Eagles dominate Rangers

September 29, 2010 • Eunique Jones  
Filed under Sports

As the 2-1 Eagles faced the Naaman Forest Rangers, the Eagles were focused and it showed on the scoreboard. During the first quarter, the Eagles offense put the team in a strong lead with 14 points over the Rangers.  The came back in the second quarter with two touchdowns.  The Eagles finished... Read more »

Homecoming victory provides heart-stopping action

September 29, 2010 • Sarahi Farr  
Filed under Sports, Top Stories

As the Eagles faced rival Sachse High Mustangs in the Homecoming game, tensions ran high as the lead bounced between the teams until the final three seconds. The Eagles defense lead the team in the first quarter,  holding the Mustangs back one point, for an Eagle lead of 7-6.   The second quarter... Read more »

Fasting opens my eyes

September 28, 2010 • Bryan Lockhart  
Filed under Opinions

My church youth group and a few other youth groups went on a 30-hour fast for the World of Vision Organization. World Vision is a Christian humanitarian organization dedicated to working with children, families and their communities worldwide to reach their full potential by tackling the causes of poverty... Read more »

Homecoming Week

September 17, 2010  
Filed under Uncategorized

Title: Homecoming WeekStart Date: 2010-09-20End Date: 2010-09-25  Read More →

Review: VOX provides wonderful surprises

September 17, 2010 • Adam Johnson  
Filed under Entertainment

In a distance place, in a different world, lived the VOX. The VOX were small unique and care free humans who lived in a world of happiness and jubilation, but had a life threatening fear of the Nex.  The VOX use to have large festivities filled with singing, dancing and celebrations, but the Nex disapproved.... Read more »

Eagles stumble to Wylie, 17-36

September 17, 2010 • Sarahi Farr  
Filed under Sports

As the undefeated Eagles stepped on the field against the 1-1 ranked Wylie Pirates, the game took an unexpected twist.  The Eagles dominated in the first quarter with two touchdowns over the Pirates’ one touchdown. In the second quarter, the Eagles were blocked by the Pirates defense, which allowed... Read more »

Students adjust to policy changes

September 17, 2010 • Blaine Piering  
Filed under News

Three weeks into the school year and students seem to be adjusting to new school policies.  Changes include ID cards, shorter passing periods, and a new loss of privilege penalty.  “The school is not controlled democratically,” Principal Dr. Marlene Hammerle said. “The APs meet with their bosses... Read more »

Meet the Teacher

September 10, 2010  
Filed under Uncategorized

Title: Meet the TeacherStart Time: 05:30Date: 2010-09-13End Time: 07:00  Read More →

Construction continues to cause headaches

September 2, 2010 • Eunique Jones  
Filed under News

As upperclassmen rush to their new parking spaces and freshmen wake up early to meet their friends in the gym, students find a drastic slowdown in their morning routine as they hit the I-90/ George W. Bush Turnpike Extension traffic. “School traffic changes that have been made in GISD are closely watched... Read more »

Senior RB headed north next fall

September 2, 2010 • Sarahi Farr  
Filed under Sports

Fifteen years of football has paid off for senior running back Treyvon Green.  This summer he committed to Northwestern University and an athletic scholarship worth $52,000.  He has also received offers from five other universities. “The best thing about committing is the decision is already over... Read more »