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Page One Stories |
 Dedication
Formula for success - Campus dedicates
science building
Eastfield College held a dedication ceremony and open house for
its new 'S' Building that houses the Science and Technology departments
on Feb. 9. Dallas County Community College District Chancellor
Dr. Jesus "Jess" Carreon, along with the district's
Board of Trustees, were on hand to dedicate the new facility.
Also, present was former Eastfield President Dr. Rodger A. Pool
and interim President Dr. Martha L. Hughes. (more) |
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Health & Politics |
Sports |
 Column
by Joe Stumpo
Hollywood green lights 9/11 movies at
wrong time
Get ready for 9/11: The Movie, one of many as yet untitled projects
coming soon to either a theater near you or on a television network
a few years from now. I have always known Hollywood would sooner
or later plan a film about the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks but
I personally would have preferred later, as in decades from now,
as opposed to sooner. (more) |
 Baseball
Off to a quick start
Harvesters baseball steps up to the plate with a 5-1 record
The Eastfield Harvesters played against the
Paris Junior College Dragons on Feb. 21 at home. Pictured is
an Eastfield player putting all of his strength into a swing
in the game against the Dragons. Coaches, teammates, and fans
look on. Harvester baseball got off to a good start with a record
of 5-1. Two of those wins were close calls with a one run difference.
(more) |
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Arts & Entertainment:
The 2005 Oscars |
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 The Et Cetera's film critics cast their
Oscar ballots
Here we are again that early time of the year where Hollywood
gets all dressed up for the Oscars and movie critics across America
determine who they think will win the coveted golden statue in
24 categories. (more)
Joe Stumpo's
Picks
"The truth is you don't have to see all the movies nominated
to figure out who might win. To quote the saying, "He who
has the most toys wins," the film with the highest number
of nominations is usually the one likely to sweep all categories."
(more)
Tony Wynn's
Picks
"Though these award shows can seem like an over zealous
pip dream, this year's competition may prove worthy of the audience's
attention." (more)
The Nominees |
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