The Albany Movement: The Impact of Two Young Revolutionaries
Marquis Wiley, Egalitarian Contributor
February 18, 2018
Filed under Community, Culture, Showcase
It is still hard to believe that there was a time when America was legally divided in to “separate but equal” parts. Voting laws, interracial marriages, water fountains, even hospitals were segregated by Whites and “Coloreds.” White delivery rooms were properly maintained, while the Colored delivery...
“Hostiles” is a grand western with questionable morals
Fabian Brims, Egalitarian Staff Writer
February 2, 2018
When Kevin Costner revived the Western genre 27 years ago with his epic “Dances with Wolves,” he also introduced a new element of realism to the genre. Director Scott Cooper is now the latest person to fuse it into his work, and his noir-Western is definitely more than just a story about “cowboys...
Spielberg’s ‘The Post’ revives the thrill in political thrillers
January 11, 2018
While everyone is waiting for Steven Spielberg’s next movie, ‘Ready Player One,’ he used the time spent in post-production to quickly shoot a movie that is nothing less than a statement for a free press and its importance for democracy in America: ‘The Post.’ After compiling a report for the...
HCC mourns over loss of Mark Chavarria
Fabian Brims, Staff Writer
November 16, 2017
When I met Mark Anthony Chavarria for the first time, he was one of the instructors during my first semester at HCC for Radio and TV Field Production. He introduced himself by saying he worked on a small movie called “Inception.” I immediately liked his sense of humor. Around Mark there was neve...
‘Darkest Hour’ is a gripping war of words
Fabian Brims, Staff Writer
November 16, 2017
Filed under A&E, Showcase, Uncategorized
When a movie is based on real events, one of the biggest challenges is to tell an exciting and suspenseful story even though the audience already knows the ending. This is a particular problem in period pieces, where some historical knowledge can quickly turn into a movie spoiler, but director Joe Wright...
HCC students participate in NASA program
Ana Ramirez, Digital Editor
November 16, 2017
Houston Community College Student’s Josh Ponce and Sarah Stockman represented HCC in the NASA Community College of Aerospace Scholars program
“The Florida Project” is a quiet movie with huge impact
Fabian Brims, Staff Writer
November 16, 2017
Everyone is familiar with Walt Disney World in Orlando, Florida, but fewer people know what’s going on right outside that “happiest place on earth.” Director Sean Baker, who also wrote & produced the movie, takes the viewer to a place that couldn’t be a bigger contrast to the world-famous...
The Beautiful Struggle: Roxanne Thompson
Jimmieka Mills, Editor in Chief
November 7, 2017
Filed under Campus, Community, Showcase
When Student Government Association President Roxanne Thompson enrolled at Houston Community College in 2015, she wanted to connect with other students but quickly found that was going to be a challenge. “As a non-traditional student on campus I noticed there wasn’t a way for me to network and start...
House Bill 2223
Ana Ramirez, Staff Writer
November 3, 2017
For too long, developmental education has been a well-intentioned, but failed investment
And it’s only Game 2
John Cañamar, Sports Editor
October 26, 2017
Astros fight back from 3-1 to win 7-6 and tie series coming back to Houston.
Kershaw was one pitch better
John Cañamar, Sports Editor
October 24, 2017
Kershaw was one pitch better than Keuchel and the Astros, to give his Dodgers the Game one victory in the 2017 Fall Classic.
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