The Dynamic Duo
Benjamin Bradford, Contributing Writer
November 12, 2019
Time is ticking. Your pen is tapping, your teeth are grinding, and your hand is aching. Your voice is hoarse, your tie is loose, and your hair is a greasy mess. The case has been read and the arguments have been made, but the judge is the ultimate decider in who wins, and who goes home empty-handed....
Close Up
Hana Glaesemann, Contributing Photographer
October 30, 2019
“As a person who doesn’t like to be in front of the camera, I understand the fear that comes with taking photos. Once I learned how to take photos, I wanted to help my friends who have the same problem and make them realize how beautiful they are inside and out. Taking photos is always a fun t...
Review: ‘Hamilton’ Alumni Delivers a Solid Debut Album
Joshua Piper, Staff Writer
October 30, 2019
With the “In the Heights” movie on the horizon, Anthony Ramos, playing the male lead, released his first album. Anthony Ramos is best known for his roles of John Laurens and Phillip Hamilton in the Original Broadway Cast of “Hamilton”. The album, entitled The Good And The Bad, presents itself ...
Quiz Bowl Cougars Have Great Start to 2019 Season
Irene Arinze, Staff Writer
October 18, 2019
Cinco Ranch High School hosted the Bayou City Jamboree on September 21, where three of the Cinco Ranch Quiz Bowl teams competed against other state teams in the Texas Quiz Bowl Alliance (TQBA). After putting their academic knowledge to the test, all three of the Cinco Ranch teams placed in the Elite...
Born a Champion
Celeste Hoover, Co-Editor
October 14, 2019
It’s a hot Texas afternoon in Rosenberg, September 29th, as Chuleta lines up at the gate alongside her fellow competitors. Chuleta was born to compete, she’s been training for this day her entire life. She lets out a soft grunt, focusing just on putting one leg in front of the others. Chuleta kn...
NAHS Holds Elementary Book Drive
Donovan Nichols, News Editor
October 14, 2019
National Art Honor Society (NAHS) is holding a book drive for books around the 4th grade reading level. The books will go towards building a classroom library for NAHS’ adopted 4th grade class from Ortiz Elementary in Brownsville, TX. Drop off boxes are available at the entrance to the library and...
You Just Got Served
Nicholas Gordon, Staff Writer
October 11, 2019
True champions believe in the impossible and though winners in life don’t always win, their secret is to never give up. Cinco Ranch sports participants exhibit these attributes and the Varsity Volleyball team is a good example. After cruising strongly through the non-conference schedule and the first half of ...
Review: Fandom Proves to be a Stunning Album
Jordyn Guzman, Co-Editor-In-Chief
October 11, 2019
Houston-based pop-punk powerhouse band Waterparks is back again with a new album. Awsten Knight is as angry as ever with this one, merging edgy and punk lyrics with peppy electronic beats. I have been a fan of Waterparks for many years, ever since the release of their EP “Cluster”. Personally, I...
50 Years Later And Still Returning To An “Octopus’s Garden”
Joshua Piper, Staff Writer
October 11, 2019
On September 26th, 1969, arguably one of the most iconic albums ever was released. Abbey Road by The Beatles is known as one of the most successful albums, and not just because of the revolutionary work of The Beatles. To celebrate the 50th anniversary of this radical album’s release, a remastered...
Rock n’ Roll Call
Benjamin Bradford, Journalism I Writer
October 9, 2019
If you ever find yourself in the senior halls and stumble upon the sound of an electric guitar being plugged in, tuned up, and played; you’re in the presence of something very special. You have just entered Mr. Mark Mazzu’s musical hub. Texas City native, Mr. Mark, has gone by many titles. At one poi...
