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Quiroz writes about her childhood memories with her dad.

Evelyn Quiroz, Entertainment Editor

I’m not really sure what to say um… I watch sunsets and take photos of stars (:

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Quiroz writes about her childhood memories with her dad.

Senior Goodbye

Evelyn Quiroz, Entertainment Editor
June 21, 2021

Writing never really fascinated me, in fact, I would slump in my chair at the thought of an essay. My aversion toward writing came from the simple fact that I did not know what to write, most of the prompts did not appeal to me which made writing feel more like a task than something I could appreciate.  I...

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Girls Summer Fashion

Girls Summer Fashion

Evelyn Quiroz, Entertainment Editor
May 19, 2021

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Quiroz discusses new updates on the vaccine.

Is The COVID-19 Vaccine Too Good To Be True?

Evelyn Quiroz, Entertainment Editor
April 15, 2021

Months ago, in the midst of a global quarantine, a COVID-19 vaccine seemed far from achievable but now with the vaccination process, we step closer toward a complete return to traditional life. A traditional vaccine process lasts 10 to 15 years, however, the COVID vaccine’s process took less than a...

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The Truth About Fast Fashion

The Truth About Fast Fashion

Evelyn Quiroz, Entertainment Editor
April 7, 2021

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All About Zines

All About Zines

Evelyn Quiroz, Entertainment Editor
April 1, 2021

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MISD schools adapt for future snow storms.

MISD Recovers Campuses After Historic Snow Storm

Evelyn Quiroz, Entertainment Editor
March 3, 2021

On Feb. 22, MISD announced classes would start again after a week off because of low temperatures and winter weather. Alongside city damages, the arctic-like conditions also caused issues for schools.  For Texas schools, winter storm damage does not happen often which leaves them vulnerable compared...

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Quiroz compares the entertainment industry of the past to the present.

African American Portrayal In Film Then and Now

Evelyn Quiroz, Entertainment Editor
February 27, 2021

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Beatriz DeAndrade: The Sound Of Determination

Beatriz DeAndrade: The Sound Of Determination

Evelyn Quiroz, Entertainment Editor
February 16, 2021

The sound of former choir shows fills the room as students listen to and write reviews of the musical performance. Junior Beatriz DeAndrade became involved in choir in sixth grade, and she continued the hobby throughout high school. “Music has always been a huge part of my life and choir has really...

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Quiroz writes a review about Soul and addresses the representation of African American characters in Disney movies.

Review: Soul

Evelyn Quiroz, Entertainment Editor
February 2, 2021

When it comes to children’s movies, themes like friendship, optimism, and acceptance become overused, but Pixar’s movie Soul released on Dec. 25 portrays a different message. A message both kids and adults can learn from. Soul follows Joe Gardner, a jazz band teacher, played by Jamie Foxx and 22,...

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Haley Olivarez poses for a picture in her favorite style of clothing.

The Year Of Nostalgic Fashion

Evelyn Quiroz, Entertainment Editor
January 19, 2021

2020 became one of the most influential years for fashion as people moved out of their comfort zone and nostalgic trends like hair bandanas and platform boots returned. New additions emerged in the fashion scene, for senior Haley Olivarez 2020 fashion involved the creation of outfits from her thrifted...

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Quiroz writes about how students' knowledge and understanding should not be based on standardized exams .

Opinion: Standardized Tests Need An Upgrade

Evelyn Quiroz, Entertainment Editor
January 11, 2021

Every year, with the exception of 2020, teachers prepare students for important end-of-year exams like the STAAR and finals. However, these exams do not accurately show a student’s retention of information throughout the school year. Instead, standardized tests create another hurdle for students to...

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Quiroz writes about her opinion of priority admissions and compares it to other admissions.

Opinion: Are Priority Admissions Worth It?

Evelyn Quiroz, Entertainment Editor
December 2, 2020

For high school seniors who choose to attend a college or university, admission season represents an important milestone in their education. Before students start college applications, they must weigh their options but it does not come without challenges. With different options to choose from, making...

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Alternative Aid

Alternative Aid

Evelyn Quiroz, Entertainment Editor
November 16, 2020

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At the Varsity Football game, junior Ashlyn Liukonen cheers on the sideline after returning from the team's two week quarantine.

Ashlyn Liukonen: Cheering From A Distance

Evelyn Quiroz, Entertainment Editor
October 31, 2020

After a few weeks at school, junior Ashlyn Liukonen stayed home for remote learning after Mansfield ISD reported a COVID-19 case. As she sat in her bedroom, she contemplated school and the parties she would miss out on with friends. The new school year led to a couple of changes for both students...

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People flock back to theaters after their several month long closure.

Back In Business

Evelyn Quiroz, Entertainment Editor
October 7, 2020

As the doors to the theater opened, Art teacher Pamela Dietrich walked in. She smelled the popcorn being prepared at the concession stand and watched as the workers carefully put food into buckets and trays. As she walked to her seat in the theater she noticed how barren it looked, she sat down and waited...

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Quiroz writes about her childhood memories with her dad.

Fading Memories

Evelyn Quiroz, Entertainment Editor
September 30, 2020

Spanish corridos play in the background as my family pulls out of the driveway on the way to my dad’s next work gig. I look out the window onto the asphalt of I-20 and remember all of the jobs my dad took me on years ago. He taught me the basics of home improvement like how to fix a leaky toilet or...

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Quiroz gives suggestions on virtual students can handle online learning.

Survival Guide To Online Learning

Evelyn Quiroz, Entertainment Editor
September 18, 2020

Despite the option of in-person instruction, students chose to stay virtual throughout the semester, and they will continue their education at home. Staying concentrated and motivated at home can be difficult, so read the tips below to find out how to make the most out of the online learning experience....

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Non-essential workers are having to file for unemployment while business are shut down.

COVID-19 Affects Families Financially

Evelyn Quiroz, Staff Writer
April 21, 2020

The mass hysteria from the coronavirus becomes prevalent to Rocio Escobar, a mother of a Legacy student, as she shops for her weekly essentials at the nearest grocery store. She watches as panicked shoppers grab cases of bottled water and workers frantically try to restock the shelves they had filled...

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Madison Asato, 12, poses with her chicken.

Madison Asato: Farming a Business

Evelyn Quiroz, Staff Writer
April 17, 2020

She arrives at her first house. Knocking on the door with anticipation, she holds out a carton of eggs as the door opens. Every Friday evening as school comes to an end, senior Madison Asato prepares to deliver chicken eggs to her clients as part of the mini business she runs.  In 7th-grade Asato...

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Quiroz writes about useful self-care apps

5 Self-Care Apps To Have

Evelyn Quiroz, Staff Writer
April 12, 2020

As teens, we constantly need to complete tasks and deadlines that take up a lot of the time we could spend on ourselves. In order to reduce this loss of time, I made a list of self-care apps that you can incorporate into your schedule. Calm We all go through stressful days where things do not seem...

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Nanuka Dudashvili, 12, poses for a picture with her host family at the airport.

Nanuka Dudashvili: The Meaning of Change

Evelyn Quiroz, Staff Writer
April 4, 2020

Miles away from home, senior Nanuka Dudashvili notices the heat of the Texas climate as she waits for her host family. Dudashvili thinks about what they will be like and acknowledges the opportunities that being an exchange student will bring her later in life. On Sept. 11, Dudashvili arrived in the...

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Dr. Butler (left) speaks with school board members at the breakfast hosted by StuCo.

Dr. Butler: A Living Legacy

Evelyn Quiroz, Staff Writer
February 21, 2020

Growing up, Dr. Shelly Butler remembers hearing about her parents’ experiences drinking out of “black only” water fountains yet they still went on to earn Ph.Ds. Thinking about it now, Dr. Butler knows she lives her ancestors’ wildest dreams every day.  “I can literally imagine the conversation...

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Ms. Castor teaches her class algebra II. Ms. Castor joined legacy at the semester after Ms. Curry retired.

Ms. Castor Joins Legacy At Semester

Madison Palmer and Evelyn Quiroz
February 13, 2020

While students are home for Christmas break, Ms. Makisha Castor, the new Algebra 2 teacher walks to her classroom. She feels nervous on her first day of school but was eager to start meeting new people.  Because of Ms. Angela Curry’s decision to retire, Ms. Castor had an opportunity to take a math...

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Lana Abdularezeq, 11, poses for a picture in Mrs. Bennett's classroom. Abdularezeq is the unofficial Vice President of author's club.

Lana Abdulrazeq: A Writer’s Life

Evelyn Quiroz, Staff Writer
February 7, 2020

The atmosphere remains silent once the meeting begins, but as the aspiring authors gather their thoughts, the entire mood shifts. Junior Lana Abdulrazeq prepares to share her ideas. Every other Wednesday, Abdulrazeq attends Author's club in Ms. Lisbeth Bennett's room. The club starts as Abdulrazeq...

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