Inside scoop: Nancy Guthrie

By: Samantha Gholson As most of us have heard news anchor, Savannah Guthrie’s mother has been abducted from her home. The 84-year-old Nancy Guthrie, a consistent church attendant, didn’t show one Sunday, and so the church contacted the family who then went out to her property only to find her missing.  On January 31, she was reported missing from her home in Tucson, Arizona after the family called the authorities. They reported…

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The inside scoop: Bayou deaths?      

                     For years in the city of Houston, bayous have prevented us from going underwater and are the reason Houston is here today. Our foundation is atrading city but since 2017 bodies have been found near or in the bayous and in recent years these bodies have doubled in appearance. Citizens believe that it’s a…

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Senioritis Has Officially Kicked In

By: Gaurika Gupta, Managing Editor For the Class of 2026, what had seemed years away is now only a few months – graduation.Second semester of senior year is often considered significantly easier than the firstsemester. With a lot of seniors having completed most of their college applications andhaving acquired a GPA that would most likely…

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The Outside Look in Nepal

By: Samantha Golston Picture Source: NPR As some of us may have heard, read or maybe even seen, the Nepali government has been “overthrown” by its Gen Z citizens in less than three days with protests, resulting in the burning of government property and 74 deaths. Now as “cool” and “minimal” as it may sound,…

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Prom Prices Pop Concerns Among Seniors

From college applications to SATs, seniors always have a lot on their plate. In contrastto those stressors, we have two big celebrations at the end of the year to look forwardto: graduation and prom. As one of the cornerstones of the American high schoolexperience, prom is something our school system often gets right.However, this year’s…

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School links stinks

Something needs to be done Written by: Zulaykha Ganatra Every year, the students have to choose their course selection for the next schoolyear, which proves difficult thanks to School Links. It is supposed to be a prettystraightforward process, look at your graduation requirements and your interestsand choose what fits the best. But now this simple…

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SNOW DAY!

By: Gaurika GuptaSix months after Hurricane Beryl, Houston recently witnessed yetanother climatic surprise. This one much better than the former.Houston woke up on Tuesday morning to 2-4 inches of snow. Whilefallen behind Louisiana’s 11-inch, this was enough for excited Houstoniansto take their pool floats sledding down Hermann Park. Snow-cappedhouses, snowy roads, and the cherry on…

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America is getting what it voted for

The election of Trump has shaken the hearts of Americans, leaving us divided. While some see his presidency as a positive change, in fact, it is the exact opposite. Starting with his horrible character, more than 25 women have publicly accused Trump of various forms of sexual misconduct, with incidents ranging from inappropriate touching and kissing to more serious incidents involving sexual…

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Silence is deafening after election

In wake of Donald Trump’s triumph in this year’s Presidential elections, many Americans mourned the potential loss of their human rights. The 47th President of the United States of America has his name glorified with 34 felony counts and is once again the face of a leading nation. Despite one of the most discussed topics…

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