20 things I learned in high school
April 27, 2020
Since my four years have gotten cut short due to a global pandemic, I’ve had a lot of time on my hands to reflect. Whether it be about all the high school memories I’ve made or the ones I feel like I’ve been deprived of, I have a lot to unpack. I’ve always been the type of person that n...
Retrospective 2019
May 13, 2019
Friday, May 3, the National Art Honor Society, with the aid of art teachers, Kelly Chen and Holly Gotula, hosted Retrospective, an event devoted to the artwork of Clements students. The event commenced at 7 p.m., with the arrival of parents and students, eventually filling up the first f...
Clements Soulmates
November 30, 2018
When humans grew too powerful, Zeus came up with a solution: weakness through love. According to Plato’s Symposium, soulmates were created because Zeus recognized that the power humans possessed was strong enough to threaten the authority of the Gods. As a result, Zeus split up the original mortals...
Seniors prepare as graduation nears
Abby Gutierrez, Editor In Chief
May 25, 2018
Cap and gown purchases and invitation orders are top priority for seniors as their last class event quickly approaches: graduation. This year, graduation is set to take place on Thursday, May 31st at 1:00 P.M. While students begin plan for their futures and look forward to life outside...
Assembly educates students on mental health
Abby Gutierrez, Editor In Chief
April 26, 2018
With the intent of raising awareness for mental illnesses, Mental Health Assembly was held on April 19. This event was held in the auditorium from 2:15pm - 2:45pm. There, student and faculty speakers shared personal experiences, the theatre program performed, and information was given surrounding the topic...
Varsity softball seniors hope for successful season
Isabela Ferrer, Guest Writer
April 25, 2018
This year’s 2018 Lady Ranger softball team is excited to work together through district and make it to playoffs. So far the rangers have played through district and are off to playoffs, and many players feel that while this year’s team is different from previous years and that th...
Annual benefit concert changes lives
Abby Gutierrez, Editor In Chief
April 23, 2018
Over 400 students attended Clements Aces and K-Pop clubs’ 2nd annual benefit concert on April 14. The event was held in the auditorium from 7:00pm to 8:30pm. The two organizations raised a total of $2,000 in ticket sales and aim to donate all of the proceeds to Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School in...
Students march for their lives
Leila Stewart, Sport's Editor
April 16, 2018
All across the United States, students and citizens fought for the lives lost due to gun violence and gun reform in the movement, “March for our lives.” This movement spurred from the Parkland shooting this past February where seventeen students lost their lives. However, this is not an unfamiliar trage...
CTV presents annual Clements Got Talent
Ruhee Marfathia, Feature's Editor
April 11, 2018
Clements’ TV (CTV) presents the annual Clement’s Got Talent this Thursday, April 12. This year, there are several Clement’s students showcasing their talent on the show. Come check out all the talent at the CHS Auditorium at 7pm. Here’s a list of all the contenders performing: ...
International Club preps for annual iFest
Arshiya, Leila Stewart, Guest Writer, Sports Editor
March 28, 2018
The annual iFest (International Festival) will be hosted by the International Club in the Clements Commons on March 29th. Unlike most of the educational events that the school offers, iFest has several aspects that set it apart including the variety of food and performances. More than a thousand people...
Where will YOU be in 10 years?
Ginger Williams and Leila Stewart
March 27, 2018
Where do YOU see yourself in the next ten years? Will you be hiking up Machu Picchu or settled down with a nice job and family? Many of us have aspirations for the future and dreams we want to accomplish in our lives. It's good to visualize what our lives could look like years for now so we can plan...
Kondapaneni qualifies for All-State Choir
Chirag Mangnaik, Guest Writer
March 5, 2018
“I started in the third grade” Geyasri Kondapaneni said, an aspiring choir member in her junior year at Clements. “It’s just something I was born with.” Geya was selected to be a Texas All-State Choir Member on January 31st, along with eight other Fort Bend ISD students....
