“You’re just a little kid. What do you know?”
“You’re too young to talk about that.”
“You’re too naive to make your own decisions.”
Far too often, adults, especially parents,...
English is my first language, and the only language where I feel I can comfortably express myself.
The majority of the U.S. population speaks English. According to Language Diversity and English Proficiency...
After 15 years of living in one state, one town, one house, moving from Illinois to Texas in the middle of my high school career was not something I was happy about.
The decision had been...
As the sun beats down on my skin and the metronome ticks in my ear, the sound growing louder by each tick-- tick tick, TICK TICK. It was becoming harder to lift my foot up and march in a fluid manner,...
By Addy Buigas-Lopez
Business Manager
She pulled out her color-coded binder and agenda and filled in her schedule for the first week of school. She used a different color for each class and made...
By Thomas Hair
Opinions Editor
For the past four years, I’ve been climbing endlessly, longing to reach the top the mountain that is Coppell High School. But now that I’m pulling myself up onto...
By Thomas Hair
Opinions Editor
What gets in my hair? People who spout off about how modern music is trash or how nothing will ever compare to the “classics” or how the art of music has hit...
By Kristen Shepard
Staff Writer
When my Pre-Calculus teacher joked that the school year ends in March because testing begins, I could not help but realize the truth of the statement. After March, teaching...
By Thomas Hair
Opinions Editor
What gets in my hair? Irresponsible and reckless behavior when communicating online.
The internet is truly a wonderful place.
You can instantly access a wealth...
By Thomas Hair
Opinions Editor
As you fill out the application for your dream college, it is so incredibly easy to lie, to twist the truth to gain an edge over the competition.
The pressure to be...
By Thomas Hair
Opinions Editor
Sometimes, just three words can permanently change your outlook. Even three words read on a tiny cell phone screen during a monotonous bus ride.
It was a particularly...
By Mary Whitfill
Features Editor
With presidential primaries right around the corner, this newly registered voter has shamelessly been doing nothing in her spare time but obsessively following...
