By Griselda Torres I did not choose to come to the United States; I was brought here from Mexico when I was 2 years old by my parents, who wanted a better life. Throughout my life I’ve always had to remind myself that I was not like everyone else in my class. In grade school, I remember my friends...

We’ve all had those days when the campus parking lots’ mass capacity is made painfully clear. A half dozen cars search for one space while circling like sharks sensing blood in the water. A symphony of car horns and grumbled obscenities provide the soundtrack as we inch along in a packed line,...

By Caitlin Piper I love Godzilla movies. Before you pull out the torches and pitchforks, I know they’re stupid. I know they’re cheesy. I know they basically amount to two guys in rubber suits (and occasionally a crude piñata held aloft with visible wires), beating the mutated snot out of each...

By Ginny Morris After watching “2016: Obama’s America” recently, I was struck by the startling question posed by the movie: Can we trust President Barack Obama with the future of the greatest nation in the world? The movie, based on Dinesh D’Souza’s book “Roots of Obama’s Rage,” examines...

By Cristal Aldrete Elections spark change. I am not just talking about presidential campaigns; I speak of every miniscule bit of campaigning, whether it be for the student council or the city council. But how can we get change if we do not vote or even bother to register? Eastfield students face two elections...