By Ginny Morris Rik Post has been fascinated with fish since he got his first fish tank at the age of 10.  Three years after his father bought him his first tank, Post had a dozen in his bedroom. As a teenager, he bred and sold his own fish, including the popular betta fish, and worked in pet shops...

By Braulio A. Tellez The Art Department has added a second gallery, which is opening the door for new possibilities. Before, most art shows took place inside Gallery F-219, a small room in the F building. Now, the H-100 gallery serves as a second show space and has given the Art Department more...

By Sidney Murillo Walking into the lobby of the Sheraton hotel in Dallas for AnimeFest was like walking through the set of a sci-fi fantasy movie. Big eyes, magical girls, wildly colored hair and high-pitched kawaii-desu voices are all staples among the Japanimation anime genre. Ask anyone who is a fan of Naruto,...

By Melissa Joyce An epidemic has readily spread all over our country, like butter on toast. With portliness on the rise, health risks are also climbing. From heart disease to high blood pressure, bad health habits continue to claim lives like clockwork. According to the Centers for Disease Control,...

By Danyelle Roquemore Wendy Balderas would not take no for an answer. During the summer after her high school graduation, while attending a Dreamers summit, she became determined to begin a League of United Latin American Citizens (LULAC) chapter at Eastfield. For two years, she was met with resistance. Her...