Sequential art pieces: From cavemen to Jeffrey Brown

by Hugo Reis, editorial assistant

Have a narrative settled into a real place coming from a significant memory, transform ordinary people around you into charming, sketchy, black-and-white characters, and make sequential art out of funny or touching everyday life moments.

With all those elements together, you will have a comic book by Jeffrey Brown, a sequential art maker.

Sparks ignites ambitions of students

by Hylann Camacho, editorial assistant

For a lot of students, it is incredibly hard to arrive at school full of energy and ready to go in the early-morning classes.

John Sparks is just able to make it interesting and it is incredibly easy to be energetic in his class. He is a professor who can just keep you motivated.

Autism growing concern for parents

by Emily Gillespie, staff writer

Primarily affecting the abilities of communication, and social interaction, Autism affects one in every 150 school-aged children, according to the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC). Unfortunately, the cause for Autism has yet to be defined.  Cases vary from mild to severe forms of Autism. Autism is also considered a Spectrum Disorder because of its different forms and variations. Autism is different for each individual.

New mascot, old tradition

by Beka Rutledge, editorial assistant

It has been about five years since Terrible Tex has stepped foot onto the Texan Dome floor.

However, this coming basketball season he, or she as it turns out, will make an appearance once again. Wearing a brand new suit and portraying the personality of South Plains College’s mascot is going to be freshman Stacie Wirmel.