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Marcus High School's Online Newspaper

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Marcus High School's Online Newspaper

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Eun and Danny make sandwiches for their next customers during a lunch rush.

The Giving Bistro

New family-owned bistro opens in Parker Square
Macy Doan, Reporter October 4, 2024

“‘I don't need very much now,’ said the boy, ‘Just a quiet place to sit and rest. I am very tired.’  ‘Well,’ said the tree, straightening herself up as much as she could, ‘Well, an...

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Lydia rings the golden bell to celebrate her winning tough fight with cancer.

Fighting with faith

Junior wins her tough battle with cancer
Astor Jones, Reporter October 2, 2024

  As a visit to her grandmother’s Illinois house comes to an end, junior Lydia Hood catches her mother’s eye when they board the plane. “That’s a cute top,” her mom says. But the...

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Senior Interviews Show 5/20/2024

May 21, 2024

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Twirling to the tune

Twirling to the tune

Sophomore wins second at dance exchange
Lex Paull, Online Editor February 15, 2024

Silence. The warm glow of red lights bathes the stage as she takes her place. Strums of a guitar begin to fill the air as sophomore Marquette Ashlin Knight turns to face the audience, rolling and swaying...

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Hyperactive reality

Senior speaks on life with ADHD, relation between mental health and social media
K. Reed, Section Editor February 13, 2024

It started sophomore year after a friend had seen posts on social media from people with ADHD talking about signs or doctors going over how it affects different demographics. Sloane Burpo and her friend,...

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Dually Noted “finds joy” in Acatex competition

Dually Noted “finds joy” in Acatex competition

Mixed a capella group Dually Noted places fourth at DFW a capella competition & festival
Mashiyat Khan, Reported December 14, 2023

A mixture of nerves and excitement flood backstage as Dually Noted prepares to go onstage. Members get their mics ready. Junior soloist Allison Moore preparing for the spotlight that’s about to shine...

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A Legend Leaves

A Legend Leaves

Beloved staff member retires after 37 years of teaching
Mashiyat Khan, Reporter December 11, 2023

Four days into the 1987-89 school year, Ira Sherrill stepped into Marcus for his first day of teaching. Ronald Reagan was president and the school was only six years old.  Over the years Sherrill has...

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Hiba carries a Palestinian flag as she protests in Austin on Nov. 12. Her family is originally from Haifa, a city that ceased to exist after the creation of Israel.

Heart of the Conflict

Sophomore shares her family’s history in Palestine
Sameeha Alidina, Reporter December 11, 2023

Editor’s note: This story, with its accompanying news story and historical timeline, won third place for in-depth news feature package in the 2024 ILPC contest.  Rummaging through a box of jewelry,...

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Hate related crimes spike after Israel-Hamas War

Hate related crimes spike after Israel-Hamas War

Raksha Jayakumar, Managing Editor December 11, 2023

Editor’s note: This story, with its accompanying feature and historical timeline, won third place for in-depth news feature package in the 2024 ILPC contest.  As the world is drawn into the generations-long...

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Food for Thought

Food for Thought

Twins start baking club to raise money for Alzheimer's
Raksha Jayakumar and Imaan Malik October 22, 2023

Editor’s note: This story won third place for feature writing in the 2024 ILPC contest.  The familiar sound of clanging keys ring in the empty corridor as twins Rachel and Jennifer enter their...

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Voices of Marcus

Voices of Marcus

Students voice their opinions through podcasts
Mashiyat Khan and Astor Jones October 22, 2023

Introspect of the youth After a long day of school and rehearsal, senior Bella Murtoff and college freshman Elli Scheinman engage in a lighthearted conversation as they pull through the drive-thru for...

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Nine dim lights

Nine dim lights

Jewish student works through feelings of exclusion
Kaelen Reed May 1, 2023

A festive buzz surrounds senior Tiana Mazisyuk, who uses they/them pronouns. Students are anticipating plans for the upcoming winter break. Whispers of putting up Christmas lights, hanging mistletoe and...

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