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Drill Team Director Brooke Parlin meets with Varsity Drill Team officers during class.
Dance Coach Advances to TDEA Semi-Finals
Jackson Gourley, Staff Writer • September 28, 2023

Head dance coach Brooke Parlin advanced to the semi-finals for the annual Texas Dance Educators Association (TDEA) Director of the Year award in the last week of August. Parlin originally received the nomination for the award at the TDEA convention in January 2023 and progressed to the top nine dance coaches in the state of Texas.  Parlin’s former assistant...

Bronco Minute 9-29
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Bronco Minute 9-29
Ty Gery, Social Media Staff • September 29, 2023
Varsity Football
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Varsity Football
Kyra Langston, Photo Staff • September 26, 2023
Remembering 9/11.
Features
Where Were You: Remembering 9/11
Abigail Morris, Assistant Editor • September 11, 2023
Five Ways to Help Prevent Suicide
Visual Stories
Five Ways to Help Prevent Suicide
Juno Clark, Staff Writer • September 29, 2023

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Remembering 9/11.
Where Were You: Remembering 9/11
Abigail Morris, Assistant Editor • September 11, 2023
Remembering 9/11.
Where Were You: Remembering 9/11
Abigail Morris, Assistant Editor • September 11, 2023
Cade Julius, 10, bats against Arlington High School on Feb. 10.
Julius Brothers: Teammates At Last
Leilani Fierro, Editor In Chief • April 20, 2023
Freshman students work on an assignment in AP Human Geography. Students can earn an endorsement in one of five areas, which prepare students for life after high school. [File Photo]
What are endorsements, and why are they important?
Jackson Gourley, Staff Writer • September 26, 2023

High school students often have questions about endorsements and what purpose they serve. The Texas Education Agency (TEA) determines an endorsement as a set of courses that allows a student in high school to explore areas of interest they might have. Mansfield ISD requires all eighth-grade students to take a semester-long Career Pathways course, in which they are introduced to and pick their future high school endorsement. At the end of the course, they meet with lead counselor Dana Vorsino and other counselors to secure their endorsement and establish their schedules.  “An endorsement is kind of like picking a...

Cami Jones and Addison Breitenstein, 11, work through assignments on Xello during advisory on Sept. 26. Students complete SEL and future-readiness assignments during advisory, and have the opportunity to work on homework and missing assignments when all assignments are complete.
Legacy Adopts New Advisory Model
Cameron Hooper, Staff Writer • September 27, 2023
Bronco Minute 9-21
Bronco Minute 9-21
Luke Lansford, Social Media Staffer • September 21, 2023
Its important to make a good impression when interviewing for a job. Follow these steps for a successful interview.
How to Adult: Job Interview Advice
Ella Baker, Staff Writer • September 25, 2023
Though many colleges are test-optional, the SAT is still important to study for. Photo by Photo by Nguyen Dang Hoang Nhu on Unsplash
Five Tips to Pass the SAT
Ryleigh Stinson, Staff Writer • September 18, 2023

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Co-ed sports have remained controversial since their inception at the 1900 Olympics. Photo by Photo by Gabin Vallet on Unsplash
Co-ed Sports: Should they still exist?
Justin Anderson, Staff Writer • September 12, 2023

Men and women competing in the same sports is nothing new, dating back to the 1900 Olympics. Back then it arose as a controversy, and today it remains a controversy. People have continued to debate this for a while, but now we ponder the question of if they should exist. No, they should not, and it’s seen throughout sports, including the fairness of the sports, the health of the participants, and the overall effect on the sports. According to the National Institutes of Health, biological males have more testosterone, muscle, and mass while females are generally smaller, less muscular, and hold a higher percentage of fat. When analyzing these factors it is unsafe for a woman to compete with a man in a physically demanding sport, for example, boxing. When women acquire and consume/take testosterone to compete with males, many adverse side effects heavily affect the female body including an agitated mood, bloating, pelvic cramping, increased estrogen levels, and much more. When presented with factors such as these, the health risk is no longer worth the reward of a win in...

Final Blog
Final Blog
Leilani Fierro, Editor in Chief • May 25, 2023
Final Blog
Final Blog
Connor Whitfill, Staff Writer • May 24, 2023
Final Blog
Final Blog
Isaiah Manning, Staff Writer • May 23, 2023
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