By Kara Adkins Online Copy Editor The catchy slogans and nerve racking speeches are all paying off for students running for class officers today. Voting for president, historian, secretary, and...

The naming of Superlatives is one of the most quintessential traditions of the American high school experience. Every school year, as the final months begin to arrive, the entire student body of Coppell...

By Jordan Bickham Staff Writer As students in high school, some of us, myself included, do not care much about politics until they start affecting us personally.  One of these moments is when you...

By Henna Khan Business Manager Coppell has once again reached that stage in its political journey for new City Council members, as well as new CISD board members to be elected. Early voting began...

Rebecca Neumann Entertainment Editor For those lucky seniors who have turned eighteen since the gubernatorial elections, their first opportunity to vote begins on May 2. Early voting for the Coppell...

Rebecca Neumann Entertainment Editor As you may or may not know, May 14 is an election day. It is not a national or state election, but it is still important for all seniors to take part in it. There...

By Mary Whitfill There are a lot of things that bother me, as many of you know if you have been reading my blogs over the years. I don’t like people who avoid controversial issues, I don’t like...

by Ellen Cameron Staff Writer Yesterday, for the first time ever, I exercised my 19th Amendment rights to vote. It wasn't that important of an election--just the Texas Gubernatorial Primary--but...