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Senior Andrew Duffy rides a stationary bike in the cross country hallway every morning for an hour to keep in shape. One of Duffy's vertebrae was cracked in August during a rock climbing accident,

Climbing back to competition

Darci Walton, Managing Editor October 6, 2015

One simple instruction. Go inspect the rock wall. A task senior Andrew Duffy has done many times during his employment at Life Time Fitness. He checks the auto belays, a device that enables people to...

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Larry Sigler when he was Marcus principal.

Former principal remembered by students, staff

Sanika, Sule October 6, 2015

The packed gym buzzed with excitement as the students chanted the pep rally cheer in unison. Each group awaited their turn. As Principal Larry Sigler pointed to one side of the auditorium, an enthusiastic...

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Marcus Faces: Caren Ruppert

Marcus Faces: Caren Ruppert

Michelle Mullings, Writer September 14, 2015

She never fails to greet every student with a contagious smile. Students order their morning cup of coffee, and she promptly begins to prepare it, wringing her hands and going straight to work....

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Senior soccer player commits to Harvard University

Senior soccer player commits to Harvard University

Rachel Ramirez, Editor in Chief September 8, 2015

Senior Landon Plunkett’s mind is focused on more than just academics this year. His future was decided before he even set foot on a campus for his final year at the school. After considering several...

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Junior up for Dallas Summer Musical Award

Katie Burton April 28, 2015

Junior Kara Lyons sat in her humanities class anxiously awaiting a text from her mom. In January, she had performed as Jo March in the all school musical, "Little Women". Because of the success of...

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Nick Chase and mother Tamara Castaneda celebrate after winning a total score of 7500 points in a regional ACDEC competition.

Chasing Perfection

Alyssa Schmidt, Online editor in chief April 8, 2015

Tamara Castaneda walked into the Main Street Bread Baking Company in Grapevine to meet her son, graduate Nick Chase, for brunch. He had abruptly chosen to stop going to college, and she was going to ask...

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Senior Matthew McClay holds his son in the hospital. He was born on February 12th at the Medical Center of Lewisville.

Father on board

Alex Helm, Copy editor April 8, 2015

Senior Matthew McClay sat in the chair next to the hospital bed where his girlfriend of two years, junior Chloe Fortune, laid. Both of their moms were in the small white room with them, eagerly anticipating...

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Get back to the game

Get back to the game

Rachel Ramirez, Entertainment editor April 8, 2015

The boys’ varsity soccer team battled against Plano Senior High School. The winner of this game would advance to the 2005 playoffs. The school was down by one when suddenly freshman standout Sam Garza...

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The Corkran family take a family portrait. From left to right, father Tery, sister Amanda Miguez Miller, mother Scherrie and sister Kimberly.

Wrestling in remembrance

Rachel Ramirez, Entertainment editor April 7, 2015

Every March, the school’s wrestling team sits down to have their end of season banquet. Among the awards being presented, members also vote for one senior wrestler to receive the Jared Corkran Teammate...

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Juniors Bryce Osborne and Gabbi Morris have been dating for over a year and three months. They support each other by going to each other's lacrosse and golf tournaments.

Love isn’t black and white

Alex Helm, Copy editor April 7, 2015

Junior Gabbi Morris was speechless. A girl had just told her that she shouldn’t be dating her boyfriend, junior Bryce Osborne. But her reason why was what made Morris cringe. “I had an African-American...

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Salls looks on from the sidelines while her teammates train. She will play soccer next year at the University of Central Oklahoma, located outside of Oklahoma City.

Game changer

Alex Helm, Copy editor April 7, 2015

Senior Ally Salls sat on the bench on the side of the soccer field, watching her teammates practice. The girls were scrimmaging, yelling across the pitch to one another. One of the forwards shot the ball,...

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Junior Calla Hamlin meets President Bust at Penn Station in Southlake. Hamlin has also met him at the store's Flower Mound location, her place of work.

Executive cheesesteaks

Austin Rickerson, Editor in chief April 7, 2015

Junior Calla Hamlin put on her black visor and yellow shirt as she prepared to go to work, just as she always did. But as she got in her car and cranked the engine, something was different. She was...

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