By Alexandra Gutierrez | Photo by James Holderman |
There was a little bit of something for everyone to enjoy, and this year, there was some talent that really stood out.
Month: September 2011
Review: Werewolf With Less Bite Abducted
By Alexandra Gutierrez
“Abduction,” released to theaters on Sept. 23, is a story based on a boy who was sent away by his father to be protected by the CIA. But after years of being raised by people he thought were his parents, he finds his picture on a missing children’s website.
Tennis Starts Off Strong
By Frank Garcia | Photo by Shayna Fernico
Tennis competes today after a couple of strong tournaments under their belt.
Cross Country Keeps on Running
By Sarah Thibodeaux | Teams to match up at SA State School on Saturday.
AMP Gets Down and Dirty for Some Friendly Competition
Story by Kristian Bush | Photo by Shayna Fernico |
Ag Olympics included games like twister (the spots were mustard, mayonnaise, ketchup, and pickle relish), chocolate pudding races, sponge dodge ball, and tug o’ war.
Choir offers sneak peak at upcoming year
By Victoria Guerrero | Photo by Dreyson Doyle |
What could be better than dinner and a show?
Thursday night choir hosted its first concert of the school year to garner interest in its booster club.
Junior’s Art Earns Early Scholarships
By Alexandra Gutierrez Junior Hanna Lee never expected to win scholarships so early, but now that she does she’s happy she took the chance. During her freshman year, Lee was able to place second and earn a scholarship of $500 and during her sophomore year she won a $10,000 scholarship award from the San Antonio…
FCA Brings Students Together, Changes Lives
By Samantha Sanburn
Faith and sports collide with the new Fellowship of Christian Athletes (FCA) chapter at Madison. This organization brings together students of all different sports and all different social groups and unites them in their faith.
Volleyball Sets Up For Season
By Aryn Koeppen | Photos by Ashley Armentrout |
After winning all their pre-district games, the varsity volleyball team lost their spirited match against Johnson Sept. 13, and are set to take on Roosevelt this evening for their second district match.
New STAAR Test To Gradually Replace TAKS
By Richard Hernandez
Incoming freshmen can breathe a sigh a relief. The dreaded TAKS test is gone, but in its place is the new State of Texas Assessments of Academic Readiness, or STAAR, test.