Top Story #1
Increase in airport security leaves wake of unhappy nations
Julia Young
Co-Editor-in-Chief
Following the thwarted Christmas Day terrorist attempt to take down a U.S. jetliner approaching Detroit, U.S. administration created a list of 14 high-risk countries whose residents would experience greater security searches in U.S. airports, Pakistan, Syria, Afghanistan,...
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Athletes seal deal on signing day
Zahra Mitchell
Staff Writer
Making the final goal of a game or passing the winning touchdown all comes into focus as senior athletes signed with their future universities earlier this month. For students aspiring to continue playing their sport in college, the wait finally ended. When signing with...
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Dear John
Ashley Taylor
Staff Writer
Channing Tatum and Amanda Seyfried play an intriguing onscreen couple that must face the challenges that come with separation in Dear John. In the movie, Tatum’s character, John, meets Seyfried’s character, Savannah, when he saves her bag after she drops it in the water....
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Dallas Arts District
Reece Pritchard
Staff Writer
With the completion of the architecturally stunning arts district, Dallas gives new light in the arts world. With world-class additions to the city, the stages are set for a culture shock, the likes of which has never been seen before in Texas. Finally Dallas has something...
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Increase in airport security leaves wake of unhappy nations
Written by Julia Young, Co-Editor-in-Chief
Following the thwarted Christmas Day terrorist attempt to take down a U.S. jetliner approaching Detroit, U.S. administration created a list of 14 high-risk countries whose residents would experience greater security searches in U.S. airports, Pakistan,... Read more »
February 25, 2010 • 0 comments • Filed Under News, Top Stories
The 2012 Phenomenon
Written by Angela Trinh, Staff Writer
2012. The mention of this specific year brings forth a plethora of emotions including fear, anger, anxiety, and the refusal to believe it at all. December 21, 2012 was believed to be the end of the Mayan calendar, and what seems to be declared as the... Read more »
February 11, 2010 • 0 comments • Filed Under Features
Toss up between early action, early decision: Which choice is right for you
Written by Ashley Taylor, Staff Writer
The Nov. 1 early action and early decision waits just passed for seniors. Although not mandatory, many students find early action and early decision deadlines appealing because of rumored inflated acceptance rates for those that apply within this earlier... Read more »
Athletes seal deal on signing day
Written by Zahra Mitchell, Staff Writer
Making the final goal of a game or passing the winning touchdown all comes into focus as senior athletes signed with their future universities earlier this month. For students aspiring to continue playing their sport in college, the wait finally ended. When... Read more »
February 24, 2010 • 0 comments • Filed Under Sports, Top Stories
New single promotes world unity
Written by Amber Mallory, Staff Writer
On Feb. 12, 2010 history repeated itself with the release of the reinvented “We Are the World” song during the opening ceremony of the 2010 Winter Olympics. “We Are the World,” previously recorded in 1985 to promote awareness in Africa, now features... Read more »
February 22, 2010 • 0 comments • Filed Under Arts & Entertainment, Entertainment, Featured A&E
Africa steals spotlight, overshadows global needs
Written by Amy Tang, Staff Writer
Turn on the radio or the television. Without a doubt, an infomercial will stream informing viewers about the poor conditions of Africa including poverty and diseases such as AIDS. The media informs the world about what goes on in Africa but other destitute... Read more »
November 4, 2009 • 0 comments • Filed Under World
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