What are two books that you recommend and why?
I'm going to start off with my first non-fiction book, “The Demon of Unrest”. It's an Erik Larson who does an amazing job on non-fiction, but “The...
The blue stage lights dimmed as Alyssa Serrano took her hundredth bow. She'd bowed to various lights: pink, yellow, red, green, white, you name it. She'd bowed to hundreds of people, and performed in multiple...
Retrospective was held on May 12th. Retrospective is a public art gallery hosted by the Clements Art Program. It was held on May 12 at school. Students from all art classes display their art around the...
As the stage light streaks upon the auditorium stage, it dawns on a performance that will be a significant moment for all choir students. Being the result of the work and organization of the entire choir...
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“You’re on your own. And you know what you know. And you are the one who’ll decide...
The swim team competed in Regionals on Feb. 3-4.
Sophomore Austin Pan had a strong start to the relay race, while Texas A&M commit Logan Brown and Virginia commit Hayden Bellotti followed...
The African American Student Association held its annual wax museum on Feb. 23.
“Over the years the event has changed quite a bit, as it used to be an event in which students would go around and hear...
Graduation day is a day of significance for us all, as it is both a beginning and an end to a chapter in our lives. As you walk across that stage to receive a diploma, many doors beyond the school we’ve...
The auditorium slowly fills up with excited faces. Some hold up their cameras, anticipating the orchestra performance to begin soon. The stage is dimly lit with many students dressed in formal attire....
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A twelve-year drought ended when the Varsity Football team beat Travis High School in a neck-and-neck 20-17 game on Oct 7.
“We felt like we had a good game plan and that we had the players...
