Think twice before you ink melissa-smith May 30, 2013 Opinion by Melissa Smith | co-Editor-in-Chief “Wow, what a cute butterfly flying out of your pants. What does it represent?” “It represents what a mess up I am.” While tattoos were once considered permanent, it...
Hazardous scenarios: what to do melissa-smith March 18, 2013 Campus News, News Johnson students recollect on life-saving opportunities and moments where first aid paid off.
Synthetic drugs: legal but dangerous melissa-smith December 15, 2012 News Salvia, while legal, still has excessive drawbacks on the body, and health.
The not-so-popular political parties melissa-smith November 8, 2012 News by Melissa Smith | co-Editor in Chief Senior Garrison Neal, with a confident demeanor, does not pause as he expresses his concerns and beliefs on government, even though his party is widely frowned upon in t...
Austin City Limits: the best of melissa-smith October 16, 2012 Arts & Entertainment, Music The most memorable concerts at the Austin City Limits music festival.
Students make long-term style choice melissa-smith June 11, 2012 Arts & Entertainment Students explain their attraction towards gauges and the upkeep that follows the peculiar style.
Rattler Lax proves too much for TMI Panthers melissa-smith May 9, 2012 Sports The NEISD team proves a success in Lax, as they beat out the TMI Panthers 9 to 5.
Pondering piercing decisions: Students weigh risks for trend melissa-smith April 8, 2012 Arts & Entertainment, Fashion, News Students share their interesting piercing experiences.
Students reveal meaningful ink melissa-smith March 20, 2012 News Seniors share the stories behind their tattoos.
Dippin’ til death: The dangers of chewing tobacco and words of warning melissa-smith March 8, 2012 News 1 A Johnson student experiences the ups and downs of chewing tobacco.
