Inspired by psychedelia, Overstreet's art is bold and colorful
May 8, 2020
Junior Evan Overstreet hunches over her desk sketching the elegant curves of a woman’s body. Her room is dimly lit and thick with incense. Tapestries filled with geometric designs and dark landscapes...
It’s like football, except there’s no contact. It’s like soccer, except there are no goalposts and no goalkeeper. It’s like basketball, except you can’t dribble the ball because there’s a Frisbee...
Junior moves from Seoul South Korea to Austin to pursue sports and education
February 19, 2020
When junior Joseph Yang first moved to the United States from South Korea he spoke little English; however, his passion for school and baseball motivated him to fly halfway across the world to go to Austin...
Junior Claire Dempsey spends
most of her time in the pool
practicing for hours at a
time. But she’s not swimming
laps. She’s synchronized swimming,
an elaborate hybrid of swimming,
dancing, and...
Sophomore Juliana Martinez
started taking part in the Junior
Olympics when she was only
13-years-old. Juliana competed in the
200-meter and 800-meter hurdles,
helping her team get to 7th place in
the...
Sophomore tackles stereotypes
on and off football field
October 9, 2019
While the sport
of American
football is maledominated,
sophomore and JV football player
Thalia Smith hopes to change
that. Smith began playing flag
football when she was five years
old, started...
Putting the pen on the paper, drawing the concept to the right level of detail, and showcasing pieces of art that came from the heart is one of the biggest challenges for Junior Natalie Fowler.
“I...
On the 14th of August my life changed. I left Sweden to seek new experiences and learn about another culture here in America. It’s one of the biggest decisions that I have ever made: to leave everything...
Waking up before the sun on a Saturday morning sounds bizarre to most students who would rather sleep in, but junior Chris Brand starts his Saturdays off early to head to raffles at local shoe stores to...
Senior Minji Joo, originally from Dallas, had the opportunity to travel to and live in numerous Asian countries throughout the years, allowing her to experience new and unique cultures, some of which gave her insight on her Korean roots.
