Alexa Kratochvil, Sophomore, Communication Studies, Palm Desert, CA Read more →
Month: February 2022
Dark Winter
Alex Kratochvil, Sophomore, Communication Studies, Palm Desert, CA Read more →
Taco Soup Recipe
By Marissa Bradley from Flower Mound, Texas Wanting something warm to eat? Too cold outside? I have the recipe for you! From the variety of beans to the spices to the protein, this taco soup recipe will surely warm you up on a cold evening.Following the instructions contains about ten to twelve servings. If you have it at hand, you… Read more →
The Last Ten Sci-Fi Movies I Watched (And Why You Should Watch Them Too)
By Hannah Reigle from Fort Worth, TX If you read my staff submission from last semester (if you did… oh boy. I salute you for your patience!), you probably have inferred I am somewhat of a sci-fi geek. I would say I am, but you might be disappointed to find my repertoire of science fiction media is actually small and… Read more →
Branch & Bird Review
By Makayla Lockard from Mansfield, Texas If you are looking for a nice place to dine to celebrate a special occasion, hang out with friends or family, or just to go somewhere with a nice view, I definitely recommend trying Branch & Bird in Fort Worth, Texas. With a sky lobby on top of Frost Bank Tower, Branch & Bird has… Read more →
Refracted
Tryn Woessner, Senior, Graphic Design, Arlington, TX Read more →
Cross Roads
Ally Bailey, Senior, Speech Pathology, San Diego, CA Read more →
Hypocrite
Kayla Sobyak, Sophomore, Marketing, Plano, TX Read more →
Moonlight Paddle
Alyssa Burlison, Freshman, Writing, Trophy Club, TX Usually a moonlit paddle boarding expedition had the ability to lull all the day’s worries and annoyances away, but tonight was different. Something felt off. Maybe it was because the moonlight was blanketed by a cluster of dense clouds, making the once clear blue waters of the Pacific dark and gloomy, or… Read more →
Beauty in a White Kimono
Madelaine Seyer, Junior, Speech Pathology, Oregon City, OR I first met Henry Wojcik at the University of Manchester. I was studying international affairs and he studied art, of course. Henry was a force of nature, a catalyst of humor, and a recipient of good fortune that made people want to crowd around him and see which of his gifts… Read more →