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Photo Essay: What my house has taught me about cultivating culture

Kelly Wei, Editor-in-Chief|April 5, 2019

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Kelly Wei is a senior staffer, serving her third year as Editor-in-Chief. In her free time, you can probably find her hiding out in a boba cafe with her...

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Ode to her: Connecting through cuisine (with video)

Out of the core academic subjects, high schoolers tend to brush off social studies classes, not understanding how a lack of knowledge in this subject could harm them in the future. The Sidekick staff writer Yug Talukdar thinks learning social studies is essential for students’ understanding of the world around them.

Stop sleeping on social studies

At Coppell High School, it’s not uncommon to see a menagerie of unique styles as students use fashion as a mode of self expression, but many people do not understand the labor behind their favorite clothing pieces. The Sidekick staff designer Noor Fatima calls for a higher appreciation of sewing as a labor and art form.

The value in every stitch

In the past decade, less people have been considering fine arts as a valid career path. Staff writer Neha Nathwani explores the implications of a society that undervalues visual arts. Photo illustration by Neha Nathwani

Practicing the art of valuing art

In high school, many teenagers have made working out a vital part of their schedule. The Sidekick editorial board explores the possible extremes of working out and its consequences from it.

Coppell Student Media

Coppell Student Media

Coppell Student Media

Photo Essay: What my house has taught me about cultivating culture

Ode to her: Connecting through cuisine (with video)

Stop sleeping on social studies

The value in every stitch

Practicing the art of valuing art

Editorial: Exercising gym awareness against extremes

Coppell Student Media

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