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The student news site of Liberty High School in Frisco, Texas

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The student news site of Liberty High School in Frisco, Texas

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In this weekly blog, Sooeun goes Solo, senior Rin Ryu shares her opinion on all things K-pop from hot takes to the latest trends.

Sooeun goes Solo: spiraling into collecting

Rin Ryu, Editor-In-Chief January 23, 2024

When I reintroduced myself to K-pop last year, a lot of things had changed since I was in elementary school. The most obvious change was how popular K-pop had become. It was no longer hard to find other K-pop listeners at school. With this globalization...

Redhawks in art learn how to improve their understanding of color theory through drawing faceted gemstones.

Students create gemstone masterpieces

Olivia Pulley, Staff Reporter January 23, 2024

For the first time ever, students in Art 2 are creating larger-than-life photorealistic paintings of gemstones in order to learn more about color theory. Students will be sketching, tracing, and painting their gems through an expected deadline of Jan....

In this weekly blog, staff reporter Lilian Johnson talks about everything pop culture.

Pop of Culture: Abbot Elementary

Lilian Johnson, Staff Reporter January 23, 2024

Quinta Brunson, creator and star of Abbott Elementary, just made history as the first Black woman to win the Emmy for Outstanding Lead Actress in a Comedy Series in over 40 years. At the 2024 Emmys on Jan. 15 Brunson took home the award for her role as...

All of fine arts had the opportunity to socialize and share their culture at a multicultural potluck. This is the first time since the pandemic that the fine arts department was able to join together in a social.

Stirring the pot with Multicultural Night

Christina Huang and Nidhi Thomas January 19, 2024

This year’s winter extravaganza allowed orchestra, band, and choir to showcase their talent while collaborating, but on Friday, they’ll get the opportunity to share parts of their culture and socialize through a newly created multicultural potluck.  “It’s...

In this weekly review, Every Book has a Silver Lining, staff reporter Christina Huang takes a look at books to find their silver lining.

Every Book Has a Silver Lining: Animal Farm

Christina Huang, Staff Reporter January 18, 2024

Are classics overrated?  Are the classics detached from current society enough to be rendered unnecessary in modern education? From personal beliefs to debates, this question has appeared increasingly in more recent years. One example of a classic...

Guest contributor Suraj Selvaraju sits down with junior Max Dowd to talk about his french horn journey.

Artistic Expression: Max James Dowd

Suraj Selvaraju, Guest Contributor January 17, 2024

Name: Max James Dowd Grade: junior Instrument: French horn Years of experience: 5 years Wingspan: How long have you been in the band program? Dowd: “I have been in band since 6th grade, so five years.” Wingspan: Do you have a specific...

In this weekly blog, Sooeun goes Solo, senior Rin Ryu shares her opinion on all things K-pop from hot takes to the latest trends.

Sooeun goes Solo: K-indie

Rin Ryu, Editor-In-Chief January 16, 2024

While I do listen to a lot of mainstream Korean music, a lot of my discography is from smaller Korean indie artists. I usually gatekeep these artists, so if you are reading this, congratulations on learning about some artists I keep a secret! Lucy Lucy...

Redhawks grasp the spotlight at ITS fest

Maya Silberman and Ana Ortiz January 12, 2024

International Thespian Society’s ITS fest is a festival made for theater troupes that brings theater students and teachers from around the state together.  As part of the festival, there are competitions to showcase students' drama abilities.  12...

Local children are going to be performing courtesy of Red Rhythm during Fridays basketball games at The Nest. The children took part in a clinic to prepare for Fridays performance.

Red Rhythm dance clinic gives chance for kids to perform

Olivia Pulley, Staff Reporter January 12, 2024

Community children ranging anywhere from kindergarten to eleventh grade were able to be a part of the Red Rhythm experience through the Mini and Junior Dance Clinics which allowed participants to learn a dance with a Red Rhythm mentor, which they performed...

In this weekly review, Every Book has a Silver Lining, staff reporter Christina Huang takes a look at books to find their silver lining.

Every Book Has a Silver Lining: Geekerella

Christina Huang, Staff Reporter January 11, 2024

Fairy tales: it isn’t uncommon for a version of them—whether that’s the original or a retelling of one—to play a role in childhood. As a result, these stories can be romanticized classics, but for more contemporary retellings, they can be hit-or-miss.  Even...

Managing editor Sarayu Bongale sits down with junior Riya Rathod to talk about her musical journey playing the violin.

Artistic Expressions: Riya Rathod

Sarayu Bongale, Managing Editor January 10, 2024

Name: Riya Rathod Grade: junior Instrument: violin Years of experience: 5 years Wingspan: What inspired you to start playing the violin? Rathod: “It was peer pressure at first. Then, I started to like to play my instrument so I kept going...

In this weekly blog, Sooeun goes Solo, senior Rin Ryu shares her opinion on all things K-pop from hot takes to the latest trends.

Sooeun goes Solo: predictions for 2024

Rin Ryu, Editor-In-Chief January 9, 2024

There are a lot of cool things to look forward to in 2024. From confirmed comebacks to debuts of new groups, K-pop fans have a lot to get excited about. While a lot of confirmed plans have been released, no one really knows what the year will look like,...

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