The Baby Program

Sam Arreola
November 19, 2010

It was two in the morning and junior Jessica Harwood was suddenly jarred awake by screaming. Stumbling over things in the dark, Harwood was confused and disorientated as the wailing sound continued. Reaching the noise, an irritated Harwood comforted the baby, finally lulling him back to sleep. For one... Read more »

Band Nerds are winners,too

Rowan Armour
November 19, 2010

Band nerds, losers, nobodies; these are some of the derogatory terms that band kids have to hear. Why is it that band kids are thought of as nerds and not as people? We have friends and parents and pets just like everyone else. And because the band acts like a family at times, the kids in band experience... Read more »

Yoyo’s Frozen Yogurt

Rachel Sloan
November 17, 2010

Yoyo’s Frozen Yogurt 1335 E. Whitestone Blvd Building E-200 Cedar Park, TX 78613 512-259-2818 As I entered Yoyo’s I saw no waiters, no ice cream bar and no hostess podium, only tables as far as the eye could see and a row of metal handles on the far wall. It was the perfect teenage environment,... Read more »

Swim

Nick Hage
November 15, 2010

Diving into the new season, the swim team has started strong in their first few meets, thanks in part to the doubling of the team’s size from last year. In two duals and three invitationals, the team has brought home more than 25 awards, including 10 first-place finishes. The swim team competed against... Read more »

Bus Riding: The Beginning Years to Now

Samantha Arreola
November 15, 2010

Riding the bus every day, morning and afternoon, is quite annoying especially for juniors at.  As we get further in our high school years, the bus gets more crowded and there is a higher chance of sitting next to some weird kid you don’t even know. Freshman year was the best year in my opinion.... Read more »

ASL 70′s Days

Shell Spencer
November 15, 2010

Students stepped back to the time of peace signs and bell bottoms last Thursday and Friday in Michelle Wilkinson’s American Sign Language classes. ASL classes wore groovy threads while using their vocabulary skills to sign songs from the ‘70s. “I was a child in the seventies so I remember the music,... Read more »

Cross Country Final Scores

Dominique Price
November 15, 2010

Spikes check. Trainers, check. Sweats, check.Watch, check. Racers? Check! All the necessities that were needed for the rouse cross country team to run their district meet at Old Settlers Park. “We went in knowing it would be tough, and we got beat,” coach Kelly Thompson said. “We didn’t take... Read more »

Trunk or Treat

Mikaela Moore
November 15, 2010

Instead of going door to door, elementary school children were going trunk to trunk Oct. 30 at the school’s first-ever Trunk or Treat. The event was a safe alternative for elementary students instead of trick or treating in their local neighborhoods. Theatre, journalism, the Rouse Royals, cheerleaders,... Read more »

Bones

Shelly Spencer
November 15, 2010

Fox Thursdays at 7 p.m. The writers of Bones have done it again. The new season brought back all the characters from last year along with the experiences they’ve had. They come home early to help solve a case to save Cam’s job. It seemed that at the season finale last year, that when they came home... Read more »

Trends Back in Style

Shelly Spencer
November 15, 2010

Big sunglasses Sunglasses that cover most of the person’s face have come back from the ‘60s. Now they have new varieties of sizes, shape and colors. Skinny jeans It may surprise you, but skinny jeans aren’t a new trend. In fact they’ve been around since the ‘50s. They used to be a symbol of... Read more »