Students feel economic crunch in their own way, face uncertainty Eric Martinez May 7, 2020 Community News, Covid-19, News Due to COVID-19 Grand Donuts had to resort to only allowing customers thru the drive-thru Eric Martinez | staff writer As of April 6, the American unemployment rate was thirteen percent as reported by th...
The not-so-secret garden Eric Martinez February 24, 2020 Community News, News he Japanese Tea Garden located off of 281 at Mary's, 3853 N St Mary's St, San Antonio, TX 78212 , is a unique experience. The Pavilion above the garden gives an amazing view. The style of the pavilion feels different from the rest of the Garden. Its feel is on purpose to give it a slight sense of mystery before revealing the rest of the Garden below.
Senior pursues public speaking, creates foundation Eric Martinez February 21, 2020 STUDENT SPOTLIGHT by Eric Martinez | staff writer It’s been a month since senior Angelica Park has spoken at the March for Life in Washington D.C., an opportunity opened to her because of her past experience in public speakin...
Walking in a Winter Wonderland Eric Martinez December 13, 2019 Campus News, News by Eric Martinez | staff writer Senior and secretary Bella Clyde and fellow students work on flyers to advertise a Winter Wonderland event. “So our Johnson Winter Wonderland is held once a year. It's kind...
JROTC hosts campus blood drive Eric Martinez October 4, 2019 Campus News, News by Eric Martinez | staff writer JROTC is hosting another blood drive by South Texas Blood and Tissue Center in their building this year. “The blood drive Oct. 8. from 8:30 a.m. - 4:30 p.m. You can sign u...
Tardy sweeps begin, new consequences in place Eric Martinez September 5, 2019 Campus News, News by Eric Martinez | staff writer Students who rack up tardies will now face a wider range of consequences. “After three tardies, the students will receive a verbal warning; after seven tardies, they will s...
Seniors, underclassmen face end of year financial obligations Eric Martinez May 2, 2019 Campus News, News by Eric Martinez | staff writer As the year begins to wrap up many seniors and underclassmen still have fees that are due. From textbooks, athletics, clubs, or anything else. “They have to turn in they’re...
Jazz band takes first at Fredericksburg Jazz Festival, Taft Jazz Festival Eric Martinez April 29, 2019 Arts & Entertainment, Campus News, JAG TV, JAG TV Features, Music by Eric Martinez | staff writer Aiden Sutherland plays his trumpet attentively as he prepares for band practice that morning. He is also a part of the jazz band, a school club that competes in and around San...
Weird things to see and do at the rodeo Eric Martinez February 20, 2019 Arts & Entertainment, Food by Eric Martinez | staff writer The rodeo is a Texas tradition that happens every year, starting in 1888 and has carried on for 130 years. During that time a lot of weird activities and tradition have sprung...
Baseball season begins with tryouts done, tournaments approaching Eric Martinez February 12, 2019 Baseball, Sports By Eric Martinez | staff writer Now that tryouts are done, the baseball teams look forward to their first tournament on February 21. “I think it’s got a lot of promise coming up we got some good young ...
