Story by Doug Kyles, staff writer
November 27, 2019
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Story by Peyton Sims, culture editor
December 1, 2019
Samuel Hacker didn’t have a choice. Living in an abandoned house in Russia at the age of 4, he fended for himself. He didn’t have money, parents or food, but he did have...
An inclination for acceleration
November 19, 2019
Despite sophomore Sebastian Nichols’ infatuation with sports, he is seldom found on the basketball or tennis courts. Instead, his passion lies on the race track. Nichols is devoted to cycling, a hobby...
November 15, 2019
It’s close to the end of the 4th quarter, shouting and screaming begins as the tuba songs starts off. Everyone gets close and starts chanting a student section chant to the beat. Getting louder and louder,...
Story by Doug Kyles and Molly Kyles
November 22, 2019
Storming the field to AC/DC’s Back in Black through a screen of fog, the Tigers made quite the spectacle to jumpstart their second playoff game. This particular song choice...
November 21, 2019
Texas High’s golf team has undergone a switch in procedure targeted to improving players on and off the course. Both the boys and girls tend to settle into a routine of hitting the range and playing...
November 21, 2019
Running can be described in many ways, depending on who is asked. For some, running is described as the devil’s workout. For others, it is a necessary evil. For one Texas High School runner, it is his...
Story by Aislyn Echols, staff writer
December 4, 2019
Filled to the brim with tests, homework and peer pressure, high school is a fight for survival in all four years. Even though every grade level comes with its own type of...
Story by Bailey Hawkins, staff writer
November 29, 2019
The day has come: Black Friday. It’s the holiday that best embodies the spirit of giving. So grab your dearest family and friends to celebrate the beginning of the Christmas...
Story by Molly Kyles, editor in chief
November 22, 2019
You’ve been looking forward to this concert forever, and now the pulsing music, blinding strobe lights and searing heat of a thousand dancing bodies creates...
Story by Peyton Sims, culture editor
November 13, 2019
Photographers worldwide are trapped in a never ending cycle in which they must endure the pain of copyright infringement. Whether a photo you took on Instagram is reposted...
Story by Bailey Hawkins, staff writer
November 1, 2019
Some students confide in their teachers that the easiest way for them to learn is through hands-on activities; whether that be working on a car engine, electrical circuits,...
Story by Ruth Heinemann, staff writer
October 31, 2019
When someone says “I’m homesick,” most people don’t take the concern seriously. A reason for that might be that many people perceive this feeling as something only...