Despite poll results, Rick Perry continues on to South Carolina
After drawing a less-than-expected 10% from the Iowa Caucus, Texas Governor Rick Perry announced that he would reassess his campaign bid...
A late grade isn’t the only thing you will get if you turn in your work late: now there is a good chance you will get assigned to Academic Recovery (AR).
Given to a student that fails to turn in their...
It began last summer when a whopping $40 billion was cut from the Texas budget for public education due to the economic crisis gripping the state. $40 billion dollars cut meant jobs lost, classes dropped,...
The United States lowered its flag today in Iraq, signaling an official end to the 9-year military mission in the Middle Eastern country, one of the longest in American history. Since the war’s beginning...
At the intersection of Bethany and Lucas Road, there sits a Walgreens, a residential neighborhood, and two empty lots. But not for long. Beginning in mid-2012, the construction of a new Wal-Mart will shake...
A variety of Christmas tree outposts are selling a wide array of Christmas decorum in the area. All Seasons, a local landscaping company, has set up shop on Stacy Road between Whataburger and the Village...
Around this time of year, the first thing on many people’s minds is holiday shopping. Where to shop, what to buy, and how much it will cost. One of the last things on the minds of many is the kind...
Recent statistics show that the participation rates in high school Advanced Placement (AP) classes in the state of Texas has risen drastically over recent years. However, as great as it seems, the percentage...
The “official” end to National Anti-Bullying awareness month was Halloween, but the beginning of November marked the start of the school’s new campaign to stamp out bullying.
Under the Student...
