Lake Front Unmasked.
By Angelica Casas SAN ANTONIO—It is never within proper journalism to begin a story with a quote, and I always remind my fellow staff members at The Lake Front not to do so, but I think it is appropriate to begin with one on this occasion. It is in Christ […]
By Ruben Renteria SAN ANTONIO—For the last month or so people have congratulated me on reaching what so few achieve: a Bachelors degree. My response, “Thank you, but I’m not there yet.” When I say this, most people are a bit confused and at times a little offended by my […]
By Priscilla Correa SAN ANTONIO—I want to be in El Paso for the summer, but what if I stay in San Antonio with my sister instead? Wait, no. I’ll live in Houston with my little, Jessica! But where will I work? I really want to go to New York this […]
By Gianna Rendon SAN ANTONIO—This past year, I have been preparing myself to move on. I was set to graduate spring 2015, but since my life has been OLLU for the past four years, I started doing things that would make the transition smoother, like slowly dropping out of involvement […]
By Desirae Martinez SAN ANTONIO—I started writing for The Lake Front the spring of my junior year and now find myself as a senior ready to graduate. I will always remember and cherish my time at The Lake Front, especially writing for the Cinemaniacs movie column. Because of the column […]
