Liliana Cruz wasn’t exactly sure what she’d gotten into when she got the news in December. She’s still not entirely sure, to be honest.
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By Elizabeth Langton Congratulations to the Et Cetera student media team for winning two Pacemaker Awards at October’s National College Media Convention, one for its…
In recognition of National Disability Employment Awareness month, we are sharing the inspirational story of North Lake alumni Ray Cerda, Jr., and his “unexpected” life.
Finding the right career isn’t the easiest thing for anyone to do. Nicholas Wagner, who graduated from Cedar Valley this year with an Associate of…
El Centro College graduate Ashley Gaston only recently graduated with her degree in Diagnostic Medical Sonography in December 2019 and has already published an academic paper.
During long evenings stuck at home social distancing, you may want to consider turning off your screens to watch the show that’s just outside your…
Every March, college journalists from around the state gather for the Texas Intercollegiate Press Association (TIPA) Convention, where they celebrate the best in collegiate journalism.…
Like all of you, DCCCD faculty members are also finding different ways to be both successful and productive during quarantine. Eight faculty members shared their…
Things are weird right now and we’re all still adjusting to our new normal. It’s been almost a month since we’ve all had to change to doing everything online. It certainly hasn’t been easy, but that makes now a perfect time to highlight DCCCD students who are making the most under quarantine!
“When you haven’t done nothing and you’re arrested, they put the handcuffs on you, read you your Miranda rights and then you end up downtown. And it’s at that point when somebody comes in, into a room,” Richard says as he starts laughing. “Oh my God, something like this one. Man. I just had a flashback.”
The flashback took him back to May 16, 1994.