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The Calligraphy for Cause club recently hosted an event where members made cards for Voice of Hope. Though the club is relatively new, its already making an impact in the community.
Calligraphy Club Finds Success In Its First Year
Mila Segal, Reporter • April 17, 2023

The Calligraphy for a Cause club, a club dedicated to making cards in calligraphy to donate to people in need, met on Mar. 25 to make cards to...

Senior Matteo Winandy pulls into a visitor parking space in the parking garage. When there is someone parked in your designated spot, seniors and juniors are expected to report the violation and park in visitors for the day.
Parking Frustrates Students, Staff And Visitors
February 27, 2023
In the library sophomore Rhodes Dunston works on his computer. He took the Youth Check Survey last school year as a freshman. The school is doing enough for the mental health of students because we have good counselors, he said.
Freshman And Juniors Take Mental Health Survey
December 6, 2022
Features
Son practices piping with Swiss meringue buttercream frosting.
Senior Kaylee Son Opens Baking Business
Augusta McKenzie, Reporter • September 25, 2023

A flaky crust, a light buttery filling, intricate decorations. These are the key components in senior Kaylee Son’s homemade tarts. Son...

Dallas Arboretum features Charlie Brown-themed pumpkin display for the start of the fall season.
Autumn at the Arboretum
September 25, 2023
Award-Winning Author Discusses Writing Career At LitFest
March 31, 2023
Opinions
Opinion: PragerU’s Bias Infiltrates State Education
Opinion: PragerU’s Bias Infiltrates State Education
Libby Howell, Features editor • September 28, 2023

PragerU is an “educational website” known for releasing short, 5-minute videos about topics ranging from history to financial literacy. However, I would say this organization...

Atrocities at the Border
Atrocities at the Border
September 27, 2023
Opinion: State Corruption Made Clear Through Paxton’s Acquittal
Opinion: State Corruption Made Clear Through Paxton’s Acquittal
September 26, 2023
Sports
Recap: NFL Starts the Season Off Strong
Recap: NFL Starts the Season Off Strong
Isabella Navarro, Sports editor • September 18, 2023

After a nearly nine month waiting period, the 2023-2024 NFL season is here. These are the highlights, injuries, and scores over the first 16...

Dallas Cowboys Dominate New York Giants In First Game of Season
Dallas Cowboys Dominate New York Giants In First Game of Season
September 18, 2023
At the game against Jesuit, junior Acie Hickman goes up to bat. The two schools are long-time rivals and the Scots suffered a disappointing loss. We knew we should have beat them and so did they. We didnt have our best stuff that weekend, but hopefully we will see them in playoffs, Hickman said.
Jesuit Outscores Boys Varsity Baseball
April 17, 2023
Scotlights
Son practices piping with Swiss meringue buttercream frosting.
Senior Kaylee Son Opens Baking Business
Augusta McKenzie, Reporter • September 25, 2023

A flaky crust, a light buttery filling, intricate decorations. These are the key components in senior Kaylee Son’s homemade tarts. Son has...

After collecting completing the toy drive, freshman Dev Shah poses with the donations. Shah collected the largest amount of donations during the 2022 Christmas season. I love how the community was so willing to give, Shah said.
Scotlight: Freshman Creates Eagle Scout Project In Honor Of Sister
February 15, 2023
At the homecoming pep rally, sophomore Karianne Grove-Collins performs her baton twirling routine for the entire student body. Although Grove-Collins normally performs solo, she and Tafel are planning a duet for the upcoming blacklight pep rally. I think having another twirler in general is great for representation and gives opportunities to showcase more twirling. Mimi and I have been twirling together for five years and are really close, so its great to have her out there with me, Grove-Collins said.
Freshman, Sophomore Twirlers Overcome Obstacles To Pursue Passion
October 17, 2022
Entertainment and Lifestyle
One Piece Live Action Defies Expectations
One Piece Live Action Defies Expectations
Will Gaffey, Design editor • September 26, 2023

Ahoy there, fellow treasure hunters! After witnessing the countless shipwrecks of live-action adaptations in the world of anime and manga, including the...

The George W. Bush Presidential Center where the Freedom Matters exhibit is being held. The exhibit will run until December 31 of this year.
Review: Latest Exhibit At George W. Bush Presidential Center Offers Fascinating Look At Independence
April 19, 2023
The cupcakes once theyve been baked and decorated. They are easy to make and the perfect dessert for a spring gathering.
Flower Cupcakes
April 17, 2023
The cupcakes once theyve been baked and decorated. They are easy to make and the perfect dessert for a spring gathering.
Celebrate Spring With These Seasonal Recipes
April 17, 2023
Together We Climb: 2022 Senior Issue
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Sunlight reflects off of the windows of the building housing Park House. This side of the building overlooks the grounds of the Dallas Country Club.

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Bagpipers Sam Masullo, Natalie Koch, Jake Wood and Gage Swords were recognized by head coach Randy Allen. Were always happy to be there for the community, junior Natalie Koch said. The bagpipes have been such a significant symbol in our school, and being able to carry on the tradition in the future years is a true honor.

Student Body Celebrates At School Year's First Pep Rally

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Opinion: State Corruption Made Clear Through Paxton’s Acquittal

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Bagpipers Sam Masullo, Natalie Koch, Jake Wood and Gage Swords were recognized by head coach Randy Allen. Were always happy to be there for the community, junior Natalie Koch said. The bagpipes have been such a significant symbol in our school, and being able to carry on the tradition in the future years is a true honor.
Student Body Celebrates At School Year's First Pep Rally
Elaine Engel, Reporter • August 28, 2023

While the pep rally transitions between segments, band drumline members sophomore Dash Whitaker, senior Ford Manley, sophomore Rowan Ryan, senior Gavin Monk and freshman Cam Cason keep the beat. Manleys favorite part of each band performance is when the last note hits. It gives a raw rush of excitement, Manley said.
Outside Homecoming Pep Rally Allows All Students To Attend
Matteo Winandy, Photographer • November 18, 2021

In the hall, seniors Camp Wagner and Elise Needleman pose for the camera. The pair dressed up for career day. I thought it was really fun to dress up and see how good other peoples costumes were, Needleman said.
Seniors Dress Up For Homecoming Week
Sam Anderson, Photographer • November 10, 2021

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