CHS club meetings
September 3, 2010 by laurakattilakoski
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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 [...]
First Hope for Africa meeting
September 3, 2010 by sammy robben
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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 [...]
CHS shows patriotism with homecoming week
September 3, 2010 by Lauren Ussery
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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 [...]
Hope for Africa kicks off the school year
September 3, 2010 by addylopez
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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 [...]
Enviromental Change
September 3, 2010 by Mike Pankonien
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By Michael Pankonien
They were the children of Greatest Generation and the bridge builders to a new era. Growing up in the 60’s and 70’s, it is thanks to the children of these era’s that we owe the progress of the Green Movement.
However, this progress did not come unhindered. One must remember that this [...]
First HOSA meeting of the year
September 2, 2010 by Corrina Taylor
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Corrina Taylor
Staff Writer
The first HOSA meeting of the year started off on Wednesday September 1st, the meetings are located in A110 (Mr. Pool the medical terminology teacher’s room) where they meet once a week on Wednesdays. The person in charge is Brenda Brinkman who is the teacher of Career and Tech in the Public [...]
Homecoming Theme Controversy
September 2, 2010 by Erica Rohde
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By Erica Rohde
The first time I heard what the theme of this year’s homecoming of Coppell Texas was, I was a little taken back. The title of the full week of homecoming is “Free to Ride Cowboy Pride.” Mr Hunt affirmed this but before he did, I hadn’t had anyone mention it to me beforehand. [...]
CHS opens house
August 31, 2010 by Ashley Attanucci
Filed under Blogs, News Blog, Student Life Blog
by Ashley Attanucci
Web Manager
The high school’s annual Curriculum Night –the one night parents experience that truly mimics the chaos of the jam-packed halls of an enormous school- has come and went. Countless parents slipped on their students’ shoes and added to the open house frenzy as they inquired Red Jackets for classroom locations. While parents [...]
CHS Marching Band perform Jubilee part I
August 30, 2010 by Kimskatronnn
Filed under Blogs, Sports Blog, Student Life Blog
Kimberly Del Angel
Staff Writter
Last Friday night the Coppell Cowboys took on the Mesquite Horn Jaguars and had a fierce round-up of 13-0. During halftime the Coppell High School marching band preformed their show: Life Americana part I, Jubilee and shows great signs of of developing into a killer show this season. This year the band also [...]
New Theatre Auditions: Into the Woods
August 27, 2010 by Kelly Stewart
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Kelly Stewart
Staff Writer
Barely a week has gone by, and already the theatre is scheduling auditions for their new play, Into the Woods. The premise is complex, but well thought out, incorporating many well-known fairy tales into one story.
The main story is that a Baker and his wife must assemble four ingredients into a potion for [...]

