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During the start of time, there were Adam and Eve, but enough about them. It all started in San Antonio, Texas on March 25, 1997, with Kristen Schoultz of the Schoultz lineage. From the beginning she was destined for greatness due to her background in dance. She fantasized of the day she would be a Silver Dancer for her favorite basketball team, the San Antonio Spurs. To further her dreams she decided to further her education and skills at Texas State University. Like all greats, Kristen knew she would need a backup plan. So, she decided to double major in dance and public relations. Following behind her father who was a English major, Kristen took up English as a minor. Today, Kristen is currently a Junior and sees herself finishing college and joining a public relations firm, while also training and working hard to be a professional Choreographer. In her downtime she loves to indulge herself in seafood, Jane the Virgin and 27 Dresses. Recently she decided to adopt and become a mother of a beautiful kitten. Mother and kitten is doing well, and she loves the idea of motherhood everyday. Kristen is a person of many dreams and wants to push till they're all accomplished. She is truly the definition of a ambitious woman, and we commend her for her time. Thank you Kristen!

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Diverse Sources - Davis

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Roses are red, violets are blue, Iris is...

Iris Gonzalez was born June 1st, 1997 in Laredo, TX. She is a 20-year-old junior at Texas State University majoring in Electronic Media. She is currently interning at KTSW, a campus radio station, where she is getting hands-on experience with producing on-air radio advertisements and writing segments for the station. She recently won a national award for a promotion she did for the station. In her down time, she enjoys writing fiction and relaxing at home. After graduation, she would like to pursue a career in producing of some sort. She enjoys the idea of her thoughts and ideas coming to life. Look out world, Iris' productions are coming soon to a theatre near you!

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