Top Story #1
NBA Playoff First-Round Predictions
Zack Bakir
The NBA playoffs shot off April 17, and you couldn’t ask for a better start with the Miami Heat and the Boston Celtics getting into a rumble courtside, Portland upsetting Phoenix and close games all around. But the exciting element is not knowing who is going to win with...
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Mens soccer playoff run cut short in overtime loss
Zack Bakir
Staff Writer
The men’s varsity soccer season came to a bitter sweet ending losing to Cyfair, 3-4 on March 22. The team took a 2-0 lead by halftime, with a goal scored by freshman Amir Oduye and a penalty kick scored by senior Justin Franz. Cyfair then came out of the halftime gates...
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Wrestling Advances to State
Rhett Harrison
Staff writer
The varsity wrestling team placed very high at past major events such as Grapevine duels, duel state and most recently, the district tournament where they took first, sending 10 wrestlers to the regional tournament. At the regional tournament on Feb. 12-13 in San Antonio,...
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History in the Making: Playoff Run
Austin Granger
Staff writer
The varsity men’s basketball team made the playoffs for the first time with an astonishing victory over the Westwood Warriors on Tuesday with a final score of 59-45. On Feb. 23 they will be traveling to College Station where they will be in a double bracket tournament,...
Read More..."the bill essentially makes healthcare a right and not a privilege"
Written by Cole Sawyer
The recent healthcare reform bill passed has caused uproars from people across the country. However, the contents of the bill are often misunderstood or even unknown to the average person or student. It is, after all, 1,990 pages. Here are a few high... Read more »
April 19, 2010 • 0 comments • Filed Under Beyond Campus, News
Cream Of The Crop
Written by Jona Mata
Twenty nine thousand students around the world send their applications to Harvard each year. Yet only 10 percent of that number receive acceptance. The small number of admissions is one of the large aspects that divides an Ivy League college from the... Read more »
May 5, 2010 • 0 comments • Filed Under Features
NBA Playoff First-Round Predictions
Written by Zack Bakir
The NBA playoffs shot off April 17, and you couldn’t ask for a better start with the Miami Heat and the Boston Celtics getting into a rumble courtside, Portland upsetting Phoenix and close games all around. But the exciting element is not knowing who... Read more »
April 27, 2010 • 0 comments • Filed Under Sports, Sports Center, Top Stories
"My unfortunate fall led me to believe that number one: Texas was full of itself."
Written by Morgan McGrath
My family and I took a trip a year or two ago to a town out in West Texas. Being the classic tourists, we went into all the little shops and antique stores, when clumsy ol’ me fell over something embedded in the sidewalk. As shocked as I was,... Read more »
April 1, 2010 • 4 comments • Filed Under Opinion
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Written by Cole Sawyer
Lifehouse’s fifth studio album in a decade, “Smoke & Mirrors,” was released last Tuesday, hoping to follow up on the commercial success of “Who We Are,” released in 2007. “All In” is the first song on “Smoke & Mirrors” – nothing... Read more »
March 26, 2010 • 0 comments • Filed Under A&E
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