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Orchestra members are ready for fall concert

Shreya Agrawal, Staff Reporter October 4, 2022

Orchestra is performing its first concert of the year on Wednesday at 6:30 p.m. in the auditorium. Orchestra director Julie Blackstock is excited that new orchestra students will get to perform in the auditorium for the first time.  “I’m...

Staff comic  Gothic Autumn provided by guest contributor Aarushi Ray.

Gothic Autumn

Aarushi Ray, Guest Contributor October 3, 2022

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In this weekly column, senior Emily Thomas provides her take on a new albums, concerts, and artists.

Acoustic Avenues: Entergalactic

Aarya Oswal, Staff Reporter October 3, 2022

In a recent interview with Apple Music’s Zane Lowe, Kid Cudi suggested that his latest album, Entergalactic, may be his last studio album, however it may not be the best project to leave his legacy behind. This album also comes with the release of...

In this weekly column, Wingspan staff writes about the gaming and esports community.

Videogame Volumes: Overwatch 2

Vaughn Perez, Staff Reporter September 30, 2022

Now I’ve not played Overwatch extensively, but I am extremely excited for Blizzard Entertainment’s launch of Overwatch 2, set for Tuesday which will be free-to-play for everyone. With this sequel, Overwatch 2 will come with the original heroes,...

Band’s Queen Bee

Grant Milleson, Staff Reporter September 30, 2022

The graceful notes listen echo through the cavernous stadium as the queen bee gracefully makes her way to the center of the field. Surrounding her, a swarm of “worker bees” compliment her poetic performance. Adorned in black and yellow from...

In this biweekly column, senior Riya Khosla provides her take on all things film.

Gnarly Bites: Dracula

Riya Khosla, Staff Reporter September 27, 2022

Countless years of media and film, and every few years comes a story about an individual who never seems to age, and for whom garlic is a deadly substance to put in your penne alla vodka. Taking the idea that all imagination must come from a seed, I traced...

In this weekly column, senior Emily Thomas provides her take on a new albums, concerts, and artists.

Acoustic Avenues: HDTV

Aarya Oswal, Staff Reporter September 26, 2022

Many songs these days seem to be resonating a negative message about the artists feeling under the weather and such. However, Tai Verdez does the opposite with his new album HDTV by making the listener feel like they would be listening to songs from the...

Band is competing in their first marching competition of this season on Saturday. The competition will be an opportunity to show off their skills, work with other marching bands, and further improve as musicians.

Band marches into their first competition of the season

Grant Milleson, Staff Reporter September 23, 2022

The Redhawk band is flying solo to Little Elm on Saturday, as they transition from their football halftime show to their marching show in their first marching competition of the season. “The first contest is always interesting,” assistant director...

In this weekly column, Wingspan staff writes about the gaming and esports community.

Videogame Volumes: PS5’s exclusiveness and lackluster sales

Vaughn Perez, Staff Reporter September 23, 2022

The PS5, an incredibly popular gaming system that is deemed the next generation for consoles, was released almost two years ago, but only a handful of people have their hands on it. First projected to sell between 12-20 million units in the first quarter...

Band students across Frisco ISD have begun All-Region master classes. The mandatory classes give students specialized instruction with professional musicians. Not only do students grow musically, but the classes help students develop important life skills.

Band students learn music and life skills with sectionals

Zachary Moland, Guest Contributor September 21, 2022

Just in time for the first marching band competition on Sep. 24, band students on campus and across Frisco ISD middle and high schools recently began All-Region master classes, also known as sectionals. The mandatory classes are taught in instrument-specific...

Senior Riya Kumar (pictured bottom left) attended a month-long Film and TV Scoring Program for students interested in screen scoring. Not only did her experience and skills grow from this program, but the program provided Kumar with numerous opportunities such as working with award winning Hollywood composer, Michael Levine.

A summer full of recording and mixing turned opportunity into score

Rachel Kim, Staff Reporter September 20, 2022

From learning nursery rhymes by ear to spending spare time playing on her cheap, plastic keyboard at the age of four, senior Riya Kumar began immersing herself early on in hours of musical experimentation and creation. Fast forward 14 years later...

In this weekly column, senior Emily Thomas provides her take on a new albums, concerts, and artists.

Acoustic Avenues: The Forever Story

Aarya Oswal, Assistant Interactive Media Editor September 19, 2022

The Forever Story by JID is a great album, but what makes it really stand out is the beats. JID is a very lyrical rapper, and his delivery is great, but the tones and rhythms are what really make the album shine. The beats are produced by a variety of...

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