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Checking the future

Snovia Moiz, Co-Editor-in-Chief December 22, 2014

I recently came across a dilemma while filling out my college applications. I knew from articles and what seemed like common knowledge that putting down Asian, my legal ethnicity, might be a disadvantage....

Taking the Top

Taking the Top

Dominique Bai, Design Editor December 14, 2014

The “seven percent” rule has caused much controversy among the student body. Originally in the summer of 2010, the top ten percent of the student body had automatic acceptance to the Texas state schools....

Sophomores Alejandro Cstikovits, Cameron Crocket, and Ben Butler contemplate their lives after being dress coded.

Satire: School declares dress code epidemic

Snovia Moiz and Emily Burleson October 15, 2014

Grade level principals across the board declared a state of learning emergency yesterday in response to a rising “Dress Code Epidemic” sweeping the school. Witnesses described the hallways as scenes...

Confessions of a germaphobe

Snovia Moiz, Managing Voice Editor September 9, 2014

I wash my hands four times every morning. Once after using the toilet, once before brushing my teeth, once after brushing my teeth, and finally after doing my makeup. As I sit here typing this with...

Chalk dusts the fingers of those who solemnly pay their respects in room 2506.

Today is Memorial Day

Rachel Childress, Digital Media Editor May 26, 2014

Chalk the dust the fingers of those who solemnly pay their respect in room 2506. Katy ISD made the decision to take back the previously scheduled holiday Memorial Day, so Global Vine adviser and first...

Tangled up in testing

Snovia Moiz, Voice Editor May 9, 2014

Between Advanced Placement (AP) Exams, End of Course Exams (EOCs), District Level Assessments (DLAs) and  the State of Texas Assessment of Academic Readiness (STAAR), more than a few students are feeling...

Push to educate about domestic violence

Push to educate about domestic violence

Shiva Mirzahaidar, Co-Editor in Chief April 15, 2014

Every nine seconds in the United States, a woman is assaulted or beaten, according to domesticviolencestatistics.org. Domestic violence cannot be stopped, but warning signs and escape plans can...

My demons hide

Sofia Guevara, Features Editor April 15, 2014
I wasn’t sure how my greatest virtue could now be my demise.
Cutting it short: Womens wage gap

Cutting it short: Women’s wage gap

Snovia Moiz, Voice Editor April 11, 2014

The modern woman balances both work and home, balancing two lives daily. She drops the kids off at school, spends a day in the office and still makes sure something is ready for dinner. She works...

Student plea for a defined dress code

Maura Rowell, Entertainment Editor April 2, 2014

When it comes to dress code it seems that the key phrase is “administrative discretion”, making the 6 A.M. debate between jeans and the ever-alluring comfort of Nike shorts rather exhausting. Students...

Equality: its out there, somewhere

Equality: it’s out there, somewhere

Maura Rowell, Entertainment Editor February 18, 2014

Let us journey back to the 1800's. Oh, the dazzling dresses! The decadent soirees! The blatant oppression of women! What a picturesque time, so full of parties, so full of patriarchy. Now look at today....

Rebellion finds new home

Snovia Moiz, Voice Editor February 17, 2014

In our day and age with one click of a mouse or clack of a keyboard, someone’s world can change. Twitter. Facebook. Tumblr. Instagram. The list goes on and on. We have instant and easy access to...

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