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The School Newspaper of Plano Senior High School.

Wildcat Tales

The School Newspaper of Plano Senior High School.

Wildcat Tales

Now or litter

Rachel Chen, Featured Columnist April 19, 2013

An oily sheen appears to coat its surface. A purple glove haunts its corners. Aluminum cans cluster underneath the bridge. Styrofoam containers and plastic bags float until they gradually sink in the murky...

Deeper than a scratch

March 28, 2013

It doesn’t take much to hide it from the world. Maybe a pair of oversized sweatpants or a shirt with long, opaque sleeves. Yet, it was responsible for 633,000 emergency room visits in 2009 alone, according...

Real family

Alexis Sendejas March 26, 2013

When I was 7, I got the terrible news. All my life it had just been my mother and me. I liked it like that and in my mind it was the correct family. I didn’t need a dad or brothers or sisters or...

Live and learn

Leslie Parker, Featured Columnist March 26, 2013

When I was a little girl, I was overly anxious and fearful. In every experience I would find something to fret about that would nag me for days, until I found the next thing to replace it. I believed every...

A leggings epidemic

Rachel Chen, Featured Columnist March 8, 2013

     There was a terrible rumor spreading through the halls of Wilson Middle School – leggings were going to be banned. As far as we were concerned, there was no logical basis behind this ban. As...

Watery grave

Kaitlin Humphrey, Featured Columnist March 8, 2013

I stare at the pink and white flowers delicately floating in the water under the white memorial. For an instant I’m struck still. I’m unable to move as terror seizes me. I imagine the sight that occurred...

Hidden lesson

Alexis Sendejas February 11, 2013

I sat in an uncomfortable green chair on the fourth floor in the 18th room to the left. I was holding my day-old cousin in my arms. She was small and red all over. To me, she was ugly. She was the newest...

Lost in a crowd

Leslie Parker, Featured Columist February 8, 2013

Sometimes it doesn’t take a swarm of people for me to become lost in a crowd. Sometimes I get lost when I’m just with a group of friends at lunch. It’s a different kind of lost, though. In crowds...

Goodbye

Kaitlin Humphrey, Featured Columnist January 23, 2013

     Her watery brown eyes stare back at me, looking through my soul, pleading with me to stay. Memories flash through my mind of her and me – some happy, some sad. I watch as she is taken further...

A grain of sand

Rachel Chen, Featured Columnist January 23, 2013

     The sand went on and on in waves, each enveloping the next. The sheer size of the area combined with the last rays of the setting sun sent a sense of awe through my shivering body. It was cold...

Stiched together

Alexis Sendejas, Featured Columnist December 14, 2012

     I had never wanted to lose her as a friend. She was one of those people who just understood me so well. She could finish my sentences and order exactly what I wanted off a restaurant menu. I trusted...

My world upside-down

Rachel Chen, Featured Columnist November 28, 2012

    It was almost like she was dead. I remember my mom telling me not to say that, but it was how I felt. For the past 13 years, my older sister had been with me through everything. Through the six...

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