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Some Texas State students worry about ability to protest after university changes free speech policy
SAN MARCOS, Texas — For Texas State University student Zachariyah Al-Natoor, standing up for Palestinian liberation is a calling. "It's disgusting to see my home get destroyed," Al-Natoor said. "It brings me to tears every time – the amount of people, spending their day, their time out, speaking out against the cause, and it's very empowering."
SMHS excels in Health Science, student places third at HOSA
San Marcos High School's Health Occupations Students of America program, commonly referred to as HOSA, made an excellent showing on a national stage with one of its students achieving a remarkable third place at the HOSA International Leadership Conference. The annual HOSA ILC, held this year in Houston, gathered top students from around the world with participants not only from the United States but also from Mexico, South Korea, China and Canada, to compete in various healthcare-related events, showcasing their skills and knowledge in a competitive environment. Among them was Eva Moore, a dedicated HOSA participant and Health Science student from...
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