Famous movie killer returns in new horror sequel
If you like gore and guts this is your film to watch. The legendary killer is back in a direct sequel to the original film “The Texas Chainsaw Massacre.”
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Overturning Roe V. Wade would be a grave mistake
The Supreme Court is currently hearing oral arguments that could potentially result in the repeal of Roe v. Wade. If the landmark case is repealed, it can harm hundreds of thousands of women in 26 states.
Astroworld debacle could have easily been avoided
Travis Scott hosted his annual Astroworld Festival when a disaster struck that left hundreds in disarray and ten dead. Concert-goers’ deaths could have been avoided and Scott is not the only one to blame.
Texas’ heartbeat bill kills abortion rights
Texas passed the “Heartbeat Bill”, banning all abortions after six weeks, making it a controversial and unconstitutional bill that does more harm than good.
Meme’s little taste of Texas
If you’re seeking juicy, smokehouse, Texas-style barbecue in East Los Angeles, look no further than Meme’s Little Taste of Texas smokehouse barbecue restaurant.
Traveling exhibit makes stop at VPAM
By Jesus Figueroa Students have an opportunity to see more than 60 art prints from 44 Chicano artists at the Vincent Price Art Museum’s exhibit, “Estampas de la Raza: Contemporary Prints from the Romo Collection.” The artwork on display comes from the McNay Art Museum in San Antonio, Texas, which received a large donation of prints from former Angelenos and University of California, Los Angeles alumni Ricardo Romo, Ph.D., and…
Auto students to compete in Eco-Marathon
By Bryant Mejia A small team of students from East Los Angeles College’s Automotive Technology Department will be participating in this year’s annual Shell Eco-Marathon held in Houston,Texas on April 4. The team will compete with other colleges around the country to design and build the most fuel-efficient vehicle. This will be the third time that ELAC has a team compete in the marathon. Team advisor and instructer…
Alumnus receives award for blog
By Amanda Mayberry & Lindsey Maeda Former East Los Angeles College student Jesus Sanchez received an award for Distinguished Work in New Media for his news blog, The Eastsider LA, from the Society of Professional Journalists on May 8. Sanchez is editor and publisher of The Eastsider, which he started in 2009 after being laid off from his job as a staff writer at the Los Angeles Times. This is the…