Keidrick Goss

By BRIANA GARLOW

Keidrick Goss, Ennis junior, came to SFA in hopes of finding a promising future with a great education and professional career in accounting. While attending his first year Keidrick became more interested in theatre then accounting.

Switch his major to Theatre made a dramatic change in his life caused him to love theatre even more in college. His major is very important on campus. These students take lots of preparation for the play productions, which can be very time consuming around a personal life of a student. He signed a contract in the beginning of the semester to have a great work ethic and perform in a least one-play production put on by the theatre department. In 2008 he was a part of the Downstage play of Defacing Michael Jackson as the character Red and Yellow. In 2009 he was part of the Ugly Duckling as Carol.

The 20-year-old biracial male has starred in many major performances in Turner Auditorium over the pass three years at SFA. Keidrick’s racial background consists of Hispanic, Black, and Indian descent. He comes from a very talented family of five siblings. He has been acting since middle school in many small productions. His oldest sister is a professional singer.

Kendrick plans to be a very well rounded actor like his role model, Will smith. “ I plan to move to Chicago or New York to become a actor or an acting coach.”
Keidrick is willing to make much more improvement in his career, although he is not trained in dance and has never been a part of an acting studio. He is look forward to learning more about his talent. “Theatre is what I want to do for the rest of my life”, he said.

Look forward to the theatre sensation wowing much more audiences around the United States.
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Briana Garlow

By Keidrick Goss


Briana Garlow, Mesquite sophomore, has her own clothing line. She is partnering with a friend to pave a new way in the clothing world.

The clothing line is called JB Jeans, which consists of shirts and jeans now but she plans on adding more items in the near future. “We plan on launching more urban gear, we want to be the new entrepreneurs”, says Briana when talking about the direction in which her clothing line is going. She is partnering with her friend Joe Rayson to bring both the male and the female sides of fashion into her line, “he knows what the guys want and I know what the girls want.” The clothing from the line is in the beginning stages right now with a release date planned for Feb 2010.

Along with the clothing line, Briana has other big dreams for the future. She auditioned for the Real World with hopes of getting in, and she is a radio personality. “I’m an all American radio personality”, says Briana in reference to the many years she has been a personality on the radio.

Briana’s radio name is Shorty Breezy and can sometimes be heard on 88.5 FM KEOM, “I don’t know where it’s gonna take me, but I hope it will take me far.”

Ambreishia Lewis

By Savannah Sowell


How do students who attend private schools really feel about their strict stipulations? Ambreishia Lewis, Dallas sophomore said, “I went to a private school my whole life, from kindergarten through twelfth grade.”

Lewis attended an Episcopalian private school. “We broke the rules all the time, our senior year we ran that damn place.” When asked about the cost of tuition Ambreishia said it was “$10,000 a year” to attend her private school in her high school years.

For two years growing up Ambreishia had to balance her private school education with something many high school students do not. “I was a caretaker in my home because I lived with my grandparents," she said. Having to balance her studies with cooking and cleaning for her grandparents and younger brother helped instill valuable skills in Ambreishia that will be useful to her later in life.

She says that because of this she is still very close with her grandparents and refers to herself as a grandma. “I go to bed early, anything that happens after two a.m. is trouble," she said.

After graduating from her private school, Lewis enrolled at Stephen F. Austin
State University and is majoring in radio and telvision production. “When I first
came to Nacogdoches I was like what is this? This is crazy, there is only one street here,“ she said.

Since moving to Nacogdoches she has became fond of the small town life Nacogdoches has to offer. “My dream is to work for the Dallas Cowboys,” she said,so hopefully Ambreishia will be relocating back to her roots in Dallas after concluding her education at SFA.