Student News and Views of Theodore Roosevelt High School
By Juan Villanueva | Big Stick Editor Over a century ago, women had little to no voice in politics. Even before that, women were regarded as less of equal to men and were rarely educated, nor were they expected to be more than simple housewives. With faith for change, the first Women’s Suffrage Movement began in the 1840s, when women […]
Read moreBy Juan Villanueva | Waking up in Andrew McBurney’s shoes is simple, as long as there’s morning coffee, and some days, all-day coffee. Always being determined, open-minded and patient, life has always been both ideal and different for him. Spending his childhood here in San Antonio, he lived life to the fullest, never missing out on fun. On occasions, McBurney went on road […]
Read moreBy Juan Villanueva | Big Stick Editor | Over the past year, Donald Trump has often found himself making a fool out of his family, his party, and mostly himself, which makes him a man unfit to be many things, one of them, the president. With many racial outbursts such as referring to Mexicans as “criminals” and “rapists,” implying Muslims are […]
Read moreBy Juan Villanueva | Big Stick Editor | Like any student who roams the halls today, so once did science teacher Sarah Chandler. Since day one as a student, the ‘nerd,’ as she describes herself, knew she wanted to major in science. Throughout her years here on campus learning, Chandler realized that day by day, she fell more and more […]
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