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Students reap Golden Harvest
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‘Light the Way’ shines on campus
STUDENT MEDIA @uiwlogos | www.uiwcommarts.com/the-logos/ @uiwtv | www.uiwcommarts.com/uiwtv/ @kuiwradio | www.uiwcommarts.com/kuiw/ Vol. 123, No. 4 | NOV.-DEC. 2022
STUDENT-RUN NEWSPAPER FOR UNIVERSITY OF THE INCARNATE WORD
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Watch party set for Friday playoff game The University of the Incarnate Wood football team is headed into uncharted territory Friday, Dec. 9, as it takes on undefeated Sacramento State in a quarterfinal FCS playoff game. Cardinal supporters who can’t make the California trip, however, can join a watch party at Smoke BBQ + Skybar, 18745 Redland Road, that begins at 8 p.m. – 90 minutes before the 9:30 CST kickoff pitting 11-1 UIW against 12-0 Sacramento State in Hornet Stadium.
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Raziel Sink/LOGOS STAFF Furman University football players surround senior wide receiver Taylor Grimes who is down after a play Saturday, Dec. 3, at Gayle and Tom Benson Field.
Students pack President ’s Posada
By Evelyn Torres LOGOS STAFF WRITER Served by faculty and staff, more than 600 University of the Incarnate Word students ate Latin American fare Wednesday, Nov. 30, at the President’s Posada in SEC Dining Hall. The Office of Campus Engagement helped plan the traditional holiday dinner sponsored by Dr. Thomas M. Evans, the president. He and his wife, Lisa, chose the posada theme. The menu – served family style -- consisted of paella, enchiladas, rice, and beans. The appetizers included flautas, mini-tacos, and ceviche. The food was curated by the Campus Engagement
team and made by Sodexo. Alongside the tasty food options, the posada also featured live music. After St. Anthony’s High School mariachi and jazz bands performed, a group of live carolers came to add some Christmas spirit. Another special feature of the night was a live nativity. Students were able to pet and take pictures with three camels and a donkey. “I can’t believe I was able to see a camel at school today,” said Layla Mireles, a senior communication arts major. “It’s definitely something I didn’t expect.”
Evelyn Torres/LOGOS STAFF Dr. Tom M. Evans, president of the University of the Incarnate Word, talks to servers.
Film Club tops with telenovela
The Film Club at the University of the Incarnate Word placed first recently in a national, 48-hour film category. The club’s entry, “Cardinal Secrets,” was tops in the “telenovela” division of the Broadcast Education Association’s competition. Participating teams were challenged the weekend of Oct. 21 to produce a short film in the genre with required production constants such as the use of a flashlight as a prop, a character with the name, “Steven with a V,” and a required line in the dialogue: “Sometimes going with the flow isn’t always the best thing to do.” “Cardinal Secrets’ is the club’s first
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production post-pandemic lockdown, said the adviser, Terry Coronado, an instructor in the Department of Communication Arts where Student Media is housed. “This is the second win for our UIW
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Film Club,” Coronado said. “In 2018, the club was awarded Best Use of production constants for the film, ‘Paperback Attractions.’ ” The most recent winning film, which runs five minute and 29 seconds, was
written by filmmakers Anthony Flammia, Daisy Fuentes, Lanita Harris, Jarryd Luna, Alyssa Muñoz and Miranda Van Doren. Flammia and Muñoz also acted in the film along with Macie Lippke, Luke Stout, and Christian Rodriguez. “It’s a hilarious take on the telenovela genre,” Coronado said. “It’s always fun to work with a talented group of people,” said Lanita Harris, the current club president. “We hope to put out more episodes of ‘Cardinal Secrets’ next semester, along with a short film written by Anthony Flammia, Jarryd
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