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			<title><![CDATA[Will Corpus get a new mall?: Carolyn Volk investigates this rumor]]></title>
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			<description><![CDATA[ <div class='ArticleAuthor'>By Carolyn Volk</div><br>When listening in on a  conversation about Padre  Staples Mall, more than likely  the phrases “I wish we had  more stores,” or “I wish it were  like the ones out of town” are  heard. People tend to unconsciously  take  advantage of  good things  they have, and  Padre Staples  Mall may be  one of them.  Over the past  few years,  many restorations  and renovations  have  been made,  making the  mall a lot nicer  than it used  to be. With  new stores  like Macy’s, Nine West, and  Forever 21 on the way, the  appeal to the mall is growing.  But what if Padre Staples Mall  was no longer the biggest attraction  for shoppers? A new  mall may be in the future,  and the hopes are high for a  new, clean, big facility.     Convenience is hardly  escapable in Corpus Christi;  unless under unusual circumstances,  it takes no more  than thirty minutes to get  to a destination. Right now,  Padre Staples Mall is located  in a rather suitable part of  town. This new mall, however,  might not be as convenient.  Starplex, which is the  general location to where  this mall may be. For some, it  doesn’t matter where it’s located,  they just look forward  to another place to shop.     “If it’s better than the mall  we have, then it’s fine with  me,” junior Shayla Duke said.     A new location could open  up more opportunities for  other people to come. It is  farther away from Flour Bluff  and the Island, but other districts  of our city may rejoice  at a new convenience for  them. This could even make  it easier for surrounding suburbs  to come in to shop.     “I think more people from  Callalen and TM might go  more often,” Duke said.     Others think that a move  could have  a negative  impact on the  mall and it’s  business.     “I think that  moving the  mall would  cause it to lose  a lot of business,”  sophomore  Kristin  Halverson said.     “Right now,  it is as good  location close  to all of the  restaurants  and kind of in the middle of  town. I also think that moving  it would cause a rougher  crowd to hang out there  because there have been  shootings and stabbings at  Tinseltown a lot lately!”     Corpus is constantly finding  ways to make the city a more  desirable place for tourists  and its own habitants. A new  mall could be just the attraction  we need. ]]></description>
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