see In the beginning of every spring, flying colorful powder ranging from blue to orange and purple to yellow flies throughout the streets. The banging of the drums can be heard all around. The sound of laughter echoes through the cities and villages of the Indian subcontinent. People all around
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“Burn The Stage” – BTS Documentary Series
As lights dim down, as the music starts and the fanchant begins, "Kim Namjoon, Kim Seokjin, Min Yoongi, Jung Hoseok, Park Jimin, Kim Taehyung, Jeon Jungkook, BTS" we see the positive views we have of them. Although what we don't know is what happens backstage. Starting on March 28, 2018, BTS will release a documentary series on YouTube Red and
I Prevail takes over Houston
Westside’s culinary team scores big at Super Bowl LI
If one would have stepped into Westside’s Outback Cafe a year ago, the image of a dining cafe would appear - with students rushing in hungry and leaving stuffed after steak nights. Today, the dining area is now filled with 14 stoves and griddles with a combination of ovens, leaving not
Family turns murder-suicide tragedy into triumphant prevention walk
July 13, 2016 is a tragic day the Myles family will never forget. It was the very same day their loved one Chloe Love committed suicide and murdered her ex-girlfriend. During that fateful summer, the Myles family would be at the center of a murder investigation and their family – victims of
Madison coach returns to the field following daughter’s health scare
Madison High School softball players have seen both sides of their coach. They have seen the tough, no-nonsense side – get to your work and start hitting balls. They have also seen the teary-eyed, teddy-bear-like daddy. Since he became their softball coach, Corey Gallien has had to wear two hats – softball coach
Students learn basic lesson in economics
A lesson in economics has turned into a money-making venture for a Madison High School duo. Elsy Rodriguez,18, and Keyli Cartajena, 17, said they never thought about starting a business until they were in Pauline Scott-Bradford’s Economics class. They were given a month-long project and decided to take it a step
Worthing teen left to fend for herself after mother’s death
In an ideal world, growing up with two parents would be considered the norm. That is not the case for many teens. For years, B’younce Allen, managed to make the best of her one-parent situation. That all changed one cold December day for the 17-year-old junior at Worthing High School. Allen never had the
A trip to eat barbecue turned into tragedy for Northside student
It was an innocent trip to get some cheese fries at a local burger restaurant. It was not his first time there but things ended differently that one afternoon. Ricky Davila went to the often-crowded Poppa Burger in Northside Houston. He waited in line. Little did he know that while waiting in
Spoken word offers voice to the voiceless
A tiny little theater on White Oak Drive... Hot, bright lights. Old school rap and R&B banging and pouring from well-loved speakers with poets, rappers, artists and laity-alike chanting, laughing along to the beat. The Shout is an organization and idea of many facets. It isn’t quite a slam, though it gives
“Sounds Live Feels Live” 5 Seconds Of Summer 2016 world tour
Home emerged from the ashes
Introducing Houston Chronicle’s Features Editor- Melissa Aguilar
The Houston Chronicle has an abundance of hardworking individuals. These individuals make it their goal to give information to the public whether it deals with foreign policy or the latest fashion trend. Melissa Aguilar is a features editor at the Houston Chronicle. Her job is important because of the role she
Natural disaster- Possibly solving for Global Warming
Breaking News: Scientist say that the Pavlof Volcanic eruption in Alaska's Aleutian Islands, that occurred Sunday afternoon, could potentially block out the Sun. If the sun was blocked out then the earth would cool down, essentially reducing Global Warming. The eruption sent volcanic ash 20,000 feet into the air and caused minor
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The Danish Girl Movie Review
At the opening tip.
By: Lorenzo Moore At the opening tip, he is motivated to gain control of the ball. With the support of his teammates, family and friends, nothing can stop this vicious ball playing machine. All around him, the players are competitive, the situation is intense. Except, this player only has one arm to compete with. Meet
Spooky Scary
By: Kayla Sturdevant Kemah Boardwalk annually hosts their haunted house called the Dungeon of Doom. The maze would have been seen as just fine if it weren't for the terrifying actors. Walking through, the decorations were the finest of their kinds but not terribly scary. The part that sent shivers down the
Scared, Stressed, and Sweaty: My Experience at the Dungeon of Doom
By: Ella Robertson One of the few memories I have retained from elementary school was when I first went to the Dungeon of Doom at Kemah Boardwalk. I had spent hours looking up reviews and watching advertisements in order to anticipate what I would see within the haunted house; however, nothing could
Wings Over Houston
By: Kayla Sturdevant October 17th and 18th an air show came to Houston. Ellington Airport consisted of airplane fanatics lined up in their cars to see the show. Along with myself, many people volunteered to help direct parking. People gathered around every corner to see the planes in action. Reenactments and tricks covered
Park(ing) Day Takes On Houston
By: Kayla Sturdevant and Ella Robertson Parking spaces along the roads of the Theater District were occupied by several small, Houstonian-made "parks". The green scene stood out so much against the concrete jungle of Houston that many business workers throughout the area felt obligated to stop and smell the flowers. As it turns
Houstonians Weigh in on 9/11
By Ella Robertson The date September 11th, 2001 evokes intense emotions from a wide array of American citizens. Many lost their loved ones or feelings of safety, however some gained feelings of patriotism through mourning this day. Fourteen years later, this date continues to hold a profound place in the memories of