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Coppell High School senior Cameron Reid plays guitar at Andy Brown Park East on Oct. 21. Coppell has a rich history in the arts whether it be performing or visual.

Adding texture to paint

Avani Kashyap, Daily News/Assignment Editor November 5, 2020

In 1999, a small, unused fire station was converted to Coppell’s first Center for the Arts. Twenty-one years later, in the midst of a pandemic, the first, brand new Coppell Arts Center had its opening...

Coppell residents hold signs in the sky to protest against racial inequality on Sandy Lake Road on June 6. Coppell has recently experienced a burst of advocacy against racial inequality after the death of George Floyd.

The ramifications, realizations of racial inequality

Shreya Beldona, Executive enterprise editor October 1, 2020

Discrimination. “I can take a joke,” Coppell High School sophomore Faith Smith said. “But I can’t take racism disguised as a joke.”  Whether the intention behind acts of discrimination...

Coppell has made a name for itself in the local business scene, with a growing business economy and pro-business attitude. The city government hopes to continue attracting businesses and building its image.

Coppell’s blooming business scene: present condition, tackling COVID-19 and future ambitions

Akif Abidi, Staff Writer May 15, 2020

Coppell is a prime example of the tremendous growth North Texas cities have been experiencing the past few decades-- booming from approximately 16,000 residents to 42,000 residents in the last 30 years. As...

On March 26 at Grapevine Springs Park, Coppell High School senior Leo Swaldi, who is attending A&M this fall, takes a photo with CHS senior Rushil Nakkana, who is attending UT Austin. With the rise in competitiveness of acceptances, CHS students’ have increased flexibility in which of the two colleges they apply to and are less bound by family traditions.

To hook ‘em or to gig ‘em

Victoria Hertel, Staff Writer May 7, 2020

After decades of devotion to college tradition in the footsteps of relatives or friends, Coppell students have increased flexibility in which Texas colleges they apply to because of rising competitiveness...

Due to COVID-19, events such as Prom, concerts and sporting events were cancelled. On March 21, Dallas County mandated that only essential services are to remain open as per social distancing measures.

Keeping your distance

Shivi Sharma, CHS9 Editor April 17, 2020

At 11 a.m., Kelly's Texican Grill owner Lawrence Kelly pushes open his restaurant’s door, his footsteps breaking the silence that surrounds the unmoved chairs and tables. Sunlight seeps through the windows...

Coppell High School senior CJ Konwe eats a meatless burger. Veganism/plant-based eating is becoming more popular due to a changing culture and increased dining options.

V is for vegan

Shreya Beldona, Staff Writer April 3, 2020

It is the little asterisk, the green leaf, the “v,” the check mark to look for. It is a symbol of inclusivity, a respite from the alienation faced when going out. It is what plant-based eaters/vegans...

Digital design programs such as Adobe Photoshop can be used to recreate physical pieces of art, including this mural in Downtown Carrollton depicting the Plaza Arts Center. Digital art has become a more popular medium in the art world throughout the last few decades, creating a new platform for artists.

Next generation of artists flourishing through evolving visual design fields

Shravya Mahesh, Entertainment Editor March 1, 2020

Bold strokes of vivid color. Clean, orderly lines sweeping from top to bottom. A cursor tracing the edges of an object. A screen, a mouse and a hand. This is the modern reality of art.  In a rapidly...

Artificial intelligence is one of the fastest growing technologies in today’s age. As it progresses, more debates have arisen concerning the safety and true potential of AI. Graphic by Cristina Gomez.

Venturing into the era of artificial intelligence: humanity’s doom or greatest ally? (Part 1)

Akif Abidi, Staff Writer February 1, 2020

  From portable virtual reality headsets to self-landing space rockets, new technological advancements are popping up right and left in today’s age. However, among the expanding sea of innovation,...

Artificial intelligence is one of the most up-and-coming technologies of the decade. The Sidekick staff writer Akif Abidi shares his thoughts about the future of AI becoming humanity’s next big invention.

Venturing into the era of artificial intelligence: the other side of the coin (Parts 2, 3, 4)

Akif Abidi, Staff Writer February 1, 2020

  This is part of a four-part news feature package. Click here to read part one.   Though the idea of an AI-driven car is often criticized, it's hard to ignore that 95 percent of...

Sports such as softball, cross country, soccer, swimming and football all have races that are stereotyped as participants. These racial patterns can be seen both on a professional and high school level.

Coloring in the lines

Sally Parampottil, Executive Sports Editor January 2, 2020

Throughout the world, about 200 sports are internationally recognized. In total, there are an estimated 800 sports throughout the world, including regional and specialized sports. Just as those smaller-scale...

Candidates Elizabeth Warren, Joe Biden and Bernie Sanders are campaigning for the 2020 Democratic primaries. Issues including college debt forgiveness, climate change and abortion are of central discussion. Photos courtesy commons.wikimedia.org and Flickr.

Electing the decade’s first president

Nicolas Reyes, Staff Writer December 5, 2019

Only about 1% of the American population lives in the little midwestern state. Its rolling waves of maize largely shy away from the cameras. But once every four years, a media army sets up base in Iowa....

Coppell High School IB teacher Jared Stansel displays his feelings toward the migration of Californians to Texas with a sticker on his truck. Many people have moved in search of better job opportunities and a higher quality of life.

Howdy, dude: Californians migrating east to affordable opportunities of the Lone Star State

Shreya Beldona, Staff Writer November 22, 2019

Don’t California my Texas. The bold statement aimed at the increasing rates of Californian migration to Texas seems to refer to one issue — red versus blue. However, the issue and tensions spawn...

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