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LIghtsticks, a phenomenon unique to Asian music, are plastic cheering lights fans bring to concerts. The lights are unique to the band, and can range from $30 to $100. Some lightsticks even hook up to bluetooth and can create designs within the crowd.

A myriad of music

Charlie Clark, Staff Reporter
October 4, 2021
Central daylight time of every major moment.

Reporter reflects on 9/11, 20 years later

Sean Buck, Staff Reporter
September 11, 2021
After idolizing the age of 16 as a child, Staff Reporter Charlie Clark comments about the age, claiming it it not what it is chalked up to be.

Nothing but a number

Charlie Clark, Staff Reporter
May 6, 2021
I want to live. I want to laugh, listen to great music and dance. Students were given a Prom Promise to sign the week leading into prom. Staff reporter Alyssa Seaton shares why prom should be alcohol and drug-free.

Why should I behave responsibly on prom night?

Alyssa Seaton , Staff Reporter
April 9, 2021
Upon entering Six Flags Over Texas, Gills sister Katy, brother Timothy and mother Kristina begin a fun-filled family day. As they were leaving the park people ran back in the gates, running from an active shooter situation.

4 minutes of fear

Laura Gill, Associate Editor
April 6, 2021
Clark and her siblings were rewarded with a trip to Tokyo Disney Sea after finishing their first Japanese language textbook. Japanese has three written languages: Hiragana, Katakana and Kanji. They worked on reading, writing and speaking while in the country.

Travel and Tribulations

Charlie Clark, Staff Reporter
February 3, 2021
Recipes for ...

Recipes for …

Caroline Ragland, Staff Reporter
December 15, 2020
One of the first collages Loria crafted while beginning his art journey, titled Working Machine. A blend of magazine elements, washi tape and stock paper, the collage lay in one of the various journals filled with mixed media art by Loria.

Cut, paste, art

Blake Loria, Editor-in-Chief
December 8, 2020
Backus considers her passion for cooking and how her passion became her dream. I got my love of baking from my grandmother, Backus said. I would be so excited to visit her, getting to learn her recipes and spend time with her in the kitchen.

Baking dreams from scratch

Hannah Backus, Editor-in-Chief
December 4, 2020
For those who dislike pumpkin, this recipe can be made using a baked and mashed sweet potato instead of pumpkin puree. Nevertheless, it is the perfect recipe for the fall holidays.

Halloween recipe to fall for

Hannah Backus, Editor-in-Chief
October 27, 2020
Clark comments on how she has progressed on the piano throughout her life after playing the instrument for ten years. I can still remember, clear as day, the first piano lesson I ever had, Clark said. I did not know at the time, but I had begun a chapter of my life I couldn’t bring myself to close.

In the right key

Charlie Clark, Staff Reporter
October 20, 2020
Nineteen years ago today, thousands of Americans lost their lives when hijackers took command of and crashed four planes, two of which hit the World Trade Center in New York City, N.Y. Dust and ash covered Lower Manhattan, and even though the nation was permanently affected, the day is often times neglected by Americans.

9/11 remembered, but not lived

Abigail Bell, Managing Editor
September 11, 2020
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