Anjali Vishwanath, Daily News/Assignment Editor
• September 15, 2021
Control my expression. Flip over the paper. Duck out of the room.
Hallway.
Hallway.
So close.
“Hey Anjali, what did you get on the test?” My heart drops.
My instinct is to defend my...
Angelina Liu, Visual Media Editor
• September 9, 2021
“Please see me after class.”
The big red letters scrawled at the top of my first test in my freshman Gifted and Talented English class test taunted me as I stared at my failing grade in disbelief....
Anjali Krishna, Executive Editor-in-Chief
• September 7, 2021
As students return back to school and thus to their extracurriculars, the issue of time commitment is brought up every year. Band, with its current practices from 4:45 p.m. to 7:15 p.m. and its summer...
Coppell Observer is a humorous column about life as a teenager. Please be warned that any and all sass is due to the writers’ similar situation as adolescents (even though we feel so much older). You,...
Coppell Observer is a humorous column about life as a teenager. Please be warned that any and all sass is due to the writers’ similar situation as adolescents (even though we feel so much older). You,...
Sreeja Mudumby, Executive editorial page editor
• August 31, 2021
“Hey guys! Welcome back to my channel!”
If I had a dollar for the amount of times I heard this line, I would have as much money as the creator of that video themselves.
Over the last 15 years,...
With school returning in person this year, many students are both excited and nervous as there are many uncertainties with the COVID-19 pandemic.
Masks have been an essential for many students...
As a young woman who is one quarter Japanese through my mother, it outright infuriates me to see Asians discriminated against, notably women. And this discrimination often comes in the form of stereotypes.
For...
In a place I go to dodge my other responsibilities, a place I consider a safe haven and a place that often hides me as well as I hide my addiction to it, the phrase “no ethical consumption under capitalism”...
There was once a little girl obsessed with the Disney movie The Little Mermaid. Though lacking in red hair and a tail, Ariel was reflected in her through curiosity: the defining trait of the princess and...
In December of freshman year, on a display table to the left of the cash registers on the right side of the Disney store in Grapevine Mills Mall, I found a black fuzzy jacket with a small Mickey Mouse...
Generation Z is an x variable in the equation of the modern world. The oldest Gen Z is 24 years old, the youngest is 9. Not only are we mostly in the dark about what makes us unique as a generation, we’re...
