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Isaiah Famogun, liberal arts and computer maintenance sophomore and forward, dunks over two Northwest Vista defenders, electrifying the crowd in the first half Feb. 20 at Huisache Hall. Famogun scored 8 points in the first half. Brianna Rodrigue

Kai Hsiao and her daughter Lorelei Lara, 8, ride the Cliff Hanger Feb. 9 at the Stock Show & Rodeo carnival. It is the family’s first time attending the rodeo after moving from Georgia to San Antonio. Amaru Ruiz

Kinesiology freshman Bobby Boston photographs kinesiology freshman Xavier Peters while in solitary confinement during the Campus Activity Board’s “Wild West Rodeo Roundup” Feb. 11 in the mall. Students paid a dollar to send friends or faculty to the holding pen. Mitchell Gawlik

Kinesiology freshman Celeste Arriaga scores 2 points over a Palomino defender in the second quarter Feb. 6 at Palo Alto College gym. Arriaga scored 18 points and had four fouls. The Rangers defeated the Palominos 72-67. The next game is at 6 p.m. Feb. 13 against Victoria College in Gym 1 in Candler. The men’s basketball team plays at 8 p.m. Brianna Rodrigue

Ariana Fuentes, Sinkin Eco Centro farm and garden manager, and Kristi Martinelli, Sinkin Eco Centro children education coordinator, organize plants in the green house south of Chance Jan. 17. Fuentes said Eco Centro will be planting edible and native plants in the new outdoor faculty and staff patio west of Loftin during Weeks of Welcome. Brianna Rodrigue

Kinesiology freshman Celeste Arriaga chases the ball after tapping the ball out of Nina Navarijo, Northeast Lakeview College guard, hands but gets called for a push Jan. 30 in Candler. Arriaga had three fouls and scored 15 points. Brianna Rodrigue

Armed San Antonio police officers march into Moody to evacuate students during a lockdown at 3:50 p.m. Monday. William McManus, San Antonio Police Chief, says three shots were fired around Travis Early College. A victim was seen with a gunshot wound to the neck who ran towards Fletcher. No victim or shooter were found. The college was on lockdown for 40 minutes until 4:36 p.m. Brittney M. Moreno

According to www.sanantonio.gov, approximately 300,000 participants walked 2.75 miles for the largest Martin Luther King Jr. March in the nation Jan. 21. The march began at the MLK Academy at 3501 MLK Dr. and ended at Pittman-Sullivan Park. Brianna Rodrigue