By BILLY DENNIS When I heard Aaron Paul (“Breaking Bad”) was making a movie based on the classic racing video game series “Need for Speed,” I expected it to be terrible. Really, really terrible. I […]
By Billy Dennis The most dangerous drug dealers I ever knew were my pain doctors. At the age of 22, I survived a near-fatal car wreck. As I laid in a medicated coma, doctors told my […]
By David Ramirez College students, especially new ones, are learning something you can’t learn in a classroom: time management. When full-time students juggle classes and a job, it can be quite difficult. As a student with […]
By Genesis Castillo Diagnosed with ADD/ADHD at age 13, I refused to believe in the idea that my forgetfulness, lack of focus and impulsiveness were symptoms of a learning disability. All my life I had thought […]
By BILLY DENNIS A federal judge’s recent decision to strike down Texas’ ban on same-sex marriage has sparked debate on campus. U.S. District Judge Orlando Garcia in San Antonio ruled that Texas’ ban on same-sex […]
By KARINA DUNN The organization of the college’s academic programs will shift to a four-division format in the fall. Michael Gutierrez, executive vice president of academic affairs, said the new divisions will be Arts and […]
By MORGAN CORLEY Technology is playing an ever-increasing role in society as people have come to rely on smartphones, tablets and computers. However, this trend may not be for the best, especially when the personal […]
By ROBERT BURNS Quirky, optimistic and energetic. These are all words that could describe the characters in the play “The Miss Firecracker Contest.” They also describe the Eastfield theater students who played them. But unlike […]
By ANAHI PEREZ From catching to hitting to preaching the word of God, sophomore catcher Taylor Empkey leads the Eastfield Harvesters baseball team on and off the diamond. Empkey’s .400 batting average and 25 runs […]
By KEVIN CUSHINGBERRY JR. LOCH SHELDRAKE, N.Y. — Freshman forward Ricardo Artis slumped in a chair with a towel over his head, hiding his sweat-drenched face and watery eyes. The Eastfield Harvesters had just lost […]
By KEVIN CUSHINGBERRY JR. Most college students can visit their grandparents whenever they want. For Maria Garcia, it wasn’t that simple. Garcia was brought into the country illegally when she was 3 months old. So […]
By JUSTIN DAVID TATE The South By Southwest festival in Austin was agony on my feet. There was a lot of walking, running, jumping and standing, but the pain and the waiting in line was […]
By KARINA DUNN Stephanie Dibble doesn’t have a typical faculty office. A car panel covered in blue eyes hangs on one wall, and a drawing of a female mechanic, frozen in a no-nonsense pose, graces […]
The Et Cetera called for reform to Stand Your Ground laws shortly after the murder of 17-year-old Trayvon Martin in 2012. These laws allowed Martin’s killer, George Zimmerman, to avoid being convicted even though he […]
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