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Tuesday, August 18, 2015

Classes Started Bright And Early Today, So UTSA Had A Midnight Fireworks Show

Posted By Albert Salazar on Tue, Aug 18, 2015 at 12:04 PM

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UTSA kicked off the fall semester with a midnight fireworks show. - UTSA STUDENT AFFAIRS/TWITTER

UTSA Student Affairs/Twitter
UTSA kicked off the fall semester with a midnight fireworks show.

The fall semester officially began today at the University of Texas at San Antonio. If you live near campus and wanted to get a good night's sleep before your 8 a.m. class like a responsible student, well, sorry, you should have been out there with the rest of the Rowdy Roadrunners showing your school spirit.

The University kicked off the semester with its second annual Midnight Lights. President Ricardo Romo led a rally last night that culminated in a shock-and-awe midnight fireworks display to pump students up before the first day of class.

Watch me, watch me...happy #UTSARRDays, Roadrunners! pic.twitter.com/YfnkRY2ygc
— UTSA (@UTSA) August 18, 2015

Some students appreciated it more than others.

Get rowdy!!! #utsa19 #utsa

A photo posted by Cristian (@cristianncowley) on Aug 17, 2015 at 10:38pm PDT

Okay Utsa lets just wake up all of San Antonio with the fireworks
— Zachery ™ (@ZacheryAustin_) August 18, 2015

All my beautiful sisters {light} up my life. 💕 #utsazta #UTSA19 #UTSAGoGreek #ZTA #WeAreZTA

A photo posted by Kate Barbee✨ (@kate_barbee) on Aug 17, 2015 at 10:53pm PDT

UTSA using my financial aid for the firework show...
— B I A N C A (@bbnichole14) August 18, 2015

there is two types of people that attend UTSA, lmao pic.twitter.com/0orWVMDWxC
— July Garza (@julyambrgarza) August 18, 2015

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