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Longer lunch periods needed

Longer lunch periods needed

Brandon Gallerson, Journalism 1 Writer May 7, 2014

Since I arrived at Plano Senior, I have enjoyed switching from the normal 30 minute lunch to the extended 50 minute lunch. The great thing about the 50 minutes is that you don’t have to rush to eat your...

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Victims gone unnoticed: Addressing college rape culture

Torie Brannen, Staff Writer April 30, 2014

Rape is difficult to talk about. The word itself induces a reflexive cringe. The topic is becoming so difficult to address, in fact, that some have decided to look the other way. As if pretending it...

Slowly growing up

Fabiola Cedeno, Featured Columnist April 18, 2014

The other day my dad asked me how I was dealing with the fact that I was “growing up.” I didn't know how to respond because I genuinely did not know how I felt about it. I didn’t know if I was happy...

Like a dream

Priyanka Hardikar, Online Editor April 3, 2014

As I looked out the rear window of our taxi, I watched the Golden Gate Bridge slowly fade away. The last few minutes were the hardest. Every minute I stood absorbing the panorama, I was reminded...

Sticks and stones

Gabrielle Lammons, Featured Columnist March 28, 2014

“Sticks and stones may break your bones, but words will never hurt you.” I often spat this out as a child. I can remember my mother cheerfully parroting the words back to me after I would recount...

Setting standards: Bestselling books are not the same

Gabrielle Lammons, Featured Columnist March 23, 2014

The movie ‘Divergent’ came out on Friday, Mar. 21 and like with a lot of bestselling books that are turned into movies, the excitement surrounding it was huge. Many bestselling books have turned into...

Bursting the Plano bubble

Haley Samsel, Featured Columnist March 20, 2014

The “Plano bubble” – we've all heard the term used to describe the mindset of many students and adults in our city who do not seem to recognize the larger issues outside of our suburban, affluent...

Pretending

Priyanka Hardikar, Online Editor February 19, 2014

“Hey, are you okay?” She turned to look at me, her grey eyes always perceptive to pain. No, I’m not! A voice inside of me begged to burst out and be heard. The same voice that couldn’t mask...

A whole new world

Fabiola Cedeno, Featured Columnist February 7, 2014

One of my first few memories from my childhood was when I had to take a picture for our family Christmas card. The year was 2000. The world was big and frightening. I had bangs that just barely reached...

Signs of love

Priyanka Hardikar, Online Editor February 5, 2014

I caught a glimpse of her chestnut brown hair and soft, childlike eyes. Her gaze was fixed on something, but I couldn't figure out what it was. I remember gripping my spiral notebook firmly. I remember...

Super Bowl commercial sparks controversy

Haley Samsel, Featured Columnist February 5, 2014

No one needs to be reminded that the Super Bowl was last Sunday. No one needs to hear the final score again, especially fans of the Denver Broncos. The game and most of the festivities held before and...

For Bon, Forever Ago

Fabiola Cedeno, Feautured Columnist February 4, 2014

Since I could remember, music was always a big part of my life. It was an incredible escape from the little things that frightened me when I was younger. Days like when my mom’s eyes swelled up when...

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