What is the right way to spend summer?
May 27, 2018
Filed under Editorial, Opinions
The final bell rings, and it feels like the beginning scene of High School Musical 2. It is finally summer. Some Coppell High School students are rushing home, ready to start binging on the latest Netflix show, and others head straight to the neighborhood pool, ready to cool off from the...
Broadening our scope, considering non-traditional paths post graduation
April 11, 2018
Filed under Editorial, Opinions
Often, the idea of attending traditional college after graduation is drilled into high school students’ minds by parents, peers and teachers as a fixed expectation, the only respectable option. But dropping that presumption and encouraging open mindedness would greatly benefit many students. F...
Taking our beliefs to the ballot
February 27, 2018
Filed under Editorial, Opinions
From the inauguration of a new president and the Charlottesville protests to the devastation of Hurricane Harvey and uncovering sexual assault and harassment, 2017 was a year of change. These changes did not go unnoticed. On Jan. 20, people around the world took to the streets for the second annu...
#MeToo, old and new: Recent sexual assault allegations bring light to power of people
December 20, 2017
Filed under Editorial, Opinions
On Oct. 5, The New York Times published an article that exposed accusations of Hollywood producer Harvey Weinstein’s of rape, sexual assault and harassment of dozens of women. A day later, Defy Media Senior Vice President Andy Signore was accused of sexual assault and harassment. Less than a week after that, Hea...
You do not have all the time in the world
October 18, 2017
Filed under Editorial, Opinions
Too many times, when we ask our classmates what they want to do as a career, they do not know. They think they have plenty of time, and they do not have to worry about it. That statement could not be farther from the truth. Whether you are a freshman, sophomore, junior or senior, four ye...
Relearning lessons in our generation
October 1, 2016
Filed under Editorial, Opinions, Student Opinions
Each generation has its tragedies, its triumphs and its lessons. As millennials, we have our own set of issues that we have to tackle. Self-gratification, political correctness, technology addiction and the list goes on. But, as we examine this issues we have to ask ourselves: Are there some les...
College is a place to grow up, not be more coddled
Emma Cummins, Executive Opinions Editor
May 28, 2016
Filed under Editorial, Opinions
As the year comes to a close, seniors find themselves in the position they had seen those before them take. Their time in high school and at home is over; college, real life and adult responsibilities are the new mantle every young person must take up and hopefully master. But, in the year ...
Whether religious or not, Christmas unifies
December 24, 2015
Filed under Editorial, Opinions, Student Opinions
By Emma Cummins Editorial Page Editor You get in the car, shut your door, turn on the radio and the first thing you hear on the radio is “Silent Night.” You continue driving down the street and see the rows of houses decorated in Christmas lights, wishing everyone a “Merry Christm...
Violent v.s. peaceful protest: Is cathartic protest through violence warranted or effective?
December 20, 2015
Filed under Editorial, Opinions
In the past year and a half, many protests in the name of racial justice have occurred throughout cities in America, some peaceful and some violent. In Chicago, peaceful protests took place after the release of a video in which police officer, Jason Van Dyke unnecessarily shot 17-year-old...
Math, science are not the only indication of intelligence
November 11, 2015
Filed under Editorial, Opinions, Showcase, Student Opinions
By Emma Cummins Editorial Page Editor At Coppell High School, we are recognized for our academic rigor. While CHS may offer students an excellent education, this however, does not mean that the areas of emphasis within the school are balanced. The maths and sciences are especially em...
Books are a necessity when growing up
October 15, 2015
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By Emma Cummins Editorial Page Editor While movies and music have their benefits, books are often forgotten in this day and age. Reading is extremely important to a person's development and should never be forgotten. No matter the book, it is always salubrious to sit down and read, even...
Twitter sends a mixed message with news
September 14, 2015
Filed under Editorial, Opinions
You unlock your iPhone; you slide over to Twitter and you open up the oh-so familiar app. Why do you open it? To see your friend's tweets, see the newest celebrity Twitter rant, or to read about current events? If this last option seems out of place, perhaps we should discuss why Twitter is a news so...
Christine Zacuai, Executive News Editor
Nishant Medicharla, Staff Writer
Nicolas Reyes, Staff Writer
Camila Villarreal, Staff Writer
Arman Merchant, Staff Writer
