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Moving on: testing clerk adapts to career change

April 3, 2012
Moving on: testing clerk adapts to career change

  The cool air and northern winters in New York are very different from the  hot and humid weather associated with Houston, Texas. Most people would not dream of transferring between the two states frequently over an extended period of time; but for Ebony Murphy, changing states was just a part of her childhood. Murphy is originally from Harlem, a neighborhood...
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Behind the Speech: Student learns to manage her time the hard way

April 2, 2012

Krystal U., sophomore, placed  fourth in Poetry at the UIL competition on March 23. She was supposed to be the first alternate– someone who takes the place of those who qualified for regionals competition in the case that they could not go – however, her joyous moment and alternate position disappeared as she was disqualified. “The time of my Poetry...
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Joking with Madsen: Teacher enjoys humoring students during class

April 1, 2012

Anyone who had World History should know Rick Madsen. At first Madsen seems like another history teacher, but when he establishes a connection with students they become a target of Madsen’s shenanigans. “I like to tease them in a humorous way,” Madsen said. Some of his pranks are making jokes that is a personal reference to certain a student,...
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National Art Honor Society chooses officers

May 11, 2012

National Art Honor Society has elected officers for the 2012-2013 school year. They are: President Abby Lam, Vice President...
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Alief Super Neighborhood Council seeks fruit trees for garden

May 10, 2012

The Alief Super Neighborhood Council has been selected as one of the finalists in the 2012 Communities Take Root program....
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Yearbook makes Gallery of Excellence

May 7, 2012

The 2012 Kerr High School yearbook has been installed into the Walsworth Publishing Company’s Gallery of Excellence. Only a small percentage...
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Student Council Spirit and Service Cord applications Due

May 4, 2012

Student Council Spirit and Service cord applications are due Tuesday, May 8, to Margaret Bancroft. Applications are available online on...
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Entertainment

‘Dr. Seuss’ The Lorax’: A Thneed to See Performance

Imagine a place where people ride in fancy modern cars, bushes are inflatable, trees run on batteries, and air is delivered to people’s homes. That would be Thneedville, a place that seems to be perfect aside from one detail: it’s completely artificial. There is no grass, trees, animals or any kind of nature or natural things. Air has...

Opinion

Through social media sites like Facebook, Twitter, and Tumblr, we keep ourselves up to...

One of my favorite cartoon characters of all time has always been Lucy van...

In a small, crowded space with about 100 children covered in rags sitting on...

A punny Linfestation: Are Jeremy Lin’s successes exaggerated?

Only five seconds left on the clock with the crowd on the edge of their seats. The...

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