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Summer School
By: Marisa Barrera As the school year is coming to an end, some of us will enjoy our summer break and others will spend their summer learning what they didn’t retain in school. This year in NEISD, summer school will be held at Krueger and Harris Middle School for middle school curriculum. From July 16th through […]
Yellowstone is bigger than Mt. Saint Helens
By: Clarissa Litterio Yellowstone’s geysers are very large and are spread out through the park. They are all located above Yellowstone’s magma chamber. Yellowstone’s famous geyser, Old Faithful, is surrounded by many big and small geysers that are unnamed. Originally geysers are created through the groundwater from the rain, and the melted snow that has […]
Why Should You Join Journalism?
By: Giavanna Galvez Journalism is an elective class that you can take in middle and high school. In that class you can take pictures for the yearbook, draw pictures for the Literary Magazine, write articles about anything you want for the online newspaper (if it’s appropriate), help design the yearbook, and many more fun and […]
Save our World!
By: Karin Luna Not too long ago, I visited the magnificent Houston Zoo. The exhibits were phenomenal, the nature was refreshing, and the animals were most memorable. However, a dreadful fact was proven. It seemed as if in every direction I looked, there was a sign announcing that the animal was endangered. To be endangered […]
Marilyn Monroe: Mini Biography
By: Margaret Goree Norma Jean Mortenson (Marilyn Monroe) was born on June 1, 1926, in Los Angeles, California. Her dad abandoned her family, leaving her mother to take care of her. Her mother’s side of the family, however, had a long history of mental illness, dating back generations. Gladys Mortenson (the mother), had a lot […]