By James Hartley Films are in a weird place right now. With social diversity so high and so many people looking for less conventional films that cater more to their individual tastes, independent filmmakers have […]
The Eastfield Harvesters ended their season May 18 with a 12-6 loss to Tyler Junior College in the National Junior College Athletic Association District C Tournament championship game. The No. 3 Apaches, defending national champions, […]
By Brianna Harmon Josh Hamilton’s return to the Rangers after spending the past two seasons with the Angels may be a tough pill to swallow for many fans, but it could be one of the […]
By Duncan Dixon The No. 6-ranked Eastfield Harvesters won three of four games at North Lake on April 25-26, moving into a tie for the conference lead heading into the final weekend of the regular […]
By Parker Ward The Eastfield Harvesters swept a home doubleheader against Mountain View on Saturday to clinch the regular-season Metro Athletic Conference title. Eastfield (34-10 overall, 22-8 MAC) finished the season ranked No. 6 in […]
Candid Campus The Literary and Fine Arts Festival filled the campus with music, dance and discussion of the arts during the week of April 20. Arts in Action featuring Jazz Under the Stars attracted 200 […]
By Brandon Wagner Charities deserve your trust and attention, but some organizations are incompetent or abuse this good faith for selfish means. Everyone has seen the commercials that pull at your heartstrings. Whether it is […]
By J. Gomez I joined the military as an Army Reserve soldier because I wanted a degree and thought of the GI Bill as an appealing way to help pay for school. After my first […]
By Keturah Jones I recently had the opportunity to watch the movie “Good Night and Good Luck.” It was about a journalist who took on former Sen. Joseph McCarthy when the senator claimed communists and […]
By Courtney Schwing “You can be anything you want to be when you grow up,” my dad said. “Anything?” I said. “Yes, Courtney, you can do whatever you want as long as you stay in […]
By Andrea Carrizales With a purse on her shoulder and a cane in her hand, Vanessa Ochoa walks to class. With great dexterity, she taps her surroundings, careful not to trip or walk into a […]
Our View Riots and lootings shook Baltimore after a peaceful protest against the horrifying arrest and death of Freddie Gray turned violent on April 25. And though Americans have every right to decry the pointless […]
Summer is here and another semester at Eastfield comes to an end. At The Et Cetera, we racked our brains thinking of the best ways to spend our summer vacation. Instead of burning in the […]
By James Hartley Two years ago Mesquite native Craig Wayne Boyd hadn’t quite made a name for himself. That meant that his initials, “CWB,” on his guitar strap didn’t mean much to most people. On […]
By Parker Ward When Dr. Jerry Henson walked in as one of Eastfield’s first professors in 1970, the college had four buildings, one of which was not complete, and lacked carpet and furnished classrooms. Now, […]
“Dead Wake,” written by non-fiction narrative author Erik Larson, is a climatic delineation of the events that happened leading up to, during and after the Lusitania’s fate. Larson was born in Brooklyn, New York, […]
By Andy Carrizales Blue balloons arranged in the shape of a bow tie decorate the right side of the stage in the Performance Hall. In the middle, a screen displays several photos, the backdrop to […]
Former addict uses tribulations as tool to console, teach others By J. Gomez She unfolds a paper bearing mug shots dating back to February 2002. The mug shots show the battle of a woman in […]
By Karina Dunn A native German, Lisa Wenleder, a psychologist, is visiting the United States to help research academic probation students. She reached out to Dr. Jonathan Michelon, QEP specialist and professor of human development […]
By James Hartley Two men were killed after opening fire outside a controversial art exhibit in Garland May 3. The Curtis Culwell Center was hosting a contest and exhibit featuring artwork of the Islamic […]
By James Hartley Time is running out for the Texas Legislature, which meets biannually, to pass bills and send them to the governor for approval. The current legislative session, controlled by a Republican majority, ends […]
By Andy Carrizales Rohan Dokharel remembers the night of Friday, April 24 very clearly. “It was when the tornado came on the DFW area,” Dokharel said. “I came back from my grandpa’s home. I was […]
Scenes from Eastfield’s Cinco de Mayo celebration. Photos by Darnisha Cornelius
By James Hartley Update 3:55 p.m. May 5: The Islamic State Group officially claimed responsibility today for an attack in Garland that took place outside a Muhammad cartooning contest on May 3. The Islamic State […]
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