NEISD Scholastic Journalism

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	Maybe college doesn't have to be so hard As the end of the first semester starts to come to a close, many students are searching for ways to find affordable living at dream college (that they will hopefully get into). But never fear! College Life, an app designed specifically for this reaso (More)
	San Antonio's hidden international grocery stores Lauren Loveless \| staff writer San Antonio is known for its' diversity and various cultures, and with that comes many different regional stores hidden in the corners of the city. From Japanese to European, you can basically find any type of global (More)
	Mr. Fish and Bull Gogi food truck brings new food to San Antonio by David Kent \| staff writer With a dog friendly atmosphere that is open to families and college students alike, The Block is a food truck park that offers a wide variety of food from korean to seafood, the (More)
	Shadow of the Tomb Raider is good enough by Jonah Besenty \| staff writer More)
	Black Panther stands apart from pack of Marvel movies by Jeremy Reyes \| staff writer Black Panther is one of the most hyped movies of this year and now that it is out it can face the most terrifying movie critic in the history of movie critics: me, clearly. I'm gonna start by saying that I love all o (More)
	Maze Runner: The Death Cure delivers action packed series finale by Jeremy Reyes \| staff writer Maze Runner: the Death Cure is the third and final installment in the Maze Runner franchise. The movie was released on Jan 26, and was directed by Wes Ball. Now that the basic info is out of the way, let’s push on w (More)
	Review: Neil deGrasse Tyson presentation at the Tobin Center by Emma Fisher \| staff writer The presentation performed by Neil deGrasse Tyson at the Tobin Center on January 17 was a lecture of a lifetime. When I talk to my friends about it, they have no idea who he is. He’s famous for the TV show ‘Cosmos,’ a (More)
	Split Review "Split" premired Friday, Jan. 20, with some theaters offered showings Thursday at midnight. The movie stars James McAvoy as Kevin, a man diagnosed with 23 various personalities. He's slowly starting to uncover the 24th, after he abducts three teenage (More)
	Coffee cravings by Aliyah Armstrong \| staff writer If you’re tired of waiting in line behind everyone from school at Dunkin' Donuts or always having your study dates at Starbucks, here are some of the best places in San Antonio to get your coffee fix. (More)
	'Hush' Review by Cameron Tejeda \| staff writer Hush is a new horror movie released on Netflix and directed by Mike Flanagan, the same guy who brought us Oculus. The main protagonist in the film is actually deaf, which makes the situation that much scarier. & (More)

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	Maybe college doesn't have to be so hard As the end of the first semester starts to come to a close, many students are searching for ways to find affordable living at dream college (that they will hopefully get into). But never fear! College Life, an app designed specifically for this reaso (More)
	San Antonio's hidden international grocery stores Lauren Loveless \| staff writer San Antonio is known for its' diversity and various cultures, and with that comes many different regional stores hidden in the corners of the city. From Japanese to European, you can basically find any type of global (More)
	Mr. Fish and Bull Gogi food truck brings new food to San Antonio by David Kent \| staff writer With a dog friendly atmosphere that is open to families and college students alike, The Block is a food truck park that offers a wide variety of food from korean to seafood, the (More)
	Shadow of the Tomb Raider is good enough by Jonah Besenty \| staff writer More)
	Black Panther stands apart from pack of Marvel movies by Jeremy Reyes \| staff writer Black Panther is one of the most hyped movies of this year and now that it is out it can face the most terrifying movie critic in the history of movie critics: me, clearly. I'm gonna start by saying that I love all o (More)
	Maze Runner: The Death Cure delivers action packed series finale by Jeremy Reyes \| staff writer Maze Runner: the Death Cure is the third and final installment in the Maze Runner franchise. The movie was released on Jan 26, and was directed by Wes Ball. Now that the basic info is out of the way, let’s push on w (More)
	Review: Neil deGrasse Tyson presentation at the Tobin Center by Emma Fisher \| staff writer The presentation performed by Neil deGrasse Tyson at the Tobin Center on January 17 was a lecture of a lifetime. When I talk to my friends about it, they have no idea who he is. He’s famous for the TV show ‘Cosmos,’ a (More)
	Split Review "Split" premired Friday, Jan. 20, with some theaters offered showings Thursday at midnight. The movie stars James McAvoy as Kevin, a man diagnosed with 23 various personalities. He's slowly starting to uncover the 24th, after he abducts three teenage (More)
	Coffee cravings by Aliyah Armstrong \| staff writer If you’re tired of waiting in line behind everyone from school at Dunkin' Donuts or always having your study dates at Starbucks, here are some of the best places in San Antonio to get your coffee fix. (More)
	'Hush' Review by Cameron Tejeda \| staff writer Hush is a new horror movie released on Netflix and directed by Mike Flanagan, the same guy who brought us Oculus. The main protagonist in the film is actually deaf, which makes the situation that much scarier. & (More)