RT PRESS
Thursday, April 21, 2022
Vol. 01
News and Updates from the Office
Issue #02
Hau Sing
Director’s Farewell Editors Note This really is it! The spring semester is closing to an end, and with it closing another school year. This year has been tough I will not lie. So many things going on. There seems to always be that one thing that never seems to work right and having to learn to swallow that frustration and try again, like nothing every happened. If no one have told you this today, I want to tell you that you have been strong. You persevered and now you’re here. You didn’t give up and now one more year is done. Only a few finals and you can breathe easy. Take time to thank yourself, and reward yourself, you have earned it. For those graduating, congratulations! And for those who have a few more years to go, I want to say this to you both, “Don’t be too hard on yourself. The world already does that.” When all seems lost, and everything may seem to be against you, smile, because God loves you and He will never change. He is the one anchor you can trust. If you lean on Him, surely you will come out victorious. “Rejoice in the Lord always, again I will say, rejoice” Phillippians 4:4 NIV
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Jose Castro
A Mizpah Recap From your Mizpah Editor As a good friend once said, “the yearbook is a time box. Something that we can look back and remember all the moments that we have had with others.” The year comes to an end and with it, we can look back at all the moments we have made together. In all honestly, I left this letter as the last thing to do before turning the yearbook in, and I am still clueless on how to end our recap. I began this journey by accepting the position without knowing what to expect. At times it felt like the yearbook would never get done, it also felt overwhelming to have to sort through thousands of photos and pick out the best one. As I write this I look back and think of the many hours spent in meetings and/or asking people for quotes. But in the end, our hard work has paid off. I will want to thank the team that worked alongside me to capture and create the spreads in the book. A lot of thought has come into putting every spread together. I want to thank the publication teams for helping me finish this job, I could have not done it without them.
A few people that I don’t want to leave out and who were of great help while editing the content in the yearbook are Keith, Vitor, and Edgar. I can’t recount how many nights we spent looking over the book and asking people for quotes. As we look back, let's remember that we have done our best. We have aimed to pass classes, build friendships, and/or even just tried to survive. There is no greater effort than the one you have made this year. As we look back at this book in 10, 20, or even 50 years from now my prayer is that we remember the good times that we have had and the memories that we built together. As I like to remember, Southwestern is more than just a university, it is a group of people who can count on each other; people who can call themselves family. As we come to the end, let us not forget the moments that we have shared together, let us embrace what we have built, and let’s feel proud to have given it our best. Let’s go Knights
Spark Competition
Mimosa Snapshots
Immersive Mobile Controller
Jeramy Perez
The Roundtable Director
Braxton Molina
I did not perform to perfection, but the experience gained from the competition is what I will carry on! Page 02
We have never been able to see our Mimosa pictures in print, well this year is different. Check it out! Page 03
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Our vision is to make your movies, games, and music a thrilling experience with Ripple Gear! Page 04
