Anika Arutla, Social Media Manager
• December 17, 2019
As a recently turned 18-year-old, the past decade is what I consider to be the growing point of my life. Throughout these years, I have learned more about myself and about the world, mostly thanks to the...
Editor’s note: This story is a part of The Sidekick series on the #MeToo movement and sexual harassment.
It is uncomfortable, sensitive and difficult to talk about in everyday life, but in...
As the weather grows cooler and days grow shorter, there is no better way to spend your free time than with your nose in a book while drinking hot chocolate and hiding under blankets. Prepare to kick back...
Lina Pyon, Co-Social Media Manager
• April 26, 2017
Green slime, posters of horror movies and figurines of Frankenstein are the first things that stand out in Matthew Bowden’s room. Bowden teaches GT/Ap English IV and Creative Writing, and has been teaching...
Zach Sherman
English Teacher
Sometimes English teachers ruin books. We emphasize quantity more than quality, discuss too many “devices,” refuse to let a book be a book. When I say “we”...
By Rebecca Fowler
Staff Writer
With AP tests next month, students planning to take the AP Literature exam are brushing up on their book smarts—their knowledge of novels, that is.
With a massive...
By Rebecca Fowler
Staff Writer
If you haven’t heard of the Kindle yet, you will.
Largely growing in popularity, this little device is greatly altering the way we read and gain information. It...
By Rebecca Fowler
Staff Writer
The C.L.A.M., Coppell Literary Arts Magazine, deadline for submissions is this Friday, Dec. 18.
All pieces of writing and photography can be given to Mr. Bowden...
