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When life gives you lemons, but society tells you they’re useless

July 5, 2021

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by Isai Carmona | staff writer Summer began, and Joe Sweeney was ready to kick back and relax in his precious moments of vacation, which would soon be ruined by yet another year of school. However, one thing...

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Ten ways to stay productive and organized over the summer

Chloe Jordan

May 29, 2021

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Here’s a list of ten things you can do over the summer to stay organized and productive.

Freshman Elizabeth Farias in a red flannel back to school

The first day of school in February

Chloe Jordan

April 5, 2021

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Many students have chosen to come back to in-person school later in the year, freshman Elizabeth Farias being one of them, arriving to her first day of school on Feb. 1.

Collection of Squishmallows, including the strawberry, pig, axolotl, caticorn, and dog.

The search for Squishmallows

Chloe Jordan

March 19, 2021

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The trend of buying Squishmallows has erupted recently.

Dog Haus Biergarten opens location in Stone Oak

Kenneth Rosa

March 5, 2021

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by Kenneth Rosa | staff writer Dog Haus Biergarten is a fast food chain founded by Hagop Giragossian, Quasim Riaz and Andre Vener who opened their doors in their first location in Pasadena, California in 201...

Why students are missing out on taking extra foreign classes

Lauryn Chavez

February 22, 2021

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Lauryn Chavez | sports editor Although only two years of foreign language are required, teachers still encourage students to take additional language courses to further benefit the student over time. “On...

‘Fit’ting in, standing out

Chloe Jordan

February 8, 2021

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Basketball Coach Stephanie Desmarais dresses up for basketball games.

Volunteer opportunities in San Antonio around Christmas, even with COVID

Chloe Jordan

December 15, 2020

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Here’s what you can still volunteer for, even with COVID, to help provide for those in need this Christmas.

Deaf etiquette – respecting deaf culture and being inclusive

Chloe Jordan

November 30, 2020

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If you are a hearing person, there are a few simple steps you can take to create an accepting and comfortable atmosphere for deaf people.

The show goes on – a Johnson Theatre update

Chloe Jordan

October 16, 2020

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Johnson Theatre has continued producing shows like She Kills Monsters, a haunted house attraction, and Much Ado About Nothing, despite complications of COVID.

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When life gives you lemons, but society tells you they’re useless

Ten ways to stay productive and organized over the summer

The first day of school in February

The search for Squishmallows

Dog Haus Biergarten opens location in Stone Oak

Why students are missing out on taking extra foreign classes

‘Fit’ting in, standing out

Volunteer opportunities in San Antonio around Christmas, even with COVID

Deaf etiquette – respecting deaf culture and being inclusive

The show goes on – a Johnson Theatre update

How to improve your time spent using Microsoft Paint

Pantry essentials for summer baking

What you need to know before you pull up in your local fast food establishment

Get creative and improve your art skills in a few simple steps

When life gives you lemons, but society tells you they’re useless

How to improve your time spent using Microsoft Paint

Pantry essentials for summer baking

What you need to know before you pull up in your local fast food establishment

Get creative and improve your art skills in a few simple steps

When life gives you lemons, but society tells you they’re useless