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Harvesters eye return to national tournament

Harvesters eye return to national tournament

November 12, 2019

By SAZOUN GRAYER and CHRIS COZBY @TheEtCetera The Harvesters are ready to put last season’s heartbreaking 82-80 loss to Richland in the Region V championship game behind them and return to the national...

Eastfield gets colorful at Express Yourself event

Eastfield gets colorful at Express Yourself event

November 12, 2019

By HARRIET RAMOS and HUNTER GARZA @TheEtCetera The Hive reflected a rainbow of colors recently as Eastfield students of different sexual orientations, gender identities, religions and nationalities came...

Trump supporters flood streets for Dallas rally

Trump supporters flood streets for Dallas rally

October 24, 2019

By SKYE SEIPP @seippetc Victory Plaza and the surrounding streets turned into a red sea on Oct. 17 for President Donald Trump’s Keep America Great rally at the American Airlines Center. Supporters...

Pink tax causes women to pay more over lifetime

Pink tax causes women to pay more over lifetime

October 24, 2019

By ESON FELLERS @EsonFellersETC Whether it’s waxing appointments, eyelash extensions or hair and makeup products, women pay more annually for services in which men don’t often partake. However, necessary...

Campus leaders questioned about diversity efforts

Campus leaders questioned about diversity efforts

October 23, 2019

By SKYE SEIPP @seippetc Comments from faculty and staff members began pouring in after Dean of Student Success and Wellness Katy Launius proclaimed that LGBTQ members and other marginalized groups...

James Ingram works with the non-profit organization, Move, registering young people on campus to vote. Photo by Hunter Garza/The Et Cetera

Ingram moves toward better life

October 9, 2019

More than half of millennial voters went to the polls during the 2016 election, and the number of college students voting in midterms doubled from 2014 to 2018. Move Texas, a nonprofit organization whose...

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