Record national early voting turnout make up 2018 midterm election
Christine Zacuai, Executive News Editor
November 6, 2018
The doors of Coppell City Hall usher in and out eager voters ready to cast their ballots as local representatives and supporters patiently gather under their canopies under the cloudy skies for this year’s midterm election. The polls saw a slow but steady flow of voters throughout the da...
Bright future awaits cross country team following state meet
November 10, 2017
Filed under Cross Country, Fall Sports, Sports
The Coppell High School girls cross country team went into the Class 6A Meet at Round Rock last Saturday with one goal in mind: finishing top five overall. Though it fell two places short of this goal, finishing seventh place overall, the team saw improvement from last year’s 15th place ...
Affirmative Action system needs to close loophole, catch up with times
January 29, 2014
Filed under Opinions
By Kristen Shepard Editor in Chief It is a typical day in a Coppell Calculus class. “I think I will get into Harvard, because my SAT score is great,” senior A said. “I think I will because I have great leadership experience,” senior B said. “I think I will because I have a stellar GPA,” ...
Skin color plays unfair role in college acceptance
March 20, 2012
Filed under Opinions
By Kara Adkins Online Copy Editor Even with a perfect GPA, great test scores and an extensive list of extracurricular activities, certain students may be passed up by the college of their dreams because of one deciding factor: their race. This nation claims to be a country of equality, bu...
Registration for annual Turkey Trot begins
November 11, 2011
Filed under News Blog
By Caroline Carter Staff Writer Every Thanksgiving Day the Dallas YMCA and Capital One Bank put on the annual Turkey Trot. Registration has begun and it will be a fun event for the whole family. The Turkey Trot began 43 years ago and was originally held at White Rock Lake but is now held in D...
