He couldn’t breathe
Jackson Posey, Sports Editor
May 30, 2020
George Floyd's death wasn't an isolated incident. It's a wake-up call
Why does God allow suffering?
Jackson Posey, Sports Editor
April 28, 2020
God cares too much about our souls to allow us all to wallow in abject, Godless prosperity.
Urban’s New Monster
Tim Tschoepe, Sports Editor
March 22, 2020
Earlier this month, country artist, Kieth Urban released “God Whispered Your Name.'' The song talks about how he was lost until God “whispered” the name of the person he needed to find to feel whole. It has a catchy beat, a chorus is sung really well, and meshes great with his voice. I think t...
Ballerini’s Third Album
Tim Tschoepe, Sports Editor
March 22, 2020
On Friday, country singer, Kelsea Ballerini released her third studio album. The record is labelled ‘’ Kelsea” and has a total of 13 songs. The tracks feature artists like Halsey and Kenny Chesney and have a great collaboration with her voice. The song with Halsey was easy to predict, they have ...
Playing With Fire
Tim Tschoepe, Sports Editor
March 22, 2020
I'm going to start this off by saying that I am an Astros fan, I have been for years and will always be. That being said, there's a lot of controversy around the team and their organization. It's like, if you're a fan then you're a cheater and support cheaters when that's not the case. This was a grea...
Window pain
Jackson Posey, Sports Editor
March 14, 2020
As a Christian, I'm not scared of the coronavirus.
Let the kids play
Jackson Posey, Sports Editor
March 12, 2020
The UIL shouldn't cancel their events, especially in these trying times.
Beyond high school
Jake Perez and Joey Clark
March 6, 2020
Opinion 1: Students today are faced with difficult challenges when it comes to after graduation; they are thrown into a world where they don't know how to deal with important things such as finances and supporting themselves. Often times high schools do have classes for students to learn about fina...
The downsides of the SAT
Daniel Lackey and Chloe Presley-Gundaker
March 3, 2020
Opinion 1: The SAT provides students with a variety of opportunities: scholarships, acceptance into college, etcetera. That’s great and all, but there’s one itsy-bitsy issue that’s very questionable about it all. It’s a test. It’s a test that students tirelessly prepare for in the hopes of a...
US should act as mediator in China-Taiwan Conflict
Catherine Diel, Social Media Manager
March 3, 2020
Two countries- one small, one large. The latter claims the two are the same, while the former fights for its individuality. Taiwan and China are at an odds, and the US is doing as it does and getting in the middle. The US is trying to prevent a war between the Republic of China, who see Taiwan as ...
Bring creative writing back
Virginia Price, Staff Writer
February 29, 2020
An argument for creative writing In high school, so much emphasis is placed on how well the sports teams compete or how well we can find a circumference of a circle. However, little attenton is paid to the writers who want to widen their knowledge on what they love to do. Young writers aspire to ga...
Board should choose to keep school of choice separate
Joey Clark, Staff Writer
February 28, 2020
Inside the halls of Spring Branch Middle, students keep to the two only opened wings of the school while the sixth grade wing remains abandoned, still reminiscent of the hundreds of kids who once graced the linoleum floors two years ago. That hall, though, might see action once again if the board appr...
July 12, 2020
July 9, 2020
Tim Tschoepe, Sports Editor
July 12, 2020
What is faith? The Webster dictionary describes faith as being " belief and trust in and loyalty to God," but to Ashley Acuna it is much more. Acuna is a graduating senior...
July 9, 2020
June 6, 2020
Jarek and Kasen Wells are brothers, but their connection runs deeper than blood