How to deal with a sibling going to college
The hardest thing to endure is the first morning. Waking up knowing they won’t come out of their room, or be waiting for you to get up.
Facing the summer with a budget in mind
Summer has rolled around again, but that doesn’t mean you have to stay in bed all day while your friends are living it up in Europe or making money at the store you wanted to work at.
Parking too close may be a sign of extreme emotional attachment
Observations conducted by the author and her father conclude that parking too close to someone may be an early sign of Attachment disorder.
Places to Fiesta in San Antonio
San Antonio celebrates the 122th anniversary of it’s annual Fiesta party, with way too many attractions to choose from. But there are five that you would be crazy to miss.
New administrators join the staff
The two new APs at Johnson high school arrived with a warm welcome, and include a former football coach and a familiar face.
Johnson sophomores win district titles in National History Fair
Among 30 other competing papers, sophomores Riddhi Kumar and Cullen Shope make it into the top 3 in the finals in this year’s National History Fair competition.
Living unplugged – no cellphone, no problem
I've managed to make it to 16 years old without a cell phone, and I'd like to think I'm not that socially awkward.
Johnson gives cancer its two cents
Johnson high school is running a coin drive in the honor of German teacher Mrs.Wilhelm’s son, who was diagnosed with Lymphoma last year.
Students get a little breathing room in course card selection process
Course card registration for the 2013-14 school year is pushed back to spring, as opposed to being held in January for the past few years.
Johnson Academic Bowl team is (almost) victorious
Sabrina Williams | Staff Writer
On Saturday, October 27, Johnson sent its first and only team of four students to Academic Bowl, a national event that can only be described as minor-league jeopardy on ster...