Story by Nashita Kalam, News/Feature Co-Editor
• February 1, 2023
How has growing up in America affected your perception of your culture?
I would honestly say that it hasn’t affected me much. My parents always made it a priority to show me and my brother what...
Year after year, decade after decade, almost an entire century later, and one event has continued to bring together the alumni and fans of both Arkansas High School and Texas High School. The Battle of...
Story by Nathan Morriss, staff writer
• September 4, 2018
Sophomores continued the long-held tradition of painting the pit on August 25. Members of the sophomore Student Council gathered at 11:30 a.m. and spent the next few hours in the heat completing the rivalry-themed...
Story by Cameron Murry, staff writer
• September 2, 2018
She opens the lid delicately, admiring the craftsmanship of the chest. The hinges are a brassy color, the dark cedar nice and glossy. She starts pulling out everything in it; the yellowed pages of recipes...
Story by Charli Hueter, staff writer
• August 20, 2018
“Goal!”
My cousin, Erich Hüter, was elated. His bright, blue eyes glittered. Not a soul in the cozy Hüter household in Frankfurt, Hessen could deny the anxious rhythm of his pitter-patter breath....
What was once Vietnam is now the Middle East. What was equality for women is now equality for same-sex couples. Although much has changed since the years of Woodstock, much has stayed the same. The hippie...
Story by Grace Hickey, staff writer
• November 26, 2015
When confronted with the topic of Thanksgiving, most people nostalgically tell the tales of memorable family football games and Grandma’s turkey stuffing that is just to die for. It seems that everyone...