
Presentation sparks discussion on gender equality in media
The documentary, “Miss Representation,” flashed images and YouTube clips of scantily clad women doing everything from dancing to washing cars in bathing suits and thongs. […]
The documentary, “Miss Representation,” flashed images and YouTube clips of scantily clad women doing everything from dancing to washing cars in bathing suits and thongs. […]
The college’s Honors Program is continuing to expand thanks to a new articulation agreement with the University of North Texas and the addition of new classes. […]
While the e-cigs have been tolerated in the Pit, library, hallways and classrooms, a new policy change is banning them on campus. Smoking e-cigs, like traditional cigarettes, will only be allowed in vehicles. […]
Today, Dean is chairman of the Southeast Dallas Chamber of Commerce. He, along with Eastfield Vice President of Teaching and Learning Michael Gutierrez and Chairman of the Greater Dallas Chamber of Commerce Jeronimo Valdez spoke about Latino leadership in the community during a panel discussion hosted by the Men’s Empowerment Coalition. […]
A recent college graduate appears to be the perfect candidate for an entry-level job. His resume is perfect, his grades are top-notch, and he aces the interview, yet the job goes to another candidate. […]
Every second, 1,500 plastic water bottles are consumed in the United States. This is just one of the problems the college is addressing on its way to becoming a greener campus. […]
The college is seeking a new mascot by encouraging students to submit their own original designs in a contest to determine the new image that will represent Eastfield. […]
As more and more people begin to build an online presence, a truly staggering amount of personal information is leaked into the digital world. But how much information is too much? […]
Growing up in a single-parent household helped define my childhood. My parents divorced five days before my fifth birthday, so I only have a few memories of living with my father. […]
What makes someone a good person? Are people born good? Is doing the right thing an innate instinct? […]
Sporting her iconic pink sneakers, single mom Wendy Davis made national headlines in an 11-hour filibuster aiming to prevent the dismantling of woman’s healthcare in Texas. Now, the state senator from Fort Worth is running for governor of Texas. […]
“She’s pretty to be a dark-skinned girl,” a friend said to me one day as we watched a woman enter a store. […]
Released on Oct. 1 on the PlayStation Network, “Rain” is a low-budget adventure game with stealth, platforming and puzzle elements. Despite its somewhat unpolished gameplay, “Rain” is an incredibly emotional and atmospheric journey. […]
When looking for happiness many people concentrate on money and power.
In “You Can’t Take it With You,” a play performed by the Eastfield College Harvester Theatre Department last week, the Sycamore family finds happiness through simplicity. […]
The rich melody of classical guitar strings filled F-117 for the weekly Wednesday Recital Series on Oct. 16. […]
After the introductions, Vice President Miguel Gaitan directs the group outside. That’s when it becomes clear this is no ordinary club. […]
Music is blaring from the speakers and shoes are squeaking as dancers glide across the floor in the M building dance studio. […]
One minute, you’re studying in the library for the inevitable pop quiz in chemistry. Then, all of a sudden, a blood-curling scream rings out. […]
When it came time to decide who was the toughest guy on the basketball court during the preseason, it was an easy choice for Sheldon Yearwood’s new teammates. […]
They almost fell apart. After suffering their worst loss of the season on Sept. 24, the Eastfield soccer players knew they had to make something happen. Coach Dustin Stein said every coach can look back on one game that changed its season. For the Lady Harvesters, it was the first time they played Richland. They lost 18-1. […]
Pouring rain, cold winds and small spaces didn’t stop hundreds of local residents from attending the fourth annual Harvest Fest Health Fair on the Pleasant Grove campus. […]
Ken Balvin keeps returning to the same stretch of road on Greenville Avenue.
He looks for potholes. He picks up rocks. He inspects every crack of the road over and over again, because in three days, the Eastfield scuba instructor is going to carry the Olympic torch down this route. […]
Prospective students strapped on masks and fins recently to see if scuba diving might make it into their future class schedules. […]
Writer Chitra Divakaruni was about to get the brainstorm of a lifetime in the form of a real storm: Hurricane Rita. […]
As the clock struck midnight on Oct. 1, with the House Republicans and Senate Democrats still unable to come to an agreement on the fiscal budget, the government shut down. […]
Students ages 17 to 70 are banding together to experience what it means to be active leaders through the college’s Communication Club. […]
Now that the semester is fully underway, the Eastfield theater department is wrapping up rehearsals for the first production of the year, “You Can’t Take it With You.” […]
The time had come again for Cody Dziak to compete in the state championship race at the Metroplex BMX track in DeSoto. It was a familiar yet frustrating venue. […]
Massive turkey legs and ferris wheel rides are what the average person pictures when they think about the Texas State Fair. The problem for college students is that the cost of a turkey leg and ferris wheel ride is nearly $20. […]
Mexican-born artist Carlos Donjuan was just another kid with a spray paint can when he started honing his graffiti skills on the streets of Oak Cliff. Now he’s noticed in countries as far away as Italy, where his work will be displayed in February. […]
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