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BurntXOrange

Online news & entertainment magazine at UT Austin

BurntXOrange

Online news & entertainment magazine at UT Austin

BurntXOrange

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Influencer: Meet Molly

February 3, 2016

Sports editor Rahul Naik sat down with the corporate communication senior to discover the fuel that drives the star Longhorn.

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14 of Bevo XIV’s Best Moments

October 20, 2015

While this is a time to mourn the loss of a legendary creature, it is also a time to celebrate his life. Presenting, an extensive, loving tribute to Bevo XIV.

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SXSWSports Recap: Most Memorable Messages from Colin Cowherd and Stephen A. Smith’s Panel

April 1, 2015

“The Evolution of Audio in the 21st Century” was an all-star panel at SXSWSports. It included a couple of sports hosts and broadcasters that I’ve grown up watching and listening to: Colin Cowherd and Stephen A. Smith.

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SXSWSports Recap: Emmanuel Acho Makes the Case for Compensating College Athletes

March 31, 2015

In one of the first sports panels of the conference, Longhorn and current Philadelphia Eagles linebacker Emmanuel Acho discussed why he thinks college athletes should be compensated for using their likenesses on NCAA-licensed apparel and in media.

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SXSW with the Stars: ORANGE Celebrity Sightings

March 26, 2015

While some students left the country for spring break last week, plenty of others stayed to volunteer or enjoy free events during the annual South by Southwest conference in downtown Austin. From film world premieres with big name actors like Amy Schumer and Ryan Gosling, to official and unofficial SXSW live music performances by Wiz Khalifa and Miley Cyrus, this year’s festival was swimming with celebrities. Throughout the week, ORANGE Magazine staff found themselves surrounded by stars and couldn’t help but run into — or hunt down — these famous folks.

It Really is On Us

January 23, 2015

Ray Rice. Kendall Sanders. Montrel Meander. Each man was a former high-profile football player. Each man committed an act of assault or abuse against a woman. Rice is currently out of a job after being released from his longtime team, the Baltimore Ravens. Sanders and Meander have been suspended from the University of Texas football team and are awaiting trial as well as a judicial review, which could result in their expulsion.

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“Grandfather Gandhi” Authors Speak at Texas Book Festival

November 4, 2014

The twang of a sitar paired with the accompaniment of tabla were a reminder that one can always find beauty in this world. The morning “raga” transported the room to the streets of Kolkata. Tears streamed from the eyes of a few members of the audience, elicited by the harmonic passion flowing from each musician, as they played the tranquil piece.

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First-timer Takes On A Tuesday Night Yoga Ride

October 27, 2014

I wasn’t sure how I felt about doing yoga for what I considered the first time, but rave reviews from the Austin Social Cycling community reassured my decision to experience the yoga ride for myself.

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ATX Rookie Guide to UT Football Culture

October 13, 2014

I grew up hating Texas football with a passion. My mom attended the University of Nebraska and raised me as a diehard Nebraska Cornhusker fan. However, once I set foot in Darrell K. Royal-Texas Memorial Stadium, that all changed. It was as if I, a Montague, married into the Capulet family.

Opinion: Science Supports David Ash’s Decision To Retire

September 29, 2014

After it was announced that Tyrone Swoopes would be the starting quarterback under center for Texas, it seemed like only a matter of time before David Ash would make the announcement to leave football for good. Ash’s impending retirement finally culminated on Sept. 17, when Charlie Strong announced that the quarterback from Belton, Texas was retiring. During a press conference, Ash explained his decision. However, it was not a melancholy affair, nor should it have been.