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Gathering around, first responders are shown at the Dallas Memorial Stair Climb listening to announcers. “It symbolizes the dedication that those guys were willing to do that day; put their life on the line for a stranger, you know, and that's what we sign up for when we take the oath of a firefighter [or police officer,]" firefighter Mark Parker said. This ceremony started at 8:00 a.m. on Saturday, Sept. 9.

Remembering 9/11

Dana Garcia, Reporter
September 11, 2023
A digitally constructed image created by senior Dana Garcia, showcases some of the items listed on Bill SB 379. "We have a lot of single mothers and struggling families in society, and by reducing these taxes, it's helping out with medical, family, and menstrual necessities," senior HOSA president Bindu Upadrashta said. "It's a good side of change."

Texas eliminates ‘tampon tax’

Jade Kratochvil and Dana Garcia
September 5, 2023
After the keynote speech and awards on the final day, Rock Hill Media Students pose for a photo commemorating their accomplishments. "It's great to be given the opportunity to be nominated as best in the state," junior Julio Zapata said, who attended the convention for the first time. "Being able to see other schools' work helped me understand what I'm good at and what I need to work on."

Rock Hill Media students attend ILPC convention in Austin

Jade Kratochvil and Jacob Turner
April 21, 2023

Video: Students share their opinion on recent TikTok ban

Dana Garcia and Ananya Nandyala
February 15, 2023
A digitally constructed image created by junior Wes Phipps represents the new TikTok ban colleges are enforcing. "Without TikTok, a lot of my college friends now need to rely on other sources to gain a mental break and comfort," senior Riya Meka said. "When students are depressed, it certainly affects the people around them, ultimately negatively impacting everyone as a whole."

Texas universities censor students with TikTok ban

Ananya Nandyala, Reporter
January 30, 2023
On-campus social studies teacher Mr. Fredrick Nickens runs for the Democratic county chair for Collin County. Featured is a graphic created by Riley Gillum combined with Nickens's campaign poster, which is inspired by his campaign of being a new voice for the community. "Local elections and voting are the foundation of our democracy and are often overlooked," Ms. Bruns, a neighboring social studies teacher, said.

Campus social studies teacher runs for public office

Shreya Srivathsan
February 17, 2022
Geographical map of Texas, displayed as a political gradient, wears a cowboy hat and an "I Voted" sticker. Texas has long been seen as a a "red" state, but this year specifically puts that into question. "What this means is that students in Texas need to get involved now," senior and columnist Wesley Barrett said. "With Texas at the forefront of political issues, now is the time to get ready for the midterms in 2022, the presidential race in 2024, and beyond."

Opinion- Texas proves more important in this election than in past

Wesley Barrett, Columnist
November 4, 2020
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