Oh hell, ‘Hellboy’ is back
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Neil Marshall’s rendition of “Hellboy” takes full advantage of the MPAA’s R-rating in that he relishes the violence factor throughout.
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‘Pet Sematary’ resurrected
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The horror novels of Stephen King have re-entered the public eye with recent adaptations of “Carrie” (2013), and “The Dark Tower” (2017), as well as the second part of the big-screen adaptation of “It” this fall.
Read More‘Superfungus’ Candida strain poses world-wide threat
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Fatal bloodstream infections caused by a drug-resistant fungus are a growing public health threat, according to the Centers for Disease Control (CDC), as reported in the National Press. The “superbug” or “super fungus” Candida auris does not respond to first, second or even third-line antifungal medications.
Read MoreCenturies-old cathedral goes up in flames
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The Notre Dame cathedral in Paris, which some may say brings them closer, looked like hell on April 15. The 800-year-old Gothic cathedral spewed flames and smoke for nearly five hours as a fire raged within.
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Free NY Times subscription for DCCCD students
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Students at Richland can receive free access to the New York Times that will enable them to stay connected to the people, places and topics that matter most, with unlimited news, videos and multimedia: anytime and anywhere.
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Admission scandal shocks the nation
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An ongoing investigation into a dramatic college admissions scheme has linked parents, coaches and others to elite schools across the country. Thirty-three wealthy families were charged in March in the investigation nicknamed “Operation Varsity Blues.”
Read MoreMotor Vice Show brings retro to Dallas
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Despite the light drizzling rain and gray skies covering the sun, the Motor Vice Show moved forward with the scheduled event March 30. Inside the warehouse and parking lot at BMP Tuning in Carrolton, Texas, where the event was held, art and history mixed together to showcase automotive legends from the ‘80s and ‘90s.
Read More‘Shazam!’ lacks pizzazz
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“Shazam!” — Although not a stellar movie, it still delivers the goods in a fun and engaging way.
Read MoreSetting the scene for ‘Shazam!’
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Do you want to know more about the superhero universe? Are you tired of the Marvel superheroes and want to know more about the DC universe?
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Essay writing competition open to students
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The independent publishing company W.W. Norton & Company Inc. is sponsoring a writing competition and they are calling for submissions. First prize is $1,500. Two runners-up will receive $1,000. The deadline to enter is June 15.
Read MoreAnthropology speaker uncovers relics
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Dr. Leah McCurdy uses her degrees in art history, archaeology, architecture and anthropology to unravel the stories and memories carved into ruins of ancient civilizations.
Read MoreGender neutral bathrooms proposed for campus
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A resolution to address concerns of transgender students became a heated debate at the Texas Junior College Student Government Association (TJCSGA) Region II spring convention on March 1. It lasted for almost two hours as arguments in favor and against the resolution filled the room.
Read MoreSirens? What to do when severe weather strikes
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When bad weather strikes, students won’t always be on their college campus. They may find themselves on the road, in a public place or even at home.
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Lights, camera, ‘Illumination’
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The Richland dance program lit up the stage quite literally April 5 with the spring concert, “Illumination.” A combination of dancers, guest performers and choreographers showcased their graceful glides and gentle leaps, as well as some pop-and-locks and back flips, to an enthusiastic audience.
Read MoreAnnouncing TIPA winners
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The staff of the Richland Chronicle received 16 awards at the annual Texas Intercollegiate Press Association (TIPA) convention, March 13 to 17 in Corpus Christi. The awards recognized 14 previously published stories and two awards for “live” on-site contests.
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