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Richland Student Media
The “No Kings” nationwide movement gathered across the United States on Oct. 17 to protest President Trump, government policy and several other Republicans currently in office and on the ballot. Demonstrators and counter protesters carried posters and banners featuring political messages. Participants used flags and noisemakers and encouraged drivers and ped
The Brookhaven Courier
A pungent aroma of freshly made popcorn hung over the Brookhaven courtyard, a heavy bass of music playing could be felt from the earth below. Sandwiched in between were various health themed booths. Brookhaven held another carnival sponsored by Dallas College Health Services promoting sexual health awareness on Oct. 7. The event also partnered with...
The Brookhaven Courier
Early voting for the midterm elections begins Oct. 19 and lasts until Oct. 30. The deadline to apply for a mail-in ballot is Oct. 23. Voters can cast their ballots at any early voting location within their registered county. On Election Day, Nov. 3, they must vote at their precinct location listed on their registration....
The Brookhaven Courier
“Godzilla movies are sacred–though I wanted to work on them, I felt they were untouchable territory and didn’t dare to try” director Takashi Yamazaki said about the making “Godzilla: Minus One.” Despite his initial apprehension, when the film released in 2023, it fulfilled a dream the Godzilla community had been harboring for more than half...
The Brookhaven Courier
Jay Chung is a Korean American artist who had an open exhibition at Brookhaven’s Forum Gallery from Aug. 24 to Oct. 9. Chung works exclusively with oil paints, capturing the human experience and complex emotions through colorful, flowing and spilling orbs of energy and light. Much like his art, Chung has a colorful and complex...
The Brookhaven Courier
At 20 years old Kane Parsons, released his debut film “Backrooms” on May 29. “Backrooms” is the highest grossing film of all time for its production company, A24, bringing internet horror to the big screen in a groundbreaking way. Parson’s work on YouTube led to “Backrooms.” While “Backrooms” has garnered significant attention for liminal horror,...
The Brookhaven Courier
Theatre Brookhaven put on a production of “The Night of the Living Dead,” a play adapted by Lori Allen Ohm from George A. Romero’s 1968 film. Straton Rushing, the director of the Brookhaven production, said the script “was originally adpated to be a black and white play, but the makeup alone takes hours to do.”...
The Brookhaven Courier
With my parents asleep, I crept across my bedroom and pulled the black knob on my old Zenith television. I hurried to lower the volume as the screen flickered to life. A rotting corpse greeted me with a cackle, inviting me into his crypt for another half-hour of horror. That corpse was the Crypt Keeper,...
The Brookhaven Courier
“The Midnight Library” by Matt Haig is Together We Read’s (TWR) selected book for the next two academic years, 2026-2027 and 2027-2028. Started by Dallas Colleges Learning Commons as an initiative to bring the college community together through the shared experience of reading, TWR is a common book program that includes all Dallas College campuses....
The Brookhaven Courier
Dallas College has announced a major landmark for two-year colleges: a multi-year branding agreement with the sport apparel distributor BSN Sports to brand the athletics program with Nike apparel. This agreement makes Dallas College the first community college system in Texas to enter such a deal. Dallas College is demonstrating how their private sector part
Richland Student Media
Over the past few years, there seems to be quite an influx of biopics in Hollywood. Some have been pretty good, others forgettable. However, as more and more of these movies get made, it becomes increasingly difficult to stand out among the others. Fortunately, A24’s new film, “Primetime,” offers a truly unique and memorable retelling of the rise and fall of
Richland Student Media
Brad Pitt returns to the big screen as James Belmont in “Heart of the Beast,” David Ayer’s 11th film. Anna Lambe and J.K. Simmons star. The film follows Belmont (Pitt), a former Army special forces soldier, as he takes his canine pal Odin, a military German shepherd scout dog left with only three legs and titanium replacement teeth from previous traumas endu
The Et Cetera
In honor of the Halloween season, Professor Martin Molina introduces Eastfield Campus to artworks that were created from his love of storytelling, folklore and the spooky holiday in October. An ex-military member with time spent in the infantry, his love for art deepened throughout his service, stating that it served as a “therapeutic tool.” After...
The Et Cetera
Last semester Eastfield volleyball’s team was in question of who will take the head coach position of the team. As this season came quicker than usual answers have been provided as to who will be leading the team. The Eastfield volleyball team has hired a new head coach Dale Starr and a new assistant coach...
The Et Cetera
As society moves forward with technology, so does its food. Cultivated food, also known as lab-grown food, has sparked alarms throughout the media as creators warn viewers to be aware of the content of what they’re eating, asking, how can consumers trust the labels of what they eat? Cultivated food is made from a sample...
The Et Cetera
As the planet continues to warm due to the burning of fossil fuels, people see more extreme weather events happening year after year and, with the biggest El Niño ever recorded in history being the conversation topic for its global implications, many wonder how this historical weather event will impact daily life in Dallas, Texas....
The Et Cetera
Literacy is the ability to read, write and comprehend information. Being literate is declining among college students. The American Institutes for Research reported, “More than 75 percent of students at two-year colleges and more than 50 percent of students at four-year colleges do not score at the proficient level of literacy.” It also mentioned how...
The Et Cetera
As flag football rapidly takes over the nation, Dallas College becomes part of those who are catalyzing the rise of the sport. Practices will be held in October, followed by preseason scrimmages and the beginning of the official season in February of next year. However, the timeline is subject to change. Brookhaven, Cedar Valley, Eastfield,...
The Et Cetera
Zach Cregger’s 2026 film “Resident Evil” captures the spirit of the videogame franchise through its chaotic action, memorable settings and original story. For long-time fans of “Resident Evil,” seeing the series adapted for the big screen comes with certain expectations. The games are known for their survival horror, memorable environments and the constant f
The Et Cetera
The season of Halloween combines pumpkins, ghosts and darkness. Scents of popcorn, candy and chocolate multiply as students dive into Halloween movies. Favorites from members of The Et Cetera will either make readers scream, jump scare or run away and hide under the covers. Most importantly, watching these movies will revive any viewer’s Halloween spirit....
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