Spring game brings taste of what is to come

by Blake Seitz
Sports Editor
Last season, the Cowboys advanced to the third round of playoffs before losing to Arlington in a 31-29 heartbreaker. Still smarting from the loss, the Cowboys hope to capitalize on its returning talent to make an even further playoff push this season.
Yesterday, the team had its annual spring game to showcase its [...]

Seniors move forward by going back

By Chris Nguyen
Features Editor
Video by Christina Baker
Graduation means letting go of a life that was once their livelihood, their home. For some seniors, there are the trips to faraway beaches or maybe to Disney World, but for some seniors, these will be trips to a place that holds a much stronger place in their heart, [...]

Comic Books Transition to Movies, Independent Comics make the move

Long since have the pages of comic books been covered with heroes, villains, and diabolical minions. Only recently have the spandex adorning, super power induced, and the strange been transferred onto the big screen, and in bulk.
“Everybody knows about the primary superheroes, batman, superman, and iron man” said Boomerang Comics owner Neil Rhone, “now there [...]

Memories grow at Storch memorial

by Ashley Attanucci
Staff Writer
Video by Drake McWhorter
After losing one of their most beloved students, Coppell Middle School East has built an on-campus memorial site for eighth grader Taylor Storch. An oak tree, known as Taylor’s Tree, was planted in the center of a student-designed garden to make permanent Storch’s presence at the school. Both for the students [...]

College vs. the Bikini Body

By Luciana Mendes
Staff Writer
Video by Cam McDaniel
Break into a sweat, and break in that bikini. As the weather heats up and those long summer days begin to near, many find inspiration to hit their local gym.
Be it a late start to a New Year’s resolution or sudden motivation to slim down, summer is a reminder [...]

Teacher Appreciation Week

Teacher Appreciation Week seemed to come and go with not too much recognition from the students in Coppell High School.  From elementary school students have celebrated this week annually, but is this holiday still and effective way to make students recognize their teachers?
This event was created and popularized by worldwide teacher associations and is intended [...]

Hong hitting all the right notes

By Julia Kim
Staff Writer
Junior Judy Hong walks the aisles of Hmart, and it isn’t rare that she often gets friendly “hi’s” and “hello’s” from strangers.
She has now tied her loose connections with the Korean community of Dallas. And it’s not that she hasn’t been linked, but after her appearance on the cover of NewsKorea–one of [...]

CHS checks out upcoming concerts and small-time venues

 Maddie Walters and Monica Moran
Staff Writer and KCBY Member
Although it is often overlooked, Dallas and its surrounding area is swarming with local venues playing local and not-so-local bands on a daily basis.
Thanks to my handy-dandy local concerts app which I recently downloaded onto my iPhone, I have become increasingly aware of the concerts I could [...]

Porter recieves all-american nomination

By Nathan Reck
Video by Cate McMinn and Blake Van Patten
The lacrosse team has managed to reach the peak of team achievement two years in a row now by winning the state championship. While the team has excelled so have the individual players as many of the juniors have received scholarship offers and senior Payton Porter [...]

We all scream for new CDS!

Story by Hubert Adjei-Kontoh and Erin Blatney
Video by Jonathan Domingo

Original Video – More videos at TinyPic
Blues, indie, and R & B have seen an excellent year for music so far and it’s getting better. Several upcoming releases have brought much excitement to the music listening populace. Here are a few of the albums that we [...]

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