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Not out of the Woods Yet DT Volume 121, Issue 39 Friday, December 4, 2020 not out of the woods yet DT Volume 121, Issue 39 friday, december 4, 2020 ROCKY HIGINE / THE DAILY TEXAN STAFF CONTACT US MAIN TELEPHONE (512) 471-4591 EDITOR-IN-CHIEF Emily Caldwell (512) 232-2212 DT [email protected] MANAGING EDITOR PERMANENT STAFF Megan Menchaca Type 9 (512) 232-2217 Editor-in-Chief Projects Reporters Emily Caldwell Marcus Krum, Nicole [email protected] Stuessy, Meara Isenberg Managing Editor Megan Menchaca Copy Desk Chiefs NEWS OFFICE Jimena Pinzon, Lawson Assoc. Managing Editors Freeman introvert (512) 232-2207 Jason Lihuang, Trinady Joslin Assoc. Copy Desk Chiefs Director of Digital [email protected] Phoebe Hayes, Irissa Strategy Omandam, Megan Shankle Michael Hernandez The Texan strives to present all Double Coverage Copy Editor Director of Diversity & Brittany Miller finds home information fairly, accurately and Inclusion Angelica Arinze Design Editor completely. If we have made an Sierra Wiggers Collaborations Director error, let us know about it. E-mail Neelam Bohra Assoc. Design Editor [email protected]. Maria Perez Internal Relations Directors in Areeba Amer, Ariana Double Coverage Designer Arredondo Christina Peebles BUSINESS & ADVERTISING Assoc. Editors Senior Designers Abby Dasgupta, Hannah Megan Fletcher, Eunice Bao (512) 471-8590 Lopez, Julia Zaksek, Sanika Video Editor [email protected] Nayak Jackson Barton basement Forum Editors Assoc. Video Editor Director Daisy Kielty, Maria Sailale Jennifer Xia, Brendan Long Gerald Johnson Illustration Coordinator Photo Editor Abriella Corker Presley Glotfelty Business/ Operations Manager News Editor Assoc. Photo Editor rat colony Emily Hernandez Jamie Hwang Frank Serpas III Assoc. News Editors Double Coverage Photo Editor Advertising Manager Neelam Bohra, Lauren Girgis Jack Myer What will your next degree be? Emily Cohen News Desk Editors Senior Photographers Assistant Advertising Manager Areeba Amer, Hannah Kirsten Hahn, Nicholas Vo Williford, Lauren Grobe Comics Editor Grant Daniels Beat Reporters Barbra Daly Production Andrew Zhang, Anna Assoc. Comics Editor Michael Gammon Canizales, Amanda Figueroa- Rocky Higine Where do you want to earn it? Nieves, Brooke Ontiveros, Account Executives Samantha Greyson, Neha Senior Comics Artists Diane Byram, Pam Garner, Julianne Madhira, Lauren Goodman Dan Martinez, Destiny Alexander, Cynthia Trevino Phillipp Life&Arts Editor Ariana Arredondo Social Media Editor Design Hal Riley Tillie Policastro Assoc. Life&Arts Editors COPYRIGHT JASON LIHUANG, AND REPRODUCED WITH PERMISSION Aisling Ayers, Grace Barnes Assoc. Social Media Editor What job title do you want? Katya Bandouil Sr. Life&Arts Writers Jennifer Errico, Anissa Reyes Senior Social Media Staffers Benjamin Cohen, Nuzha Sports Editor at the paper, and you’ve Stevens fan because of your Trinady, you’re so tal- Zuberi By Jason Lihuang Myah Taylor THE DAILY TEXAN MAIL Audio Editor @parrotsnpotates supported me each step (admittedly worrying) ob- ented and on top of your Assoc. Sports Editor Harper Carlton SUBSCRIPTION RATES Stephen Wagner of the way. Thank you session with his music. game. I know you’ll kill it Senior Audio Producers Exploring your next steps beyond Senior Sports Reporters Aurora Berry, Addie Costello, One Semester (Fall/Spring) Nathan Han, Carter Yates Chloe Young I knew that I wanted to for everything. Connor, Adriana and at the Texan and beyond. $60.00 Newsletters Editor Editorial Adviser join The Daily Texan from Brittany, we go all the Alicja, that semester will Michael, you’re the kind- Two Semesters (Fall & Spring) graduation can be overwhelming. If Maia Borchardt Peter Chen $120.00 Projects Editor the moment I got to UT. way back to day one. Thank always mean a lot to me. est person I know and a Sami Sparber Summer Session Although I chose to be a you for being my partner- Monday Copy Forever. true digital king. Angelica, $40.00 you’re trying to narrow down your computer science major, in-crime and someone I And thank you to all copy thank you for taking on One Year (Fall, Spring and Summer) I couldn’t quite cut off my could send giant brick texts issue staffers, past, present such an important and dif- $150.00 Graduate School options, we can help. ties to journalism. It was to when I spiral after a bad and future. The department ficult cause at this paper. To charge by VISA or MasterCard, call a part of me, like a limb. day. You’ve kept me and would be nothing without Last but definitely not 471-5083. Send orders and address changes to Texas Student Media, Or a parasite. Probably the paper afloat. you guys. If you happen to least, thank you to the one P.O. Box D, Austin, TX 78713-8904. Jimena, the hot, smart be a potential staffer think- and only Megan Menchaca, Learn more about graduate degree ISSUE STAFF the latter. Designers So I found the DT inter- and funny Queen of En- ing about joining the Tex- who is truly the Greatest Of Jenny Devico, Kyle Ahern est form and checked some gland. It’s never not a good an, consider copy. I might All Time. It’s also nice to ADVERTISING DEADLINES programs at schools around the country, boxes. A few of you may time with you. I’ll miss you be biased, but I think it’s have someone reassure me Ad space is reserved by noon at least two business days before regular publications. For and connect with their recruiters by know that I tried out for the loads, luv. Lawson, thank the best department. that I’m not a f--k-up at my special editions and other advertising opinion department first — you for introducing me to Big shoutout to copy’s job — even if I am. Thank opportunities please speak with a TSM account executive for deadlines and additional requesting more information through an and got handily rejected. gummye peet rat. You’re sister, design. Thank you you for believing in me. I details. The Fall 2020 publication schedule is Tuesday and Friday. If you’re reading this and amazing, and I’m grateful to Jeff, Nila, Christiana and may have spouted hyper- online interest form. think, “Geez, this guy’s not to have been able to work Christina for dealing with bole about how much I hat- Contact [email protected]. with you so much. my shenanigans. Special ed being an AME once or a very good writer,” you’re COPYRIGHT probably right. Irissa, I’ll miss our cha- thanks to Maria. I still feel twice, but I wouldn’t trade AUSTIN WEATHER Copyright 2020 Texas Student Media. All otic page edits. I hope our bad about that time I made these past few months articles, photographs and graphics, both in Luckily, I made it in as a the print and online editions, are the copy editor. As they say, the friendship “lives on.” Phoe- you reupload the flipbook for anything. property of Texas Student Media and may TODAY TOMORROW be, I’ve seen you grow leaps at 1 a.m. And to everyone else at not be reproduced or republished in part or Dec. 4 Dec. 5 rest of history. in whole without written permission. www.graduatesoftexas.com All right, let’s get straight and bounds as an editor, Myah and Stephen, DT who’s made this place to the thank-you’s. and I’m glad my Thursday I’ll watch a UT football feel like home — thank The Daily Texan, a student newspaper at The University of Texas at Austin, is published by Kirsten, you are the best, stress didn’t deter you from game one day. Maybe. you. You guys have made Texas Student Media, 2500 Whitis Ave., Austin, staying. Megan Shankle, No promises. these semesters more than TX 78712. Our work is made possible by support HI 63º HI 61º most caring mentor and from our advertising partners and donors. To LO 36º LO 39º friend anyone could ask you’re honestly the most Fellow management worth it. provide individual support, please visit The Daily Texan page at supportstudentvoices.org. To for. I’ve learned so much powerful editor out of all of people, it’s been great be- For the last time, let’s go highlight your business, please email fin. us. Also, I’m now a Sufjan ing on the team with y’all. make a paper! [email protected]. The Daily from watching you lead Texan does not publish during academic breaks, most Federal Holidays and exam periods. News contributions will be accepted by telephone (471-4591), or at the editorial office (HSM 2.120). Entire contents copyright 2020 Texas Student Media. CONTACT US FRIDAY, DECEMBER 4, 2020 MAIN TELEPHONE 3 (512) 471-4591 30s EDITOR-IN-CHIEF Emily Caldwell (512) 232-2212 [email protected] This is too many characters. MANAGING EDITOR Megan Menchaca (512) 232-2217 Can I do my 30 in a tweet? [email protected] NEWS OFFICE (512) 232-2207 [email protected] BUSINESS & ADVERTISING (512) 471-8590 [email protected] Director Gerald Johnson Business/ Operations Manager Frank Serpas III Advertising Manager What will your next degree be? Emily Cohen Assistant Advertising Manager Grant Daniels Production Michael Gammon Where do you want to earn it? Account Executives Diane Byram, Pam Garner, Julianne Phillipp Design Tillie Policastro What job title do you want? COPYRIGHT MICHAEL HERNANDEZ, AND REPRODUCED WITH PERMISSION By Michael Hernandez dedicated to ensuring that it from playing ping-pong in THE DAILY TEXAN MAIL @mixaelii would be a good one. Megan the basement. SUBSCRIPTION RATES carefully selected a stacked The best part of the gig One Semester (Fall/Spring) Exploring your next steps beyond My last semester work- leadership team that was has to be the people I got to $60.00 ing for The Daily Texan devoted to the Texan’s pri- meet and listening to the sto- Two Semesters (Fall & Spring) graduation can be overwhelming.
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