Sophia Ortiz, Staff Writer
April 19, 2018
Filed under Opinion
Immigration has been a very controversial topic in the world. Each year the deportation rate increases vastly and separates hundreds of families apart. Immigration into the U.S. can provide to those who seek freedom and opport...
January 22, 2015
Asa Rice, Staff Writer
December 11, 2014
Filed under Opinion
In the world we live in today, most people automatically resort to violence when confronted with any type of conflict. Almost every day, we see terrorist attacks, rioting, or unlawful killing in the news. Violence is often started...
Mia Williams, Editor
December 4, 2014
Filed under Opinion, Top Stories
At the beginning of a student’s junior year, they are given the option to buy a class ring. They generally range from $200-$400, and symbolize a student’s time in high school and the memories and relationships they’ve built.
As...
Vin Nguyen, Staff Writer
October 29, 2014
Filed under Opinion
Sexual Education is an important subject within our society. In Texas alone, 76,400 adolescent girls are impregnated every year. In order to decrease that number, Texas should adopt a new, more developed and inclusive policy that...
Kevin Booza, Staff Writer
October 21, 2014
Filed under Opinion
Education is the lifeline of our society. Without education there would be no governments, countries, or civilizations. Civilization only began once groups of people started to learn basic skills such as making fires, hunting,...
Vin Nguyen, Staff Writer
October 7, 2014
Filed under Entertainment, Opinion, Tech
Not too long ago, social networking wasn’t important, but between Twitter, Snapchat, and Facebook, it has become extremely prevalent in today’s society.
Cell phone usage is exponentially progressing as years go by and technology...
Kevin Booza, Staff Writer
September 25, 2014
Filed under Opinion
The debate about guns is a sensitive subject for many. Sides that support guns and sides that oppose them feel strongly about their opinion. Many who are opposed mainly focus on the bad that very few people commit using guns rather...
Asa Rice, Staff Writer
September 25, 2014
Filed under Opinion
With the jingling of homecoming bells through the hallway and mums and boutonnieres being displayed proudly throughout the building, homecoming is a day that a majority of students celebrate. Not many students understand or pay...
Nyesha Miller, Staff Writer
September 19, 2014
Filed under Opinion
Toward the end of last school year, teachers started enforcing the rule that students could only go one way at the spot where D-hall intersects the stairs. Many people have a problem with this because it causes them to be late...
Teressa Leffall, Staff Writer
September 4, 2014
Filed under Opinion
Ferguson police officer Darren Wilson shot and killed Michael Brown, an unarmed African American 18-year-old, on Aug. 9. Eyewitnesses say that Brown was killed while in the midst of trying to surrender. The issue of Ferguson...
Asa Rice, Staff Writer
May 23, 2014
Filed under Opinion, Top Stories
Recently, the faculty decided to begin enforcing rules and making new rules that have not been enforced all year long. Some examples of such rules are changing of seating in the cafeteria, not allowing students to leave his or...
