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Election Day

Gabryella Reynoso, Contributor December 19, 2024

“You’re voting for a person who is going to have the same similar concerns as you. That’s the idea of voting,” Barb Larkin, director of voter education with the League of Women Voters of Dallas. Election...

Dr Crista Slejko fetted at her retirement party on Nov.21

Slejko celebrated at retirement party

Katelyn Steffen, Staff Writer December 4, 2024

After 40 years of serving Dallas College, most recently as President of North Lake Campus, Dr. Christa Slejko is set to retire at the end of November. To celebrate all that she has done for the college...

Student Care Coordinator, Kerrie Kenner  introduces Alonzia Starks and her children Ivy and Alana to the food pantry.

North Lake Food Pantry fills students needs

Vidhi Bhakta, Social Media Editor August 7, 2024

The North Lake Food Pantry is open to students in need of a quick bite to eat.  Dallas College partners with the North Texas Food Bank to provide free food for students. Grab-and-go snack packs are...

JFK assassination 60 years after

Benjamin Lopez, Contributor July 2, 2024

November 22nd 2023 marks 60 years since the assassination of John F. Kennedy. Now being a popular tourist site, the Sixth Floor Museum has a goal in remembering the 35th president. “We do our best...

Catch a ride on DART

Jaciel Maldonado, Contributor June 27, 2024

Dallas is a major city with lots of congestion, with the average person losing 56-hours-per-year sitting in traffic.  It has a relatively low rate of public transit ridership. Only 4% of Dallas residents...

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Texas fights hunger with TSAP

Ishmita Shrestha, Staff Writer June 5, 2024

Nutritious food is available for those in need with the Texas Simplified Application Project. The anti-hunger program conducted in Texas nutritional support for low income families, adults 60 years and...

Journalists win state awards at TIPA

Ti-Ying Li, Editor-in-Chief June 5, 2024

North Lake News-Register contributors and advisers display some of their 32 awards from the Texas Intercollegiate Press Association convention. It was held at Hilton Hotel in San Marcos from April...

NLC hosts Big D Eclipse party

Joanna Mikolajczak, Photo Editor June 2, 2024

It was four minutes of darkness and a spectacular view of the sun’s corona that North Lake students will remember forever.  Solar eclipse viewing festivals were held on all seven Dallas College...

Dallas College students’ take on total solar eclipse

Faith Lungu, Managing Editor June 1, 2024

 For the first time in 146 years, the city of Dallas was graced with the sight of a total solar eclipse.  On April 8, Dallas College held a Eclipse Bash to celebrate the viewing of the total solar...

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Cost of living Increase in Dallas

Ti-Ying Li, Editor-in-Chief May 31, 2024

Dallas College students are feeling the pinch of the high cost of living. Over a two-month period ending in March,the Consumer Price Index (CPI) for North Taxes has increased 5.5%. “The increase of prices...

Various of products sold for hemp and medical cannabis users.

Texas’ first smoke shop

Theressa Velazquez, Editor-in-Chief May 8, 2024

The Birmingham Balloon Company was the first smoke shop in Texas and the third in the nation. It opened its doors in Denton in 1966. This establishment is referred to as a head shop, as it was one of the...

The demon negative radiation effects the gods positive energy.

Eclipse brings bad omen

Vidhi Bhakta, Social Media Editor May 7, 2024

World religions viewed the total solar eclipse with fear and awe. According to my religious belief as a Hindu from India, an extremely high negative radiation spread on Earth during the total solar...

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