Cheerleading, dance, soccer, volleyball and softball. Most sports fit for a female, but for freshman Julia Spooner, those were not enough. “When I was little my parents put me in Taekwondo to be able...

With getting into the college of choice more competitive than ever, many students are are searching for help studying for the SAT or ACT. To help students be supplied with the tools that they need, the...

With months still to go in their senior year, some students already have their future secured with early acceptance to this or that college. It can make motivation a challenging endeavor for some students. “Getting...

Whatever the age, the works of Dr. Seuss often leave a lasting impression on those that have read his numerous children’s books. Things are no different here on campus as people recognize what would...

Spring break means lots of different things for people on campus, but for one school organization, it’s the chance to visit one of the most popular places in the country. “Band goes on a spring trip...

The day before a vacation break inevitably results in lots of class parties. But math classes have an extra reason to party: Pi Day. A day of recognizing the math constant Pi (3.14), almost all the math...

Even with advances in technology, competition from rising nations and the ever-constant shadow of globalization looming over students’ shoulders, one key component of education has remained constant...

As part of the urbanization unit, the HUGAP (AP human geography) students are spending the day up close and personal with Dallas’s central business district. The students will be receiving a walking...

Orchestra has been planning their trip to Galveston and Houston to learn more about journalism and reporting. “We are selling candy to raise money for our trip to Galveston in April,” freshman Eric...