CHS Class of 2014 elect their leaders

By Julia Kim
Staff Writer
On Wed. September 1, the class of 2014 held class elections that deisgnated their first set of leaders (listed below).
President: Killian Bresnahan
Vice President: Jackie Carpenter
Secretary: Brandy Sun
Treasurer: Suzanne Roberts
Historian: Ricky Pool
These individuals worked hard to promote both their names and ideas, beginning by plastering promotional posters across the school. At the freshmen [...]

CHS club meetings

Laura Kattilakoski
Staff writer
With the new school year well on it’s way, club meetings are springing up almost daily. Coppell High School has dozens of clubs to offer, so that everyone can find something they’re interested in.
This past week, various clubs have had their first meetings, including Business Professionals of America (BPS), National Art Honor Society [...]

Vampires really suck

WARNING: This blog post is extremely anti-Twilight.
First off, I should probably preface this by saying that I have read the entire Twilight Saga. I read the first book when I was in sixth grade (I think…), and I was naive enough to actually like that worthless excuse for literature. I thought Edward was a “gentleman” [...]

Injuries could hurt Rangers pursuit of 92

Adam Bremner
Staff Writer
In early March, hype surrounded the Texas Rangers like never before but when Rangers’ President Nolan Ryan predicted a 92 win season. Nonetheless, the pursuit has taken a hit with recent injuries.
This past week, OF Nelson Cruz, who had been on the disabled list for the third time, and 2B Ian Kinsler, who [...]

First Hope for Africa meeting

By Sammy Robben
staff writer
The Hope for Africa club had its first meeting of the year on Wednesday. The club has two new leaders, seniors Hannah Yates and Emily Fowler, that plan to make a few changes to the club.
One of the major changes they talked about at the meeting was their new cause. Last year [...]

Thriller “Black Swan” kicks off Venice Film festival

The 67th Venice Film festival started Wednesday with the preview of Darren Aronofsky’s Black Swan. The thriller, about a ballet dancer who feels threatened when a rival ballerina comes in to compete for her spot as lead in “Swan Lake”, features actors including Natalie Portman, Mila Kunis and Vincent Cassel. It has recieved mixed reviews from critics, Entertainment Weekly [...]

Apple unveils sweeping new iPod lineup

Zeb White
Asst. Business Manager, Staff Writer
Apple revealed a stunning new iPod lineup Wednesday featuring refreshed versions of the iPod Touch, the iPod Nano, and the iPod Shuffle. It also announced a new social network built into iTunes plus a smaller version of its AppleTV.
The most innovative iPod update was the iPod Nano, which shrunk considerably [...]

CHS shows patriotism with homecoming week

By Lauren Ussery
Centerspread Editor
As many of you know, next week is CHS’s homecoming week. As is tradition, each day of the week there will be a theme that relates to this year’s overall theme, “Free to Ride Cowboy Pride”. 
We’ll be kicking off the week on Tuesday with Super Troopers- CHS Army of One, where students [...]

Potter-mania revived with “A Very Potter Sequel”

Ashleigh Heaton
Editor-in-Chief
Last year, I wrote a story about a little YouTube production from Starkid Productions called “A Very Potter Musical”. If you can’t tell by the tone of the article (or by the fact that I dedicated an entire article to the production,) I’m kind of in love with this show.
So imagine, if you will, [...]

Hope for Africa kicks off the school year

Addy Buigas-Lopez
Staff Writer
Hope for Africa is a non-profit organization committed to bringing change to Africa by addressing the problems they are facing and fostering ideas to help them recover. CHS Hope for Africa club met for the first time Wednesday September 1. Rather than continuing their “Water is Basic” program, this year they are sponsoring [...]

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