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<Title>Women's Soccer Opens America East Play at New Hampshire</Title>
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    <div class="html-content">The UMBC women's soccer team looks to begin its quest for its first America East Tournament appearance since 2005 as the Retrievers kick-off league action on Sunday, Sept. 23, when they travel to New Hampshire to take on the Wildcats at 2 p.m. inside Bremmer Field. The contest marks the first conference game under first-year UMBC head coach Leslie Wray.</div>
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<Title>Five Alumnae Photographers Featured in Professor's Gallery Opening, Oct. 5</Title>
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    When UMBC political science professor <strong>Carolyn Forestiere</strong> moved to Catonsville, she and her husband knew they wanted to fill their new home with local art. After thinking about it some more, they decided to take their curatorial endeavor up a notch — and open their home as a part-time gallery.<br>
    Their first show, “UMBC Through the Lens,” will feature five UMBC visual arts alumnae — <strong>Brittney Danielle ’12, Chrystal Smith ’12, Marlayna Demond ’12, Stephanie Ellis ’12</strong>, and <strong>Kimberly M. Haines ’12</strong> — who will present photography related to their time as students at UMBC.<br>
    Forestiere said she was pleased to have five “wonderful photographers,” explaining she hopes “that the artists will receive exposure and further their professional credentials.”<br>
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    <p>When UMBC political science professor <strong>Carolyn Forestiere</strong> moved to Catonsville, she and her husband knew they wanted to fill their new home with local art. After thinking about it some more, they decided to take their curatorial endeavor up a notch — and open their home as a part-time gallery.</p>
    <p>Their first show, “UMBC Through the Lens,” will feature five UMBC visual arts alumnae — <strong>Brittney Danielle ’12, Chrystal Smith ’12, Marlayna Demond ’12, Stephanie Ellis ’12</strong>, and <strong>Kimberly M. Haines ’12</strong> — who will present photography related to their time as students at UMBC.</p>
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<Title>Cactus Silvestre: Fresh Tex Mex</Title>
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    <p>Fresh Tex Mex</p>
    <p>5315 East Drive, Halethorpe, MD 21227</p>
    <p>(410) 242 – 4840</p>
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    <p>First Impressions:</p>
    <p>I wasn’t looking forward to checking this one out – Fresh Tex Mex has no website.  The only reason I know this place exists is due to an obscure yelp.com post that hinted at a dollar taco night.  So, one Tuesday, me along with a couple of friends made the 5-minute drive from campus to downtown Halethorpe and began looking for the mysterious restaurant.  I initially drove past it, due to how tiny the actual place is.  Once we found the restaurant, my friends wanted to bail and find someplace else, because the place isn’t very welcoming from the outside.  However, I was already set on checking this eatery out, and I wouldn’t take no for an answer.</p>
    <p>If you manage to get inside, you’ll find a cozy little space made up of 80% kitchen and 20% dining area.  Upon entering you immediately realize that it’s a mom and pop joint, which is a really big plus for me when it comes to restaurants.  The place was clean and you get a really friendly vibe as soon as you walk through the door.  Be warned though – Taco Silvestre doesn’t have AC.  If you plan on going in the summer, be prepared to sweat out about half of your meal.</p>
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    <p>                       Left: Beef Tacos (hard shell) Right: Chicken Tacos (soft shell)</p>
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    <p>The Food:</p>
    <p>Every Tuesday is dollar taco night.  You are given the choice between chicken and beef (hard shell or soft shell).  I’ve ordered both the chicken and beef, and can say with conviction that both are delicious.  It’s worth noting that for a dollar, you get a decent amount of meat in each taco.  On average, I only have to order five tacos in order to be pleasantly full.  Each set of tacos comes with a side of salsa, which is pretty spicy, so be careful the first time you try it.  For dessert, we discovered they offer fresh, made-to-order churros for 99 cents a piece.  Nothing beats the taste of a fresh churro, and for 99 cents, it’s a reasonable addition to your bill.</p>
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    <p>Made fresh to order!</p>
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    <p>Will I Go Back?:</p>
    <p>I already have! Being so close to UMBC, in addition to having such a great deal on Tuesdays makes Taco Silvestre’s a no brainer for the starving college student who’s low on funds.  Also, did I mention that they offer free delivery to UMBC and the surrounding area?  Check out Taco Silvestre – you won’t be disappointed.</p>
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    <p>When UMBC political science professor <strong>Carolyn Forestiere</strong> moved to Catonsville, she and her husband knew they wanted to fill their new home with local art. After thinking about it some more, they decided to take their curatorial endeavor up a notch — and open their home as a part-time gallery.</p>
    <p>Their first show, “UMBC Through the Lens,” will feature five UMBC visual arts alumnae — <strong>Brittney Danielle ’12, Chrystal Smith ’12, Marlayna Demond ’12, Stephanie Ellis ’12</strong>, and <strong>Kimberly M. Haines ’12</strong> — who will present photography related to their time as students at UMBC.</p>
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