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Campus Briefs
VASE results, Dance state competition results and Elizabeth Faudoahas earns President’s Volunteer Service Award.
Campus Briefs
Briefs include oral interpretation showcase and dance team regional and state competition results.
National Spanish Honor Society Sells Valentine Carnations
Carnations were sold during all lunches and by all National Spanish Honor Society members from Jan. 21 until Feb. 7 in order to raise money for the program and supply one senior with a $500 scholarship.
Rattler Sports
Connecting on the Court
After defeating Smithson Valley 50-29 in their first regional game, the girls basketball team looks to extend their record, 27-4, in the playoffs and continue to click on the court as they come off a district-best record of 10-2.
More Than Chants and Pom Poms
Cheer works as a cohesive team off the football sidelines to prepare for Nationals
Wrestling with Stereotypes
Julia Pensiero breaks female typecasts on the mat one opponent at a time
It was her first tournament; she was only a freshman. Heart pounding, stomach aching, she shook nervously as she stood on the wrestling mat across her first bigger and stronger opponent.
Arts & Entertainment
Movie Review: Frozen
Disney’s “Frozen”, directed by Chris Buck and Jennifer Lee, has grossed over $864 million worldwide. It is currently in it’s 11th week on the highest grossing movies chart and has surpassed “The Lion King” as Disney’s all time highest grossing movie. It has been nominated for two Oscars: Best Animated Feature Film and Best Original […]
Daft Punk, Macklemore Dominate 56th Grammy’s
The 56th annual Grammy Awards took place at the Staples Center in Los Angeles, California, on Jan. 27, with a lot of exciting performances, big wins, and an increase in viewership. Just like in recent years, the performances took the spotlight over the actual awards – there was a total of 20 performances during the […]
Music Review: Beyoncé Stuns Fans With Surprise Album Release
12/13/13: They day the internet exploded. Well…not really, but it was the day that Beyoncè released her self-titled visual album “Beyoncè” by complete surprise. Queen Bey managed to drop the long awaited record with a total of 14 songs and 17 videos without a single song being leaked. On top of all that, the success […]
Blogs
Tastes of The Town Vol. 4
Tastes of The Town Vol. 4 Daddy’s, Gourmet Burgers Monday-Saturday 11 a.m. – 9 p.m. 19202 Stone Oak Parkway suite #103 San Antonio TX 78258 The new and hottest restaurant around Stone Oak is definitely the high-end burger joint, Daddy’s. Daddy’s has already caught the attention of Bush Middle School whose basketball team recently went after […]
Pop of Culture: Vol. 5
Leave it Miley Cyrus to end this month with a bang. The 21-year-old songstress kicked off her unapologetic “Bangerz” tour on Feb. 14 in Vancouver, and if you thought the VMAs were the raunchiest things could get, then you are sadly mistaken. Cyrus opens her eccentric show by sliding down a replica of her infamous […]
Purrfect Life Vol. 1
Life is amazing. However, life can be even better with the addition of an animal. This blog will not only teach you how to improve your life with your furry friend, but improve their life as well.
Features
‘Jekyll & Hyde’ Cast Member Profile
Junior Jared Dees takes on a classic lead character as he transforms into Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde in annual spring musical production
A League of His Own
As UIL adds a track and field pilot program for students using wheelchairs, sophomore Wyatt Struxness hopes to be the first paralympian in the district to become an official member of a high school athletic team.
Tinker’s Fight For Free Speech
Mary Beth Tinker travels the nation talking about her fight for the First Amendment and the battle she faced as a teen.
Views
House Bill 5 Changes the Way Students Plan Their Future
House Bill 5 takes effective in the 2014-2015 school year, and it works towards giving students more options after graduating, whether they choose to further their education or go straight into the workforce. Also included is a decrease in the number of STAAR tests taken at the end of every year, going from a required […]
Big Decisions Leaves Gaps in Knowledge
Big Decisions is the abstinence and sex education course taught at NEISD high schools, along with other districts along the country. It teaches various contraceptive tools that can be used, with a focus on making teens realize that abstinence is the best course of action. The Big Decision’s curriculum includes a lessons that the district […]
Life of a Freshman Fishie
By Tori Rousay -Photojournalism Being a freshman is hard work. You are new to this big school that you know nothing about and people give you a hard time just for being at the bottom at the food chain. It’s hard enough to make new friends when none of your old friends are in your […]
In Other News
Reagan TV 3/6
JoDei Pasasadaba and Kasie Hart broadcast announcements during second period on March 6.
Reagan TV 3/4
JoDei Pasasadaba and Ximena Ramirez broadcast announcements during second period on on March 3.
Top 3 Reasons to Visit California
California is the third largest state in the United States and it boasts several destinations that can surely cater to travelers’ differentiating tastes. There are many theme parks, historical sites, and natural wonders that span the entire state. It is a state that can be summed up in one word – Diverse. #3: Cultural Diversity […]
Kaitlyn’s Declassified School Survival Guide Vol. 3
How to Succeed in AP Classes (without really trying)
Reagan TV 2/27
JoDei Pasasadaba and Kasie Hart broadcast morning announcements during second period on Feb. 27.
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