Arts & Entertainment

Titus Andronicus soon to hit the stage with its new Tarintino take

September 12, 2019

by Ella Wisely | staff writer Johnson Theatre will present a modern take on Shakespeare's Titus Andronicus in early October, with a nod to director Quentin Tarantino. “I was a little hesitant because Ti...

IT: chapter II falls short for audiences

Sebastian Lucumi

September 10, 2019

Arts & Entertainment, Movies

IT Chapter Two hits theatres, but did it live up to the hype?

The Best Binge-worthy TV Shows

David Kent

August 18, 2019

Arts & Entertainment, TV

by David Kent | staff writer With school coming to a close, the question of what to do with all of this new-found free time during summer comes up. More specifically, what shows to watch over summer. From Netflix, to Hulu, to Cable, their is a wide variety ...

Another year, another set of memes

Lauren Loveless

August 18, 2019

Arts & Entertainment, Social Media

Lauren Loveless | Staff writer From Thanos car to shocked Pikachu, the memes during this school year have never failed to satisfy. They get us through the thick and thin, give us a little laugh and help us f...

Family owned restaurants offer more than Mexican food

JAG STUDENT MEDIA

July 19, 2019

Arts & Entertainment, Community News, Food

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“Hole” some donuts in Texas

Lauryn Hughes

June 15, 2019

Community News, Food, News

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What’s new at Starbucks?

Alexis McCutchan

June 7, 2019

Community News, Food

by Alexis McCutchan| Editor-in-Chief Caramel Ribbon Crunch Frappuccino $4.45 The new frappuccino is similar to the caramel frappuccino just made with a dark caramel and includes cookie crumbles on top. Last...

Is it the end when you hear an Endgame spoiler?

Lauryn Hughes

May 2, 2019

Movies, Opinion, Student Voices

Lauryn Hughes | staff writer The Avengers are gearing up for the battle of their lives and are ready to do whatever it takes to save the universe in Endgame. However, there are still some people who didn’t g...

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 Antonio. Recently they have made it to the Freder...

Choirs take top honors at UIL contests

JAG STUDENT MEDIA

April 25, 2019

Campus News, Music, News

by Alexis McCutchan | Editor-in-Chief Six of the campus choirs performed at UIL this past weekend at Alamo Heights High School and earned sweepstakes trophy which means they earned a superior rating in conce...