Beds, Bodies, Bayous and Bylines
December 12, 2018
Filed under Features, Top Stories
Saturday. She watches as children smile with glee as the Sleep in Heavenly Peace charity delivers their new beds, a big step up from the floor. Monday is murder- literally. She takes notes as two criminal members of the Southwest Cholos street gang finally face the long arm of the law. Thursday. She...
ComedySportz competes in first match of 2018-2019 season
Donovan Nichols, Staff Writer
October 25, 2018
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The players line up one by one on the green. There is an air of nervous excitement as they prepare themselves. The referee appears, giving the rules, making sure both teams understand. The game begins. They are not, however, running or passing anything; there are no end zones or home bases ...
Muslim Student Association (MSA) kicks off their reformed club with a potluck
Sarah Sheikh, Features Editor
October 25, 2018
Filed under Clubs, News, Photos/ Galleries, Top Stories
The Muslim Student Association (MSA) held their first potluck Monday afternoon. The event consisted of educational games, and discussions on personal experiences that allowed members to learn about Islam. The club’s mission is to inform others about the messages in the Quran (Islamic holy book...
Alyssa Watkins
Joe Powell, Staff Writer
May 4, 2018
Filed under Features
Dedication, callbacks, perseverance and packed audiences. For senior Alyssa Watkins, these are only glimpses of what she goes through in her career as an aspiring actress. But she wasn’t always the star people know her as today. “I’ve been acting since Kindergarten, Pre-K, and as long as I ...
Ratna Ramaraju
Sarah Sheikh, Staff Writer
May 2, 2018
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To diminish the worries of getting into college and graduate school in one step seems too good to be true. Getting into a college is daunting, and not to mention dealing with the competitiveness of graduate school in a few years to come. Since the beginning of her education, the aspiration to become a doct...
Podcast: Senior departure leaves some behind
Samuel Teas, Co-Editor-In-Chief
April 25, 2018
Filed under Features
https://soundcloud.com/samuel-teas-248774818/county-line-podcast-1-left-behind
Senior prom theme week
Ana Medina, News Editor
April 20, 2018
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Although senior prom week theme days were not approved by the school administration, the senior students decided to continue the tradition. The senior student council created theme days for the week of prom and distributed the information via Instagram and other social media. Students were r...
Band selects 2018-19 drum majors
Jordyn Guzman, Staff Writer
April 16, 2018
Filed under Features
Every year, the Cinco Ranch marching band goes through a rigorous selection process to select who will lead the band to success. The selected candidates must showcase all of the qualities of a leader to the highest degree. These people are the drum majors. Head drum major and senior Justin Zhang...
Senior wins READYKaty logo contest
Claire Haigwood, Staff Writer
April 6, 2018
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When senior Ashley Coleman heard that her artwork had won a contest, her initial reaction was confusion. “I made my logo so long ago, I thought that maybe someone else won,” Coleman said. “So to hear months later that my logo was chosen, I was caught completely off guard.” Coleman ente...
Power of the Peffley
Roba Abousaway, Co-Editor-In-Chief
March 20, 2018
Filed under Features
Note: This story first appeared in a print issue in the spring of 2017. The Lorax speaks for the trees, and so does she. AP environmental science teacher Nicole Peffley and the Lorax are an inseparable pair. She never leaves her house without him tucked neatly away in her phone case, and she has ...
PALs competes in Cinco version of Winter Olympics
Samuel Teas, Co-Editor-In-Chief
February 19, 2018
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PALs competed in their version of the Winter Olympics on Friday, Feb. 16. Students competed in various events including Ham Toss, Ice Dancing, Hockey, and Frozen.
Close-up and Personal
Claire Haigwood, Staff writer
February 16, 2018
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Tourists sightseeing, politicians hurrying to work and drivers blaring: a typical scene on any street in our nation’s capital. Amid the chaos, however, a group of students from halfway across the country navigate the disorderly roads on their annual trip to Washington, D.C. “My mom thought it wo...