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Lost in Translation

Snovia Moiz, Voice Editor December 17, 2013

There was a time when education was a privilege meant only for the elite. Tutors were hired for children of wealthy families, teaching two to three languages,  while the rest of the population could not...

Bond’s failure leads to successes

, Staff December 17, 2013

The failure of the $99 million dollar bond, which requested for a new stadium, agriculture facility and science center, proved to be a step forward in the right direction. With the districts rapid expansion,...

Not just a number: the value of self-worth

Snovia Moiz, Voice Editor December 11, 2013

A pink sheet of paper, marked with two signatures and a date and my fate was sealed. It shouldn't have mattered so much, more sleep, more time for other things, what was wrong with that? But I felt...

Satire: American Stress Story on Advanced Placement misery

Maura Rowell and Emily Burleson December 9, 2013

College Board announced Monday its plans to launch a television network during the spring of 2014.The College Board Network (CBN) will feature reality shows following the lives of Advanced Placement high...

Ch-ch-ch-changes: Senior recalls feelings from moving to new places

Maura Rowell, Staff Writer October 17, 2013

When something happens once, it might be a fluke. When it happens twice, it might be a coincidence. And by the third time, it is practically a habit. Moving. 1, 2, 3. 3 times. Habitual. It is such...

Hoping for Harmony

Sofia Guevara, features editor October 17, 2013

In this generation, where human beings communicate through a bright screen instead of having to experience actual, messy, physical and emotional contact, the integrity of music content and management corrupts...

Firewall changes ignite frustration

Staff October 16, 2013

At the beginning of the school year a new firewall was put in place of the old. This put more restrictions on what content students have access to in their school day. On Sept. 16 students and teachers...

Erasing the stigma of mental illness

Erasing the stigma of mental illness

Shiva Mirzahaidar, Co-Editor in Chief October 5, 2013

Look to your left, your right, ahead of you, then behind. Statiscally, one of the people you just looked at has a mental illness. However, due to the shame that these brain disorders carry, very few people...

Moving forward after a loss

Sofia Guevara, staff writer April 15, 2013

I remember the overwhelming helplessness I felt and the cloudless sky, an aqua blue that felt too calm, too normal. It was too beautiful to be an August day. But, it was in the midst of all this when I...

Remembering my homeland: Death of Hugo Chavez sparks memories of Venezuelan childhood

Ana Gutierrez, Entertainment Editor April 15, 2013

Five years ago, Venezuelans walked the streets of the happiest country in the world. Today, long faces ride in bullet proof cars in what has become one of the most violent countries, all thanks to Hugo...

Rape survivors should not be ‘on trial’

Shiva Mirzahaidar, Voice Editor April 12, 2013

After a lengthy judicial process, jurors found two high school athletes to have sexually assaulted a peer guilty of raping a sixteen year old girl and distributing nude photos of her. With the verdict,...

Satire: Students sell internal organs to pay for AP tests

Trevor Nichols, News Editor April 12, 2013

In response to the steadily rising costs of Advanced Placement exams, College Board recently introduced a new organ transplant program to help students cover the costs of the tests. Students can now sell...

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