College: A manageable fire
Alexis Aguilar, Staff Writer
November 6, 2012
Filed under Opinion
"Someone could walk into this room and say your life is on fire, its all over the evening news, all about the fire in your life on the evening news," written and sung much more elegantly by Paul Simon... Read more »
Time flies when you’re already late
Alexis Aguren, co-editor-in-chief
May 4, 2012
Filed under Opinion
This is a piece for the non-bus riding, solo riders, car poolers, speeding down 249-ers, frequently called tardy to first period kids, we know how you feel. Three tardies for... Read more »
Time and place for every app
Karli Burghoff, Staff Writer
March 30, 2012
Filed under Opinion
Take a look on what is happening in the world today. Local news seems outdated compared to the News Feed. Time with family in the evening is deemed ridiculous when you could be slicing fruit on a small screen. Walking your dog... Read more »
Vocational classes a smarter way to go
Alec Madere, Online Editor
December 12, 2011
Filed under Opinion
Not everyone in Tomball High school will go to college. The school seems to be solely focused on preparing students for college,... Read more »
Nerds: Open for Self-Interpretation
Leanne Haas, Staff Writer
December 12, 2011
Filed under Opinion
7:30. Eat breakfast. Finish geometry project early. Work on homework due Monday. Spend the rest of the day with friends. This is the schedule... Read more »
Smaller staff, budget cuts have class sizes swelling
Staff Editorial
September 12, 2011
Filed under Opinion
It is the first day of school and the class begins to feel a bit uneasy as the thirty fifth person walks in with more on the way. Some classes have grown to the thirties and even forties and in many cases students have been left... Read more »