Caussey begins new semester with AP World History
January 30, 2014
By Pranathi Chitta Staff Writer For many students, this is a new semester with new classes, but for Chris Caussey it is a new semester with teaching a new course. Caussey was an on-level and Pre-AP World Geography teacher, but now he has taken the place of Brian Rohloff, former AP World History-Blended...
Second languages become increasingly necessary
May 18, 2012
By Dyer Whitt Staff Writer Someone once said, “If you speak three languages, you’re trilingual. If you speak two languages, you’re bilingual. If you speak one language — you’re American.” This humorous yet extremely truthful statement is becoming increasingly more apparent in today...
Fall has finally arrived
October 18, 2011
By Chase Porter Staff Writer Today, October 18th, has been the coldest day in months and it is expected to stay this way throughout the rest of the week. Throughout this past summer up until now temperatures have been reaching up into the high 90s and even reaching into the 100s. Also, North Texas...
World of woes
May 9, 2011
Madison Ford Staff Writer Who do you call when your country is in peril? What country holds the responsibility of the protector? It seems this burden, or perhaps privilege, has fallen on the United States. However, the United States’ penchant for aiding other nations comes under fire at...
