Xx & Cuervo Gold 4pm-2am// Order a Pint & receive a 22oz*, Dos XX Pints $2.95, House Margaritas $3.50, + Cuervo Gold $3.99 4pm-2am// Order a Pint & receive a 22oz*, Dos XX Pints $2.95, House Margaritas $3.50, + Cuervo Gold $3.99 4pm-2am// Order a Pint & receive a 22oz*, Dos XX Pints $2.95, House Margaritas $3.50, + Cuervo Gold $3.99
$$1.50 PBR, $2.50 Malibu & Firefly, $4 Patron
$4.25 Stella, $4.50 Absolut Vodka & $3.95 Sam Adams pints $4.25 Stella, $4.50 Absolut Vodka & $3.95 Sam Adams pints $4.25 Stella, $4.50 Absolut Vodka & $3.95 Sam Adams pints
$1.50 Miller LT/Coors LT Pints, $2 UV Vodkas & $2.50 Jack Daniels
PINT NIGHT begins at 7:00pm! $3.95 New Castle Brown Ale pints & Bacardi Rums $3.50 PINT NIGHT begins at 7:00pm! $3.95 New Castle Brown Ale pints & Bacardi Rums $3.50 PINT NIGHT begins at 7:00pm! $3.95 New Castle Brown Ale pints & Bacardi Rums $3.50 $2.50 Twisted Tea, $2.50 Bacardi & Bacardi Flavors & $3.50 Bacardi Bombs
Fajita Specials For Two $14.95 Service Industry Everynight! + Karaoke Available For Private Parties
$2 Domestic Longnecks, $2 Purple Hooters & $1.50 Well Drinks $3.50 Sierra Nevada & $4 Absolute
$2 Margaritas All Day Service Industry Everynight! + Karaoke Available For Private Parties
$2 Pints, $2 Kamikazis & $3 Captain Morgan $2.75 Bud/Bud Light & $4 Malibu
$2 domestic beer, $4 Patron and $3 everything else
$2 Domestic Longnecks, $3 Jager & $1.50 Well Drinks Wacky Wednesday// $2 Almost Anything!!!! Open Mic Service Industry Night, 20% Off Everything COLLEGE NIGHT// $10 Dom Buckets & $3 Y Vodka FLavors & Jager Bombs College Night // $10 Dom Buckets & $3 Y-Vodka Flavors & Jager Bombs
Pint Night: $1Millerlt, $1.50 Guin, Newcstle,XX,Sama&Shine Til 11 $3.00 Crown Royal & $2.75 Dos Xs LNs
Band Tryout night (Beer Pong) $2 Draft & $3.50 Crown Beer Pong Mondays
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Hh 4-8P, Live Music 9:30-2A No Cover 18 + Up! Heineken & Bacardi Flavors $2 Corona $2.50 Skyy Flavors $2 Well & $3 Domestics $2.50 Bushmills $3 Black & Tans $5 Car Bombs $2 Wells And Domestics Pint Nite, $1.50 Miller Lite, Bud Lite and $1.75 Shiner // $5 Cheesburger & Fries $2.50 Xx $3 Star F*Ckers Ladies Night $1 Beer $3 Wells, $13.50 Domestic Buckets
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F: Hh 4-8 Sa: Hh 8-2A F: Rolling Rock & Jack Daniels S: Beer/Liquor Of The Day (Bartenders Pick) F: $2.50 Dos XX S: $2.50 Three Olives Stoli Flavors & Pacifico F: $2 Well & $3 Domestic S: $3 Any Drink Till 11PM, $2 Well & $3 Domestics F: $2.50 Lone Star, Lone Stra Lite, & Jack S: $2.50 Weed + Modelo F: $1 Lonstar Longnecks S: $2 Tecate; $2.50 Bartenders Pick F: HH 11 AM to 7 PM. ESP Hour 9-10 PM, Kitchen open 11Am - 1AM S: HH 11-7 with $2.50 Dom LNs + $1.25 Pints Lone Star-Ziegenboch F: $2 Tecate, $3 Red Headed Sluts S: $2.50 Land Sharks, $3 Star F*Ckers Shots F: $2 Miller & Coors Live Music & DJ S: Flamenco Night $3 Dos XX F: $2.50 Buttery Nips, $10 Buckets S: $2.50 Ritas
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8-11 $1 Well B.A.R.E.Night (Hh Prices Bar And Restarurant) $2 Jim Beam $2 Wells And $3 Domestics Sin: Hh All Day For Ppl In The Biz! $2.50 Zweck $2.50 Bass&Jager; $4.50 Bullbusters Sunday: Beer Pong Tourney & Karaoke Contest 10PM // Daily: 9-10PM 69% Economic Stimulus Party Hour
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s teenagers, girls worry about their hair, friends, the right clothes or the attention of a crush. Its the time when girls are beginning to form their identity, a time that should be free of the stresses of adult life. DeAndreia Josephs teenage experience, was a far cry from typical. When she discovered a lump in her breast at the age of 15, DeAndreia was thrown head rst into a rapidly shifting future. When I was growing up, my mother always recommended that I do self-breast exams because it was something I needed to practice at a young age, DeAndreia said. She didnt anticipate that one of the rst times she would do this, she would detect a problem. When she discovered leakage during her examination, she knew instantly she had to see a doctor. A series of ultrasounds and mammograms revealed she had a lump ectemy that, after further testing, came back benign, or a tumor that doesnt recur or spread to other parts of the body. For now DeAndreia was free of any serious health risks, although she was advised to keep doing her private exams. The Diagnosis Following doctors orders, DeAndreia continued her self exams diligently and at the age of 16 ran into yet another problem.I felt two lumps the size of peas in my breasts, and I knew I had to go back to the doctor. Just like the rst time, one of the lumps returned as benign, but the second lump
came back as malignant, or a tumor that could potentially spread to other parts of the body. At 17, she was diagnosed with Ductal Carcinoma In Situ (DCIS), which is a noninvasive form of breast cancer. When I was diagnosed I was told I could live up to ve years without it becoming invasive, but I wanted it treated regardless. Her next visit included a more complex series of tests. Mammograms, MRIs and ultrasounds helped doctors better understand the nature of DeAndreias case. As a high school student she didnt want to undergo chemotherapy - a process that could potentially rid her of cancer but would have drastic e ects on her body and taken time away from school. e doctors wanted me to wait it out and think it over before I made my decision, but I knew instantly I wanted to have surgery; there was no other option in my eyes. When I initially found out about the fact it was serious enough I had to have some kind of critical treatment I was shocked but I didnt want sympathy from anybody. I knew I was going to be okay, and God was going to take care of me. DeAndreia put on a brave face for concerned family and friends, keeping a positive attitude and trying to focus on the present. I felt that dwelling on the issue wasnt going to correct it or make it disappear, so instead I wanted to face it head on and get to the next course of action. I knew I didnt want to live with this disease.
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I Will Survive Now 19, DeAndreia is a breast cancer survivor. She is currently a kinesiology and nursing student and is enjoying college life. Due to her diagnosis at such a young age, she is required to go back for check-ups every six months. Her case still ba es doctors because her family had no genetic history of the illness prior to her sickness, which at a young age is abnormal. DeAndreia doesnt regret having the surgery that helped save her life, and instead she focuses on transitioning into college cancer free. e most inspirational moment she has had since her diagnosis was being surrounded by survivors, family, friends and supporters at her rst Susan G. Komen walk for breast cancer. Seeing people of all ages and backgrounds that shared her experience allowed her to relate and connect. Its brought her comfort. As an aspiring nurse, DeAndreia seeks to promote breast exams for early detection of breast cancer. e best possible advice I can give to anyone who may ever encounter this, whether it be at my age or older, is to be optimistic. A pessimistic attitude wont help. Know that you have a bright future ahead.
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My Support System Throughout my whole experience with cancer my biggest support system was my mom and dad. They were there before I was diagnosed and when I was diagnosed they supported me with all of my decisions I made regardless if they approved of them or not. Of course the rest of my family was a big support too; both of my grandmothers came down from Louisiana to take care of me when my parents had to go back to work. My friends who knew about my sickness would constantly call to check on me, some even came to see me and bring me gifts. Family friends also called to check up on me and made short visits. Some of my high school teachers who knew called and texted. When I arrived back at school, they had even organized a basket of all things pink for breast cancer and gave it to me as a welcome back gift. To this day, the teachers I kept in contact with always check up on me, so I guess you could say I had a broad support system, not only from my family but also everyone who was around me or knew me. I really appreciate it because even though I kept a positive outlook on the whole situation having so many people who cared and were concerned was like a breath of fresh air and it also kept my spirits up. Advice For Students The advice I would give to young women my age is to always do self breast examinations and if you dont know what it is to nd out and start doing them. If it wasnt for my mom telling me to do them I wouldnt have found out I had cancer and who knows where I would be today. To the ones who know people who are going through cancer or have had cancer, the biggest thing you can do is keep a positive attitude about the situation because the last thing we want are the people around us to be overly sympathetic with us.
With the type of breast cancer I had, I didnt have to undergo any type of chemotherapy or radiation because it wasnt invasive. I just opted to have my double mastectomy.
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Study Breaks own Jennifer Yu, sat down with the Poreotics for an exclusive interview and dance lesson.
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Justin Jet Li Valles, 24 Biggest Dancing Inuence: Jekyl, a popper from the Crew Tang Clan. He taught me the rawness of popping. Guilty Pleasure: Has a big sweet tooth. Black Ops. Current Song Hes Jamming To: Audio Push Throw It Back What Would You Be Doing On Tour at 3pm? Depends! Sometimes were on a plane, behind stage getting ready for a show, or performing. Where Would You Be If You Werent Dancing? Studying physical therapy. Can Nguyen, 20 Biggest Dancing Inuence: Everybody around him and everybody whos original, especially his crew members. Guilty Pleasure: Video games and his computer. Current Song Hes Jamming To: The Daft Punk Tron: Legacy Soundtrack What Would You Be Doing On Tour At 9pm? At a meet and greet, eating or performing. Where Would You Be If You Werent Dancing? Making music or going to school for art. Lawrence Law Devera, 22 Biggest Dancing Inuence: Culture Shock in L.A. and his crew for popping. Guilty Pleasure: Drinking and grooving at the same time. Current Song Hes Jamming To: Charlie Wilson and T-Pain Super Sexy What Would You Be Doing On Tour At 2am? Might be awake, probably online. Where Would You Be If You Werent Dancing? Studying radiology.
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looked promising. Enter Americas Best Dance Crew. On The Way To The Top Poreotics was awarded a standing ovation was awarded after their initial audition for Americas Best Dance Crew and, sure enough, they landed a spot in the fth season series. Its clear as to why they quickly became fans favorites. With the shades, popping with precision, and comical yet intricate choreography, Poreotics was everything viewers wanted in a dance crew and went hard from episode to episode. Experts in popping and tutting, Poreotics were known as dancing robots with a mischievous side in every routine. They Like Chicken, Not Beef To become Americas Best Dance Crew was no easy feat. Because this was their rst time performing together with these six members, they had to quickly adapt to everybodys habitsannoying or not. Being on the show was when they got the closest and learned the most from each other. For the three months of taping, Poreotics shacked up in a hotel with eight other crews and were constantly around one another despite the competition between crews. One would think there would be beef between crews as they all have their eyes on the prize, but it turned out that season ve was one of the friendliest seasons, competition-wise. See, we dont like beef. We like chicken, Charles joked.
o say that Poreotics is on re is an understatement. It has been a year since they were crowned the champions of Americas Best Dance Crew and ever since taking the coveted title, life has turned upside down for these six dancing masterminds. From globetrotting around every major international city to dancing in Justin Biebers Somebody To Love music video, Poreotics has taken a passion of theirs into the dream career. Before ABDC ough Matt Dumbo Nguyen, Can Nguyen, and Charles Nguyen originally formed Poreotics back in December 2007, the six members featured on Americas Best Dance Crew never actually performed all together until auditions for the show. Shortly after the original three members collaborated, Justin Jet Li Valles and Lawrence Law Devera joined the crew. In 2009, Chad Mataye substituted Jet Li in the 2009 Hip-Hop Dance Championships. After taking rst place, Chad was asked to permanently join Poreotics. Dance has always been a part of every members life before the creation of Poreotics. ey have done everything from explosive performances on Americas Got Talent to humble beginnings with crews like PAC Modern Dance Troupe in California where much of their talent came from. It wasnt until after they took home the winning title at the Hip Hop Dance Championships that they decided a future in dancing
Matt Dumbo Nguyen, 22 Biggest Dancing Inuence: Popping Todd. If I didnt meet Popping Todd, I would not be here right now. Guilty Pleasure: I always have a different guilty pleasure cars, hair, Starcraft, animals. Currently, its my parrot, Benny. Current Song Hes Jamming To: Katy Perry Fireworks What Would You Be Doing On Tour At 7am? Sleeping or on the plane. Where Would You Be If You Werent Dancing? Cosmetology doing hair. Charles Nguyen, 21 Biggest Dancing Inuence: His crew members. I learned the most from them. Guilty Pleasure: Black Ops, reading manga especially Naruto Current Song Hes Jamming To: Hurricane Chris Halle Berry What Would You Be Doing On Tour At 12pm? Sleeping or drinking water. Where Would You Be If You Werent Dancing? Studying to be a teacher. Chad Mayate, 21 Biggest Dancing Inuence: PAC Modern Dance Troupe. Guilty Pleasure: Diablo II, eating. Current Song Hes Jamming To: Audio Push Up N Down What Would You Be Doing On Tour At 4am? Playing Diablo II, Skyping with his bestie, or Tumblr . Where Would You Be If You Werent Dancing? Studying clinical lab sciences.
Rocketing to Stardom with Justin Bieber and Bruno Mars Fame and recognition came shortly after taking home the grand prize of $10,000 and title of Americas Best Dance Crew. ey took the dance world by storm and continued to relentlessly make it known that they are clear winners and not just by ABDCs standards. In January, after winning ABDC, Poreotics took home rst place at the 2010 Hip Hop Internationals, placing rst in the U.S division and second in the World division. It didnt stop there. Poreotics, in their uniform stunna shades, made an appearance in Justin Biebers Somebody to Love music video with Usher. It was a really great opportunity for us, especially because we got to reunite with other ABDC alumni. We arent like Justin Bieber fanatics, but it was cool being able to work with him, said Dumbo. ey continued to work with the Biebs as his opening act in Manila, Philippines. Most recently, they appeared as the hanky panky masked monkeys in Bruno Marss e Lazy Song music video. Theres No Place Like Home Not only did Poreotics rub elbows with todays most adored artists, but the fame that followed ABDC took them everywhere around the world from California to Canada, Russia, Singapore and even South Africa. Whether they were visiting these international destinations to perform or teach a dance workshop, the guys made time to experience each culture. Where was their favorite country? Australia, de nitely. e accents, people, and parties it was a lot of fun, the crew said. ough theyve been touring the world, they still make time for home back in the Golden State, even if its just for ten hours, to take a break from the life as a celebrity. Weve been really blessed to have this experience and are extremely grateful. Its all the fans, too. Without the fans, we wouldnt be doing what we love to do, said Dumbo.
25 lucky students were picked from a lottery to recieve a private group lesson from Poreotics member, Chad Mayate.
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he Filipino Student Association (FSA) at UTSA has been a contributing organization to the campus since 1994. Comprised of many Filipino and non-Filipino students who come together to embrace the Filipino culture, the organization has become a melting pot of college students coming together for socials, IM sports, school spirit and giving back to the community. What started out as a 15-member organization meant to bring Filipinos together at UTSA has turned into group of more than 100 members. Not only did they populate in size, but they also diversi ed their cultures since membership is not limited to students of Filipino descent. Even though FSA has been involved in all aspects of the community, they are most well known for uno cially being UTSAs hip hop dance crew. Performing at Best Fest, Fiesta and other university
events is only the beginning of where FSA has tested their skills. ey have shown their talent all around Texas, even taking their swagger to the World of Dance competition in Dallas. How It All Started In 1991, the Philippine Students of Texas organization created the Goodphil Games. Goodphil consists of a dance and sports competition between all the FSAs in the state of Texas. We decided to form a dance group as soon as Goodphil Games originated, said Grazielli Millare, a member of FSAs modern dance team. Every year we host tryouts to be a part of our modern team. Modern is a little misleading because we actually perform all hiphop teams. Tryouts are held by a couple of our very own choreographers. Once the choreographers pick a team based on tryout, we practice at least four times a week up to the weekend of Goodphil.
Hip Hop Dance Crew ough Goodphil is the biggest dance competition of the year for FSA, theyve taken on other challenges to prove that their dance skills arent only apparent in the Filipino community. Dubbed as UTSAs Hip Hop Dance crew has led them to perform for the FTK Dance Marathon, African American Association and the EPIC talent show on campus. Having this title is an extreme honor as we have been doing this for many years now. Having the title of UTSAs Hip-Hop Dance Crew means very much to us because we represent not only FSA but also our school as well, said Millare. We not only do what we love, but we do it proudly representing our school everywhere we perform. Spreading the Love While the Goodphil competitions are annually held in the spring, FSA actively participates
in Isang Mahal (Tagalog, the Filipino language, for one love) held every fall semester by Texas A&M Phillipine Student Assocation. Similar to Goodphil, Isang Mahal brings together all 10 Filipino Student Associations organizations from di erent Texas universities to compete in a talent show and games to build camaraderie. In 2009, they placed in the top three and eventually took their routine to perform in the world-renowned dance competition, World of Dance.
Check out FSAs upcoming performance at this years Isang Mahal on November 5, 2011, at Texas A&M. For more information on FSA, visit their website at www.utsafsa.org or check out their Isang Mahal and Goodphil performances on YouTube at youtube.com/UTSAFSAtv
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Mixing young, vibrant colors with personal home touches gave Christina a place to stay grounded while in college. Christinas room is reminiscent of a nice day at the park. The vibrant color schemes of pinks, greens, and purples give a new refreshing aura that screams anything but dull. She prides herself on being down to earth and embodying a youthful persona that she could express in her room. She values her rm morals, and enjoying time with her family and friends. Take a peak into a splash of color with just the right amount of playfulness.
I am a girly girl. I love Disney cartoons, and if it was not a weird thing for a 20 year old to do, I would probably still play with dolls! I wanted to make my room express my child like qualities while maintaining a college atmosphere.
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I want to make my room look more spacious. My room is so small now, but I wanted it to be cute at the same time. By decorating and adding extra furniture, I had no way of walking around my room. Next year my room is bigger, but I will focus more on the decorating aspect and not clutter my room with extra furniture.
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I wanted a vibe that would make people feel at home and young when they entered my room. Also a vibe that would make people smile because of all the colors I have in my room.
If there was one thing you could put in here that you dont already have what would it be? Why?
I would want more decorations on my wall and more wall hangers, so I wouldnt have to pack everything so tightly in my closet.
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OCTOBER HOROSCOPES
WHAT SHOULD YOU BE FOR HALLOWEEN
Aries
Need a group idea? Try Angry Birds. You can have pigs, wood planks and birds!
Taurus
Osama. (Okay, so it was news to dress up years ago, but who said rising from the dead wasnt possible?)
Gemini
A box of Swisher sweets.
Cancer
Looking for something cheap? Tie a string to your leg. Instant Balloon.
Leo
Men in uniform are sexy.
Virgo
Look sexy and chic and dress up as Black Swan. Best friend, included.
Libra
Be anything but the overdone Playboy Bunny. Theyre all sluts. And you are too, but lets keep that on the DL, please?
Scorpio
Lady Gaga was so last year. Try her alter-ego Jo Calderone.
1. Its Halloween and you need to relax before going out in your Im-not-trying-to-look-like-a-slut outfit. 2. It relaxes your body, and focuses your mind... in bed. 3. Midterms are around the corner and anxiety is kicking in. 4. The taste of Purple Stuff is superliminal. 5. Low in calories (so it wont mess up your curves!). Remember, stay Purple. www.mypurplestuff.com
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1. Magic Drunk Cat 2. Eye Glasses 3. Horse Hoof Hand 4.Dolphin Shirt 5. Pearl Necklace
Sagittarius
Its not too-soon anymore to be Michael Jackson.
Capricorn
Need a boyfriend/girlfriend costume? Try the Wii controllers.
Aquarius
Gained the freshman 15? (er... 25?) Your best bet is a sumo wrestler.
Pisces
That annoying voice haunts to every other commercial. Hi, Im Flo. Weve got you covered. Insured or not, Progressive is a better choice than the gecko from Gieco.
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