Dani Sureck, Staff Writer
October 31, 2011
Filed under Miscellaneous, Student Life
It may not be time for the holidays yet, but that does not stop Auto Tech from giving to the less fortunate. When Robert Watson, the Auto Tech teacher, received a van for his classes to repair, he decided to give back...
Kathleen Shaffer, Staff Writer
October 31, 2011
Filed under News, Student Life
The American soldiers sacrifice their time to protect the citizens. The soldiers don’t get to come home every day after work. Even during the holiday season many soldiers don’t get the chance to spend time with their...
Kathy Santiago, Staff Writer
October 29, 2011
Filed under Featured Columnists, Opinion, Student Life
The sick strange darkness came creeping on, haunting me every time, like spiders catching insects and eating their insides. The punishment I had to endure was far from being over. In the darkness of my room, I lay on...
Haley Bunnell, Featured Columnist
October 27, 2011
Filed under Featured Columnists, Opinion
“Did that seriously just happen?” I think to myself. I couldn’t believe what had just occurred. Only me. This would only happen to me. What was I thinking?
It all began when I decided to take a shower...
Danielle Deraleau, Featured Columnist
October 27, 2011
Filed under Featured Columnists, Opinion
In honor of Halloween, what scares you? My physics class, some people might say. Or clowns. I don’t understand this, seeing as I never felt traumatized or threatened by the giant red nose they wear. Granted, those creepy...
Matt Wood, Staff Writer
October 27, 2011
Filed under News
Upon going to the Apple website on Oct. 5, customers were not welcomed by the latest Apple innovations, but instead by a commemorative photo honoring Steve Jobs. Jobs passed away at his home in California that day, after...
Cristina Seanez, Staff Writer
October 27, 2011
Filed under Profile, Student Life
Walking through the halls, period by period, helping “an amazing guy” is what senior Cameron Meyers’ high school experience is like. Meyers works side by side with senior Dane Osbourne, who has a physical disability...
Josh Spruchman, Staff Writer
October 27, 2011
Filed under Arts & Entertainment, Books & Food, Review
Chick -Fil -A
The first milkshake I tried was the new peach milkshake at Chick-Fil-A. I usually don’t like any kind of fruit shakes, but it was new, and I am the type of person who can get bored of having the same...
J.P. Salazar, Staff Writer
October 27, 2011
Filed under Sports
Some people pitch a baseball, some kick around a soccer ball, some toss around a football, some spike a volleyball, and some throw a bowling ball. Even though bowling isn’t recognized as a UIL sport, 64 students have...
Maelyn Schramm, Editorial Editor
October 26, 2011
Filed under Arts & Entertainment, Review
Attending different productions has always been a hobby of mine, so I jumped at the chance of going to our very own The Battle of Angels performance. Walking into the auditorium, I didn’t know what to expect. Because ...
Alyssa Matesic, Staff Writer
October 12, 2011
Filed under Featured Columnists, Opinion
I felt like an insect. For two hours I had been driving into black when suddenly my headlights were washed out by an overwhelming light. I approached the illumination with a captivation I had been long deprived of on...
Madison McDaniel, Editor- in-Chief
October 12, 2011
Filed under Arts & Entertainment, Music, Review
Nearly two years ago I walked into the American Airlines Center to see Taylor Swift perform for her Fearless tour and came out an even more diehard fan. Now, after a new CD and a few public relationships, Taylor Swift st...
