By Travis Ostby The bowling lanes of Brunswick were filled with excitement and nervousness as the Madison bowling team took to the pins for their first match of the season. Making their way to the bowling alley, the girl’s team was down one player, as grades made her ineligible to play, thus they started the…
Month: November 2013
Student Life
Photos by Mackenzie Wallace
A Week in Pictures
Photos by Jissele Wright
Social Media: Blessing, or Curse?
By Danielle Cramberg We live in a generation where people wake up and check their Twitter and Facebook accounts instead of reading the newspaper; people fall asleep scrolling through Tumblr instead of reading a book. Social media does have it’s benefits. People are able to network now more than ever before, reaching out to colleagues,…
Classical Carnival
By Mackenzie Wallace A carnival is making its way over to the Madison PAC this Friday. This circus, however, is composed of violins, violas, and cellos, creating the eighth annual Carnival of the Animals performance hosted by the Madison orchestra. Fifth grade students from the various Madison cluster schools get the opportunity to tune in…
Making it to the Big Leauges
By Mikaela Arce Defeating Johnson and gaining the most prestigious honor of advancing to the playoffs for the first time in 13 years, Madison walked out of Blossom Athletic Center victorious. “When we won, the atmosphere was filled with excitement,” sophomore and outside hitter Sydney Moriss said. “Everyone started crying. We had so much pride…
The Marshall Mathers LP 2
By Meagan Ozuna “Guess who’s back, back again?” The infamous Eminem is back once again and causing mayhem…like always. He is returning with his eighth studio album, “The Marshall Mathers LP 2,” and it’s as if he never left. If this is the alleged last album for the rapper, he most certainly outdid himself and…
Bringing Back Unity
By Marlen Zamora As the Unity Club students piled into the Piper Bass Student Center on Oct 31 for an NEISD conference, they were soon joined by the six schools of the district. A sense of anxiousness filled the room as no one knew what to expect in the next 5 hours. “For this conference…
New Faces: Kelly Taylor
By Fryda De Alva This week’s new face is assistant principle Kelly Taylor who has been a part of our faculty for a grand total of 5 years, which is only a small portion of her 22 year run in the educational system. Although Taylor may not be new to our campus, she is by…
Kandy Kraze
By Jissele Wright Ag held their second annual Kandy 4 Kids on Wednesday night in the Ag arena. Many families attended the event even though it was raining outside. According to James Wilson, the Ag teacher in charge of Kandy 4 Kids, the turnout was greater then he expected. “I had no idea how many people…