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Automotive student Kathryn Jaeger said her passion for cars and fixing them started when she wanted to know what was going when she had car issues, now she’s a part of Eastfield’s automotive program. Photo by Anthony Lazon/The Et Cetera

Car doctor: student leaps across disciplines

April 4, 2019

Second-year automotive program student Kathryn Jaeger sat down with reporter Daniel Durrett. She was a certified nurse assistant when she enrolled in Eastfield’s automotive program. Her lack of trust...

Lalibelas vegetarian combo is served on injera bread and goes for $19.00. Photo by Anthony Lazon/The Et Cetera

Five vegan dishes to meet your leafy needs

April 3, 2019

By Anthony Lazon @Anthony Lazon As a long-term vegan, worrying about finding decent places to eat alongside friends and family has become a thing of the past. Local restaurants are swiftly jumping on the...

Ali Honchell, Reyna Mondragon, Martheya Nygaard and Lily Sloan perform Jordan Fuchs Quartet at the Faculty Dance Concert. Photo by Yesenia Alvarado/The Et Cetera

PHOTO GALLERY: Faculty showcase brings talent from across Metroplex

March 27, 2019

Dancers from across the DFW area performed pieces choreographed by Eastfield professors during the annual Faculty Dance Concert on March 22 in the Performance Hall. Muscle Memory Dance Theory, Booker...

Your spring fix: Ways to enjoy your break whether you have money or not

Your spring fix: Ways to enjoy your break whether you have money or not

March 5, 2019

The break is next week, March 11-15, and it’s not too late to make plans. Here are five ways to spend your five class-free days. —Compiled by Aria Jones. Illustrations by Manuel Guapo, Jackie Trevino...

She brews business: Texas Ale Project CEO talks beer industry, family

She brews business: Texas Ale Project CEO talks beer industry, family

March 5, 2019

While it may seem like craft beer is a man’s world, many women are powerhouses in the industry. Founder and CEO of Dallas’ Texas Ale Project Kat Thompson is one of them. Her brewery was the first...

A plate of kafta with rice and Maya’s salad can be bought for $10.99 and a bowl with salmon and harissa butter is on the menu for $13.50.  Photo by Yesenia Alvarado/The Et Cetera

Hidden Gem: Mediterranean meets healthy at Maya's

March 5, 2019

By YESENIA ALVARADO @YeseniaA_ETC Great food can be simple. Maya’s Modern Mediterranean proves that. This gem opened its doors in October in the busy Casa Linda Plaza surrounded by all of the greasy...

A short guide to Fat Tuesday

A short guide to Fat Tuesday

March 5, 2019

Fat Tuesday, which took place March 5, may be famous for the wild celebrations in New Orleans, but its roots go deeper than that. The holiday is the last day to indulge before Lent, the Christianity tradition...

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'Climax' spirals into delightfully unsettling dance

February 27, 2019

By DAVID SILVA @DavidSilvaETC Mesmerizing choreography, a heart-pounding soundtrack and bold cinematography make Gaspar Noe’s sadistic psychological horror “Climax” his most impressive descent into...

Grammy-award winner Donnie Ray Albert sang a handful of Langston Hughes poems for the black-history month-themed recital on

Donnie Ray Albert wows crowd, showcases opera, black poetry

February 22, 2019

By Andrew Walter @AndyWalterETC Donnie Ray Albert takes off his gray suit jacket, sits on a wooden stool and rests his right hand on a Steinway & Sons grand piano. His black shoes shine under the...

Five trailblazing women, past and present

Five trailblazing women, past and present

February 21, 2019

By Aji Mariam @TheEtCetera African American history is filled with numerous extraordinary figures. However, during Black History Month, we often find ourselves discussing the same iconic ones. And focusing...

Expand your tastes, experience life in college

Expand your tastes, experience life in college

February 21, 2019

College is like a roller coaster. There are twists and turns, highs and lows, parts we love and parts we hate. The difference is that, when the ride on the roller coaster ends, we can hop back on right...

Daughters – You Won’t Get What You Want Courtesy Ipecac Records.

The Grammys hit a sour note, these albums tune it out

February 19, 2019

By Alexis Rodriguez @TheEtCetera Near the beginning of every year, the Grammys pop into relevancy for, give or take, a week. The Grammys are so notoriously out of touch that it’s no surprise that fewer...

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