


A DEL MAR COLLEGE STUDENT PUBLICATION


For the first time ever a South Texas theater, namely Corpus Christi’s Harbor Playhouse, is staging “Goosebumps: Phantom of the Auditorium.” Tickets can be found on Harbor Playhouse’s website at harborplayhouse.com. One of the lead actors, Abigail Martin, felt a certain kinship with her character, Brooke Rodgers. “Brooke is kind of an upbeat, optimistic fun-loving girl who loves scary stuff and that’s me really,” Martin said. The music also influenced her to audition as well. “I loved the songs ‘Babbling Brooke’ and ‘Story of the Phantom,’ and they are my second and third most-listened songs on Apple Music right now,”…
Samantha Huerta / Staff writer February is the month of remembrance, celebration and historical meaning to many African Americans here in Corpus Christi and nationally. What used to be recognized for only one week, Black History Month was expanded to the full month when Gerald Ford asked fellow Americans to “seize the opportunity to honor the too-often neglected accomplishments of black Americans in every area of endeavor throughout our history,” according to the history.com site. Author Webmaster
Matthew Tamez With a long summer ahead of them, the Del Mar College Continuing Education and DMC Music departments have set up programs to keep kids active. High school aged stringed instrument players have been invited to play during the DMC Chamber Orchestra’s summer concert. The concert is scheduled for June 23 in Wolfe Recital Hall in the Fine Arts Building at East Campus. Rehearsals for the musicians will be held every Thursday from June 1-22. Registration will be $40. Students or parents looking for more information should contact Todd Ehle at 698-1223 or tehle@delmar.edu. The Del Mar Vikings Kids…
