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Librarian Holly Hensley purchases copies of each month's book for every Book Club member. Photo by Snigdha Shenoy
Review: The Inheritance Games
Snigdha Shenoy, Assistant Editor
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Review: Beetlejuice Beetlejuice
Snigdha Shenoy, Assistant Editor
Drink Up: The Crow Bar, named after the Crow family, catches the attention of many onlookers. On the day of Halloween, they serve drinks to visitors. "Every house kind of has a certain niche that it follows, and you can interact with each thing differently," Martin said.
Halloween Wonderland
Fakheri Zayed and Connie Cooper
News/Events
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Honor Code
Shrinidhi Sridhar, Staffer • December 7, 2024
TEA approves the controversial Bluebonnet Curriculum
Fakheri Zayed, Editor-In-Chief • December 2, 2024
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Snapchat AI is telling the unknown future
Mary Latif, Staffer • November 27, 2024
Feature
Labyrinth of Fright
Labyrinth of Fright
Janycia Otero, Staffer • November 3, 2024
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Falling Into Harmony
Janycia Otero, Staffer • October 25, 2024
Theme Days: Back and Better?
Theme Days: Back and Better?
Maximus Cole, Staffer • September 27, 2024
Opinion
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Review: Beetlejuice Beetlejuice
Snigdha Shenoy, Assistant Editor • November 25, 2024
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A Step Towards Religious Endorsement or the Emphasis of U.S. History?
Stephanie Kim, Staffer • November 11, 2024
A longtime fan of Tyler, the Creator, junior Nolan Bond speaks on what was most impressive about the album to him. He first listened to it with his friends–who are also fans of Tyler’s work–after band rehearsal. “I was fascinated by the singing he had in there and the slower songs because we’ve never really heard him sing,” Bond said. “He usually just brings other people on to sing, so it was just cool to see. He combines so many different genres it feels like throughout the songs, and it doesn’t fail to feel super collective and whole with so many things going on.”
Review: Chromakopia
Maximus Cole, Staffer • November 7, 2024
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