Volume 44 Issue 05

April 3, 2023

Page 1 stories
Eduardo A. Chavez tells parents to alert local authorities on unusual activities in their communities through anonymous tip lines on March 4.
Fentanyl continues to kill students
International student enrollment soars by 84%
International student enrollment soars by 84%
The Early College Center construction site on the east side of Brookhaven Campus March 28.
ECHS will move to new V Building
person pushing up against 4 big rocks
College students face housing insecurity
Page 2 stories
Three reasons to love Culver’s
Three reasons to love Culver’s
Tollway sign states the price of the LBJ TEXpress lane underneath I-635
Toll roads should be eliminated
Page 3 stories
African American Read-In returns
African American Read-In returns
Diane M. Plotkin Holocaust collection donated in 1994 in L Building.
Library hosts Plotkin Holocaust Collection
NAACP members protest discrimination at the Texas State Fair in October 1955.
Controversial book resurfaces again
Page 4 stories
‘Creed III’ uppercuts box office expectations
‘Creed III’ uppercuts box office expectations
‘Cocaine Bear’ brings sloppy CGI, mediocre acting
‘Cocaine Bear’ brings sloppy CGI, mediocre acting
‘The Last of Us’ breaks new ground for video game adaptations
‘The Last of Us’ breaks new ground for video game adaptations
Page 5 stories
Theater thrives despite streaming
Theater thrives despite streaming
Museum celebrates author Robert E. Howard
Museum celebrates author Robert E. Howard
Page 6 stories
Districtwide new name change form
Paving the path to this tax season
BHC Bears pitcher Tommy Giese hurls a pitch while MVC Lions second baseman Archie Beasley tries to steal second base at BHC on March 8.
Lions take bite out of the Bears
Page 7&8 stories
District to change eCampus host
District to change eCampus host
Brookhaven employee spotlight
Brookhaven employee spotlight
Black LGBTQIA+ panel to be held at Cedar Valley Campus
Black LGBTQIA+ panel to be held at Cedar Valley Campus