Coppell Student Media

House of Sharing visits Coppell, spreads awareness of comfort women

Amy Roh, Student Life Editor • April 22, 2016

The pain of the past can be changed by the strength of the present. On Thursday in the Lecture Hall, Coppell High School students had the unique opportunity to meet Korean war survivor Lee...

America must abolish Death Penalty, Hair says

April 10, 2012

By Thomas Hair Online Copy Editor The United States of America has always stood for something. Right now, however, the United States of America sends a depraved message to the world as a sponsor...

Japanese celebration begins New Year

January 13, 2012

By Kelly Stewart Opinions Editor This Saturday, the Japan-America Society of Dallas will host a Japanese New Year celebration called “Mochitsuki”. Mochitsuki is the pounding of Japanese sweet...

Second earthquake hits Japan

January 5, 2012

By Kelly Stewart Opinions Editor Japan has not seen the last of the earthquakes; a second quake has struck just south of the island just hours after the New Year was proclaimed according to CNN. Thankfully,...

Pearl Harbor, 70 years later

December 7, 2011

By Seth Slover Staff Writer Americans throughout the country are commemorating the 70th anniversary of Pearl Harbor today. Many years later, Japan's attack at Pearl Harbor still draws a great deal...

Photo Gallery: A thousand cranes

April 4, 2011

Photos by Brian Hwu

Japan relief efforts: how you can help

March 21, 2011

Ashleigh Heaton Editor-in-Chief Over the break, Japan was devastated by a 8.9 earthquake and tsunami in the Sendai area. Since the event, Japan has felt the effects all over its country, as far as...

Domino’s pays lucky employee $31,000

November 3, 2010

Kara Adkins For every broke teenager looking for a part time job, Domino’s is now hiring. And unlike most teenage jobs that pay minimum wage Domino's is offering to pay $31,000/ hour. No,...