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Machine Girl’s Method to the Madness

Machine Girl’s Method to the Madness

Carmen Guzman, Managing Editor January 31, 2024

Some might be scared away by the abrasive nature of Machine Girl, but the ugly sludge of music genres is what makes their tunes so beautiful. Since the project’s debut in 2012, Matt Stephenson and Sean...

The Short Print version of Yamato and Uta are sitting around $150, while the SP Nami is worth nearly $280.

The New Tyrant of TCGs

Sean Stroud, Editor in Chief January 31, 2024

Making a venture into the trading card game market is a losing gamble. There might’ve been a better chance in the 90s before Pokémon, Yu-Gi-Oh and Magic: The Gathering took over, but those heavyweights...

Campus police and faculty members grab food at the holiday luncheon.

Photo Gallery: Eastfield hosts holiday luncheon

Rory Moore, Photo Editor December 7, 2023

The annual holiday luncheon was hosted by campus administration today in the S building for faculty and staff members for their work during the Fall semester. The event featured food catered by Royal...

Dance Department pops off at pop-up

Dance Department pops off at pop-up

SEAN STROUD, Life and Arts Editor December 1, 2023

The Eastfield Dance Department’s Fall Concert takes place at 7:30, on Thursday, Nov 30 and Friday, Dec 1 in the Performance Hall and is free to attend. To drum up hype for their show, a pop-up was...

Michael Roberts joins Angelo Begay in a song from Native American culture.

Piece of powwow presented at Eastfield

SEAN STROUD, Life and Arts Editor November 30, 2023

The Anoli Dancers treated Eastfield students to a cultural exhibition that also served as a history lesson to kick off Native American Heritage Month. Michael Roberts said, “Halito!,” a Choctaw...

Two Albums, One Legacy

Two Albums, One Legacy

Rory Moore, Photo Editor November 30, 2023

Burn your wicked garden down On Sept. 29, 1992, rock bands Alice In Chains and Stone Temple Pilots blew apart the music scene with their most successful albums. AIC released their second album,...

Q&A: Garner rewires career paths and outlooks

Q&A: Garner rewires career paths and outlooks

CARMEN GUZMAN, Editor in Chief November 29, 2023

If you’ve ever had a tech problem on campus, chances are you know lab specialist Nico Garner. It’s his job to help people with their problems, a speciality that fosters an inspiring reputa- tion among...

Angel Ramirez, Kenny Johnson and Frank Alvarez perform a piece arranged by Robert Alvarez.

Photo Gallery: Eastfield Dance Pop-up

SEAN STROUD, Life and Arts Editor November 20, 2023

Eastfield’s dance department held a Pop-Up on Nov. 20 in the Performance Hall lobby to showcase some of their dances and build anticipation for their free-to-attend 2023 Fall Concert, which takes place...

Staple rides at the fair include Zero-Gravity.

A stroll through the State Fair

SEAN STROUD, Life and Arts Editor October 25, 2023

From the Midway games to the main stage, there are countless ways to spend the day at the State Fair of Texas. For me, the stroll through Fair Park only brings two words to mind, and they aren't Big Tex,...

High 5: Latin Horror films to watch this month

High 5: Latin Horror films to watch this month

Mattheau Faught, Presentation Editor October 25, 2023

Latin horror is often underappreciated or unknown by American audiences despite being far superior by my metric. I mainly attribute this to Latin horror’s tendency to focus on tension and artistry...

Gabe XL flexes his muscles to the audience.

Multi-man brawl breaks out in Eastfield

CARMEN GUZMAN, Editor in Chief October 25, 2023

A live Lucha Libre wrestling match took place in The Hive on Oct. 10, presented by Multicultural Affairs in honor of Hispanic Heritage Month. The event summoned fighters from Soar Championship Wrestling...

The rise of El Rey: Tito Puente

The rise of El Rey: Tito Puente

SEAN STROUD, Life and Arts Editor October 25, 2023

Looking back through the history of Latin music, it’s hard to find someone more instrumental in the development and progression of mambo than “El Rey,” Tito Puente. Throughout his career, the...

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