Nation-wide model search lands in Houston
September 25, 2017
Filed under Community, Culture, Showcase
Do you think you have what it takes to become a high fashion model? Universal Standard will hold a casting call for models size 10-28 on Saturday October 14 at The Texas Wine School located at 2301 Portsmouth Street Houston, TX 77098 from 11am-2pm. The casting call which is a partnership between Universal...
Harvey could impact victims’ mental health
Jimmieka Mills, Editor-in-Chief
September 20, 2017
Filed under Community, News, Showcase
To say that emotions around Houston are high would be an understatement. The devastation that Hurricane Harvey left in its wake was not limited material possessions, many residents in the Houston area are experiencing a mental hurricane of emotions that they themselves may not be able to make sense of. “It...
King’s Horror, It, isn’t that Scary!
C.D. Calderon, Staff Writer
September 18, 2017
Filed under A&E, Culture, Showcase
Derry, Maine, is not normal. It looks like your average small town, the kind of place that is replicated and dots the landscape all over the U.S. New England district. In some ways, the town looks almost like a picture postcard. However, looks can be deceiving. For instance, the locals are known...
2017 CONCACAF Gold Cup comes to its finale
John Cañamar, Sports Editor
July 26, 2017
Gold Cup comes to its finale in California. Jamaica looks to win first ever Gold Cup, while the US is playing for its sixth.
Read more »Astros show no love
John Cañamar, Sports Editor
July 26, 2017
Astros score five runs and hold Philly to none. Houston stands at 67-33 record with 100 games played.
Read more »Altuve continues to be amazing
John Cañamar, Sports Editor
July 25, 2017
Altuve is currently on a 16-game hitting streak where he has recorded a hit 38 of 72 at bats for a .528 batting average.
Read more »Dunkirk – Impresses and Entertains
C.D. Calderon, Staff Writer
July 24, 2017
Filed under A&E, Culture, Showcase
On May 10th, 1940, the army of Adolf Hitler’s Nazi Germany drove the Allied French and English armed forces to the very tip edge of occupied France. The Allies found themselves stranded on a strip of beach in the little French town of Dunkirk. This strip of land was so close to England that on a...
James Paxton contains the Astros
John Cañamar, Sports Editor
July 20, 2017
Astros held to six hits and one run.
Read more »Dynamo remain winless on road
John Cañamar, Sports Editor
July 20, 2017
Great team defense prevents loss to the Minnesota Loons.
Read more »Astros lose twice in Monday’s game
John Cañamar, Sports editor
July 18, 2017
"I felt a lot of pain in my finger and felt like I couldn't go back in there," said Correa
Read more »DABANG Radio to Discuss Scholarships and Much More
Egalitarian Staff Report, Staff Writer
July 6, 2017
Filed under Community, Showcase
HCC International Business Commerce major Jan Taylor of Revitalize Communities has landed an international platform as the executive partner and co-host many of the LIVE radio broadcast shows on the local international channel, Radio DABANG, FM 105.3 partnering with Leena Shah (Host of show and...
In Retrospect: Dracula (1931)
C.D. Calderon, Staff Writer
July 5, 2017
Filed under Commentary, Showcase
By now, the figure of Count Dracula has passed way beyond familiarity. The idea of a Transylvanian King of Vampires has reached the point where archetype has become cliché. If the current expression of the vampire myth in pop-culture means anything, it is that we have ceased to take it seriously, and...
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