By Stephanie Ball
Editor-in-Chief
DJ Earth Shine swayed his CD-covered vest from side to side under a covered breezeway as tiny green lights adorning his vest flashed. Students passed the DJ as they walked among Earth Day booths in the Brookhaven College Commons Courtyard. Some students stopped and stared as the DJ Continue reading
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By Kurt Hyde
Staff Writer
Freshman pitcher Brice Springer pitched almost six innings of shut-out baseball to earn his first collegiate win as the Brookhaven College Bears rallied from a 4-7 deficit to beat the Richland College Thunderducks 9-7 April 20 Continue reading
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By Nancy Asmus
Staff Writer
After near misses with series cancelation, the NBC comedy “Community” is back from the entertainment chopping block. Hopefully, the show continues to create laughs through parody and the loveable misfits at Continue reading
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By Stephanie Ball
Editor-in-Chief
Bill Payne sips a Coca-Cola in a McDonald’s restaurant and looks at the five pocket-size Moleskine journals spread out over the table in front of him. He stares at the pages of his writing journal and drags his black pen over the text. As he reads his handwritten Continue reading
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By Nancy Asmus
Staff Writer
Steven Visneau, a photographer, musician and former Brookhaven College student, shared his story with journalism and photography students about his life from the time he was in their seats up to now Continue reading
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By Obed Manuel
Opinion & Copy Editor
Derek Madrigal walked through the front doors of S Building April 17. It was the student’s first appearance at Brookhaven College since being attacked by 10 men on South Padre Island Continue reading
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By Nancy Asmus
Staff Writer
The Brookhaven College Department of Humanities and Cultural Studies will host Dr. Adam Herring, associate professor and director of graduate studies at Southern Methodist University Continue reading
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In May, two unique Continuing Education art classes at Brookhaven College will celebrate their work by displaying more than 100 paintings.
The classes are taught by Continue reading
Posted in Opinion
By Amy Price
A&E Editor
The issue of bullying in schools has recently made national headlines in the United States, but a harsh reality for adults and teens is that bullying does not stay in the hallways and schoolyards Continue reading
Posted in Opinion
A campus notice was published in the April 16 issue of The Brookhaven Courier about a suspect following two female students home. An updated notice with changes has been Continue reading
Posted in Opinion
