Tradition versus rising programs, Final Four has both

By Andy Tabor
The Final Four this weekend pits Duke vs. West Virginia and Michigan State vs. Butler.  For Michigan state this is their sixth Final Four appearance in the past twelve years and for coach K. this will be his eleventh appearance.
As for West Virginia and Butler? West Virginia will make their second Final Four [...]

Losing tradition, gaining a journey

By Rebecca Fowler
Staff Writer
I often write about traditions.  Call me sentimental, but I just love the familiarity and comfort of routine.  As a senior, however, I am growing slightly nervous over the fact that I will be dropping everything and moving to Abilene Christian University—three hours from Coppell—in just six months.
In a way, though, it’s [...]

“Wreaths and trees, ribbons and bows” Coppell holiday parade around the corner

by Ashley Attanucci
Staff Writer
The much anticipated Spirit of Coppell Holiday Parade of Lights on Saturday, December 5 will begin at 6:30 p.m. at Samuel and follow down Parkway to Town Center Plaza where Coppellians will meet the lighting of Town Center.
This year’s parade theme is “wreaths and trees, ribbons and bows” so expect to see [...]

Truly a Texas girl

By Rebecca Fowler
Staff Writer
Everything’s bigger in Texas, and we are proud of it. Not only do we sport the world’s largest cowboy boots (found in San Antonio), but we also have the most pride and the biggest hearts… to name just a few of the reasons the state holds a special place in my [...]

Homecoming: more than just bells and whistles

Two weeks ago when I went to visit my brother at Southern Methodist University, I met his friend from California. At some point while talking to her, we reached the topic of Homecoming.
“What’s a mum?” she asked with confusion.
Wanting to show her an important Texas tradition, I pulled up Facebook and showed her pictures from [...]