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Charity organization speaks to IB students about how to ‘LiNK’ emotions with North Korean struggles

by Divya Kumar News Editor Little is known to us in America about the situation in Several... 

Senior prom ticket prices released Senior prom ticket prices released

(Graphic by Natalie Hill) Ticket prices for the senior prom taking place on April... 

CHS participates in Texas Primaries

Maddie Walters and Hubert Adjei-Kontoh Staff Writer On Tues. March 2, CHS seniors,... 

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Sports

Cowboys clench playoff spot, make most out of Senior Night

By Gaby Moran Staff Writer On Tuesday March 9, Coppell boys soccer team played their... 

Cowboys prepare for first round of playoffs

By Amanda Peck Staff Writer The Coppell varsity hockey team finished off their season... 

Conference Tournaments: Big 12

By Travis Bremner Staff Writer Number One Seed: Kansas has locked up a number one... 

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Special Features

CHS finds magical new sport in Muggle Quidditch CHS finds magical new sport in Muggle Quidditch

by Divya Kumar News Editor Junior Zack Korman (pictured above) is one of the two captains for the Muggle Quidditch team at CHS, along with junior Raghu Achukola. Photo by Henna Khan. With the imminent arrival of a new Harry Potter theme in Universal Studios in Orlando and the separation of the final movie into two parts, it appears that a desire to... [Read more of this review]

Hill to compete in Miss Texas, mother sees pageant repeat Hill to compete in Miss Texas, mother sees pageant repeat

By Daphne Chen Senior Natalie Hill (Miss North Dallas) will compete in the Miss Texas pageant in September, the same pageant her mother won Miss Congeniality at in 1981. (Photo courtesy Natalie Hill) Twenty-eight years ago, Vicki Graham stood on a stage with a dozen other women in evening gowns. She heard her name called – she had been voted Miss... [Read more of this review]

Cheater, cheater, pumpkin eater: Why we cheat Cheater, cheater, pumpkin eater: Why we cheat

Does CHS' competitiveness drive more students to cheat? By Daphne Chen Editor-in-Chief Every student and teacher knows the telltale signs. A yawn and a stretch. The ever-so-slight glance of eyes to the left and right. The glint of an iPhone held casually beneath the table, away from the prying eyes of teachers. It’s cheating. And to some, it’s... [Read more of this review]

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