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Junior Stu Dent drowns in own tears due to homework

Trevor Nichols, News Editor February 14, 2013

Junior Stu Dent drowned in his own tears after receiving a large amount of homework on Tuesday. Dent, trapped under piles of worksheets and assignments, was unable to escape the flooding. “It’s...

Girls just wanna have rights

Shiva Mirzahaidar, Voice Editor December 13, 2012

People across the world have a complicated relationship with the word “feminist.” Some ardently claim the title, others feel alienated by the movement, and to many, it is a foreign concept. My initial...

Education complication

Emily Burleson, Staff Writer December 12, 2012

Students spend a large amount of time working on homework, and for those who focus most of their energy on receiving competitive grades, it is exhausting and not very beneficial. Newly elected French...

Satire: Students thank district for censoring reading list

Satire: Students thank district for censoring reading list

Trevor Nichols, News Editor December 12, 2012

Katy ISD’s recent removal of books with content deemed questionable from required reading lists met with widespread approval from students. Students across Katy have thanked the district for preventing...

Life, Liberty and the Pursuit of Bipartisanship

November 12, 2012

If ever a man should have been rewarded for his insights and foresight, George Washington should have been after warning the youthful Union of the dangers of the bipartisan political system, including...

Opposing viewpoints part two: Why I support Romney

Camryn Fuller, Staff Writer November 5, 2012

When it comes to politics, there are many different beliefs. One is never more right than the other, and everyone is entitled to their own opinion. My opinion is that Mitt Romney will be the salvation...

Opposing viewpoints part one: Why I support Obama

Trevor Nichols, News editor November 5, 2012

This November, Americans will vote whether to keep President Obama in office for another four years, or elect Governor Romney to the presidency. For the following reasons, I support re-electing President...

Sticks, stones may break bones but words can hurt also

Snovia Moiz, Staff Writer November 2, 2012

I looked around the bus; every seat was filled with teenagers. They were laughing, listening to music, talking to each other. I did not want to sit where someone already was, and the line behind me was...

Why sex ed should be taught in Texas schools

November 2, 2012

With Texas schools putting forth strong efforts in order to educate students about math, language, English and other subjects, little emphasis is placed on sex education. Curriculum is taken a step down,...

‘Don’t Stop Believin’ in change for radio

Emily Burleson, Staff Writer October 5, 2012

Calling all Houston music radio stations; abort mission. It is time to revamp the way the you play music. An epidemic of overplaying is sweeping Houston airwaves and it’s time for a change. Radio stations...

Students story of losing boyfriend to accidental death

Student’s story of losing boyfriend to accidental death

Camryn Fuller, Staff Writer October 5, 2012

I remember the heat of the sweltering June sun. I remember hoping to grow  in my faith at Alto Frio Baptist encampment. I remember meeting him. Tall, tan and dreamy, there he was, Thomas Ray Vickery,...

Satire: district cuts staircases throughout Katy ISD

Trevor Nichols, News Editor October 5, 2012

At the start of the new school year, the district implemented a plan to eliminate several staircases within Katy ISD schools. The cuts are due to an inability to hire enough stairs in the transportation...

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