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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: Killers of the Flower Moon

Christina Huang, Staff Reporter March 28, 2024

Those still exist? I love them!  They seriously lack perspective. Despite different opinions, all of the statements above are ones that might come to mind when considering Western novels. The genre has been mixed with other genres over the years...

Guest contributor Neta Even sits down with senior Lauren Sinclair to discuss her dance journey which led her to be a an officer for the drill team, Red Rhythm.

Artistic Expressions: Lauren Sinclair

Neta Even, Guest Contributor March 27, 2024

Name: Lauren Sinclair  Grade: senior  Years of experience: 15 years  Wingspan: Why do you like to dance? Sinclair: “I like to dance because I feel like I have had a natural born talent ever since I was little, and I find it really enjoying...

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: only two minutes?

Rin Ryu, Editor-In-Chief March 26, 2024

HYBE’s much anticipated four-member girl group, ILLIT, debuted a four-song EP, SUPER REAL ME on Monday. Most fans immediately began comparing the group to HYBE’s NewJeans, drawing similarities to the R&B and Y2K styles and concepts both groups...

The National Art Honor Society are posting new art works in the art gallery, allowing students to view their peers work,

Students’ art is celebrated through the art gallery

Olivia Pulley, Staff Reporter March 25, 2024

The National Art Honor Society mini-gallery is open through Friday, with all new art works and a goal to share student art with the rest of the student body. This gallery allows student artists to not only show others their work, but it also allows...

The world of Avatar the Last Airbender

Christine Han, Staff Reporter March 22, 2024

With the release of the live action Avatar: The Last Airbender series on Netflix, I decided to re-watch the original series from 2005 and the Legend of Korra. During the peak of quarantine, I binged through all 61 episodes within three days. After finishing...

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: Romeo and Juliet

Christina Huang, Staff Reporter March 21, 2024

It can be incredibly easy to finish a book or movie and think it should have ended differently. On the other hand, some books leave the ending to its readers, finishing with an open ending. In Choose Your Own Adventure books, readers take some decisions...

Through designing various clothing, junior Regina Castro has expressed her passion for fashion design.

Junior expresses herself through fashion design

Natalie Marshall, Guest Contributor March 20, 2024

The persistent whirl is accompanied by a consistent clicking as the silk and fabric runs through the sewing machine. What once were pieces of fabric, are now outfits full of color and personality. “I like that it’s a form to express myself and...

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: language barrier

Rin Ryu, Editor-In-Chief March 19, 2024

Yes. No. Hello. Goodbye. I’m hungry. Let’s go. I’m leaving. I’m back. Good. Help.  These 14 words are the only things I say to my grandparents on a regular basis. It’s not that I don’t want to talk to them or they live far away, it’s...

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

Pop of Culture: The Vince Staples Show

Lilian Johnson, Staff Reporter March 18, 2024

I just finished watching The Vince Staples Show on Netflix. This limited drama series of only five episodes was the most entertaining show I’ve watched in a while. The Vince Staples Show was released on Feb. 15th. It stars rapper Vince Staples, and...

The Redhawks winterguard crew spent part of Spring Break competing in the Winterguard International Southwest Power Regional Finals at University of North Texas Saturday and Sunday where the group qualifyed as a finalist for the first time in the contest.

“I honestly wasn’t sure how they would handle the pressure of performing under those circumstances, but they rose to the occasion,” winterguard director Eric Mills said. “I’ll admit I’m always a little nervous going into performances, but we do our best to be as prepared as possible, and fortunately it paid off.”

Winterguard advances to finals for best showing in UNT contest

Sarayu Bongale, Managing Editor March 18, 2024

Winter guard hit new heights at the Winterguard International Southwest Power Regional Finals at University of North Texas Saturday and Sunday, qualifying as a finalist for the first time in the contest. “Advancing to finals simply means that their...

3D Model and Animation students our designing their own kitchen layout using the software Maya which allows students add realistic sound effects and change the appearance of various kitchen appliances.

Kitchen appliances come to life in 3DMA

Sarayu Bongale and Tiana Scott March 8, 2024

Sizzle. Whisk. Splash. The kitchen appliances on the computer screen come to life as 3D Model and Animation students add sound effects through the software Maya as a part of the Kitchen Chaos project. “[The kitchen chaos project is when] you will...

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: Coco

Christina Huang, Staff Reporter March 8, 2024

Some book adaptations are infamous for their inaccuracy, with many people not being fully satisfied with them, but movie novelizations change up the game. Coco: A Story about Music, Shoes, and Family by Diana Lopez, is the novelization of the 2017 Disney-Pixar...

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