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The School Newspaper of Texas High School

Tiger Times

The School Newspaper of Texas High School

Tiger Times

A barrier of words

A barrier of words

Story by Andrea Loredo, staff writer September 25, 2019

Banned for its use of witchcraft. Banned for its use of violence. Banned for its use of vulgar language. There are thousands of books all over the world that contain subjects that are deemed controversial...

Finding her Worth

Finding her “Worth”

Story by Salem Karr, staff writer November 29, 2018

The sound of pencil scribbling across paper fills the quiet room. A glance at the clock shows that it’s 3 a.m., but she doesn’t care. She is far too engrossed in her story. What started out as a dream...

Students hold a select few of the 2018-2019 book challenge novels. The challenge started in late October.

Ready, set, read

Story by Andrea Loredo, staff writer November 19, 2018

The 2018-2019 book challenge is being held by librarian Rachel Epley from Oct. 29 until April. All students are welcome to participate in the book challenge. Students interested must speak to Epley and...

Members of Library Club listen to keynote speakers and authors discuss their sources of inspiration in writing. They traveled to Irving, TX on April 21 to attend a book festival. Submitted Photo

Stories coming to life

Story by Savannah Downs, staff writer May 15, 2018

Their eyes wander around the pages, capturing all of the information that meets their mind. After a while, the thought remains in the back of their mind: “What is the person who created this like? Are...

The literary dispute: technology or paper?

The literary dispute: technology or paper?

Story by Maddie Anderson, staff writer November 27, 2017

The world was forever changed on April 1, 1976. It was only after Apple Inc. was founded that the technological revolution began. Technology was rapidly expanding and becoming integrated into every aspect...

Library Club had their first meeting Friday, Oct. 13.

Sharing a love for books

Story by Jenny Gonzales, staff writer October 23, 2017

Inspired by the place that always welcomes students, Library Club is a new organization at Texas High thanks to the librarian Rachel Epley. Students who regularly visit the shelves wanted to make a group...

5 Books to read before graduation

5 Books to read before graduation

Story by Katie Dusek, staff writer March 15, 2016

Slaughterhouse Five- Kurt Vonnegut This satirical novel follows Billy Pilgrim, an American soldier in World War II. He is abducted by aliens and taken to their home planet. There, Billy contemplates...

Turning the page

Turning the page

Story by Colton Johnson, staff writer October 27, 2015

At the young age of 10, I think the most rebellious thing I had ever done in my life was reading past my bedtime. I'll always remember staying up into the forbidden hours of the night finishing that "last...

More than just AR points

More than just AR points

Story by Maddie Gerrald, staff writer September 25, 2015

With the busy school year underway, due dates, sports, clubs and extracurriculars have begun taking up the blank pages of planners. Free time is a thing of the past. Avid readers tend to get caught...

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What the movies leave out

Story by Bethany Dowd, staff writer September 18, 2015

Backstory is quite possibly the most important aspect of character development, making the character more three dimensional and giving people the opportunity to empathize with the character. Main characters...

Junior Katie Dusek enjoys a  Kurt Vonnegut novel.

The benefits of a boring summer

Story by Katie Dusek, staff writer August 31, 2015

Poking my head out of a cocoon of warm comfy covers, I glance over at my phone to see that it’s 1:45 in the afternoon. I pull myself out of bed only to satisfy the rumbling in my stomach. After my hunger...

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Summer invasion by aliens and school

Story by Eleanor Schroeder, staff writer August 25, 2015

You turn in your final exams. You make plans with your friends to make your summer epic. When the bell rings, you throw your papers in the air “High School Musical” style and run to your car. But then...

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