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Minority religions in Flower Mound

Minority religions in Flower Mound

Muslim Students Experience Living in Flower Mound
Harrison Hamre May 1, 2023

Minority religions in North Texas such as Judaism and Islam make up only 4 percent of the population, with Christianity taking up 78 percent. The Muslim and Jewish populations in Dallas are estimated...

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The School Board Explained

The School Board Explained

Owen Oppenheimer, Reporter April 28, 2023

The first day to vote for the upcoming school board election is on April 24. A day that most students will probably not be involved in but really should. The school board controls a lot of different aspects...

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Students of color discuss racial struggles

Students of color discuss racial struggles

Muna Nnamani April 24, 2023

Racism has been an issue in the U.S. for generations, and it often finds its way into schools. Just this month, the n-word was spray painted on Allen High School’s Black quarterback’s house. His...

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Candidates for school board election

Candidates for school board election

Owen Oppenheimer, Reporter April 24, 2023

  Place 6 Candidates Mindy Bumgarner: She is currently working on her psychology certification and has a daughter at Flower Mound HS. She has been involved in her community by teaching dating violence...

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Varsity cheerleader Hallie Brown energizes the crowd during the teams routine show off before nationals.

New heights

Cheerleaders win first national title
Garrison Acree, Reporter April 4, 2023

Moments before their performance at the NCA competition in Dallas, the cheerleading team felt ready. A two day contest running from Jan. 21-22 determined if they would win a national title in their category....

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Sophomore Finnian Shannahan prepares robot 19991 for the next round of the regional competition. Photo Bianca Mahendran

All systems go

Robotics team advances to state championships
Garrison Acree, Reporter April 4, 2023

The MAC is packed with hundreds of parents and spectators as the robotics teams rush all around, prepping their robots for the next match. Among the teams are the Chuckleheads, getting robot 19991 ready...

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Sex, Drugs, and Rock and Roe

Sex, Drugs, and Rock and Roe

An introduction to the 88th Texas Legislature
Owen Oppenheimer, Reporter March 22, 2023

It’s springtime in Texas and that means two things: tornados and the Texas legislature. The legislature meets every two years to create, amend, and strike down laws. Lawmakers stream in from all corners...

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The tech takeover

The tech takeover

New AI makes revolutionary step in technology
Roslyn Dobbins, Reporter March 21, 2023

Robots that can mimic human abilities are nothing new. Our self-driving cars can “see” its surroundings, robots can move like us, and Siri speaks to us from our phones. But now, artificial intelligence...

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Lewisville ISD School Board Candidate Profiles

Lewisville ISD School Board Candidate Profiles

Owen Oppenheimer, Reporter March 6, 2023
A look at the candidates for this year's LISD school board elections.
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Students purchase coffee from cafeteria managers Kelly Gray and Jesse Rains at the main campus coffee stand.

Photo Jayni Gogineni

Main Campus cafe return after COVID, staffing closure

Raksha Jayakumar January 18, 2023

The main campus café stand, Java City, reopened on Jan. 9 now that the cafeteria is more fully staffed after the pandemic. M9 reopened the café stand in November, and it was met with a high demand. Long...

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Adopt an angel

Adopt an angel

Emily Couch, Reporter December 13, 2022

Students all around the district have been coming together to help those in need this Christmas through Adopt an Angel. The program presented by LISD provides presents for students who don’t have the...

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The Giving Season

The Giving Season

How to help local nonprofits year round
Hyunsung Na, Kaelen Reed, and Emily Couch November 4, 2022

The months of November and December mark the start of an annual surge of donations, a phenomenon known as — the season of giving. The winter holidays arrive consecutively all sharing one universal thing:...

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