Chase Wofford, The Sidekick adviser
• February 24, 2022
Deadlines make a newsroom. And news makes a newspaper.
Put them together and you get quite the adrenaline rush. When a Coppell football player scores a touchdown under the Buddy Echols Field lights,...
Rachel Buigas-Lopez
Editor-in-Chief
@rachelbuigas
ORLANDO, Fla. - The sunshine state greeted The Sidekick and KCBY staffs with 80 degree weather, a cookie from the DoubleTree hotel and a bright blue...
By Pranathi Chitta
staff writer
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This morning, 11 members KCBY-TV and Round-Up yearbook members departed for Washington D.C. to attend the Journalism Education Association/National...
By Elizabeth Sims
Enterprise Editor
BOSTON- After three days filled with convention-going, sight seeing and bonding, the 2013 JEA/NSPA Fall National High School Journalism Convention was capped off...
By Kristen Shepard
Editor in Chief
BOSTON - A cow, Miley Cyrus, Santa Claus and Iron Man made an appearance at the Sheraton Boston Hotel on Friday for the JEA/NSPA Fall National High School Journalism...
By Nikki Dabney
Staff Writer
SAN FRANCISCO - Rob and Kristi Rathbun are the dynamic duo of journalism. When students and advisors attend their session “Take it from the top: headlines and ledes”...
By Kristen Shepard
Staff Writer
SAN ANTONIO - At the historic Menger Hotel, it is Halloween all year long. Though guests will not always be in costumes, and you may get a confused look if you say...
By Addy Buigas-Lopez
Business Manager
SEATTLE - Twelve Sidekick staff members, along with their adviser Chase Wofford and KCBY adviser Irma Kennedy, took off Wednesday night for the Journalism...
Key note speaker Laura Ling shares about her experience being held captive in North Korea and the importance of journalism in the world. Photo by Aditi Shrikant.
Crossing the border into hostile...
Mary Whitfill
Features Editor
ANAHEIM, Calif. - When darkness falls on Saturday night, students attending the JEA/NSPA National High School Journalism Convention will gather for the first convention-hosted...
It's a museum. About news. Thus, the Newseum. And as nerdy as it sounds, the collective consensus when The Sidekick editors visited this past weekend for the JEA/NSPA Fall 2009 journalism convention...
If you've been keeping up with your favorite high school newspaper, you know that The Sidekick editors -- 11 total, with adviser Chase Wofford and KCBY teacher Irma Kennedy in tow -- traveled...
