I find myself counting down the hours until I walk across the stage on June 7. At that time, a new chapter will begin in my life, otherwise known as the real world. Receiving my cap and gown, taking senior pictures, opening acceptance letters, making a memory book and enjoying time I get off for late...

Over the past 15 years, the use of technology killed the greeting card, changed the way we find love, watch TV, read, and even how to discipline children. The average American spends 11 hours using some form of electronic device every day. A recent study from Mary Meeker, a venture capitalist and former...

This year, Mother’s Day falls on May 11. Here’s a list of things to do to make sure your mother gets to enjoy the best day possible without any embarrassing mishaps: Plan Ahead Do not wait until May 10 to figure out what you are going to surprise her with. She probably doesn’t expect you to...

Out of the thousands of jobs that can be chosen there are some jobs that aren't thought of first. Typically, we think of studying to be a doctor, lawyer, psychiatrist or something involving a large business. Although those titles have remained very popular over the years for they make a desirable amount...

Fire drills: an opportunity for the students of Legacy to spend a little time talking to friends, catching up on gossip and just getting out of the classroom for a change. Indeed they are a safety precaution, but that does not mean they have to become boring. Students can always think of creative ways...

New Year's Resolutions are the commitment or promises that millions of people make to themselves at the beginning of each year in order to make the upcoming one better than the last. People across the world set out for change with the mindset of a fresh new year means a fresh new start. These resolutions...

Sophomore Michael Darmon steps onto a dark, blank stage, rehearsing the lines in his head for “Urinetown” by Greg Kotis. Brainstorming the possible ways he can make his acting skills even stronger, Darmon acts out his new part over and over, preparing for rehearsal later that night. Darmon began...

Junior Alyssa Butcher stumbles to her car, heartbroken to find her driver’s window shattered into tiny, clear pieces, and her bright green and blue Vera Bradley wallet no longer in the passenger seat. Butcher marched with the band at the football game against McKinney early that evening, but after...

Junior Taylor Green straps on her gloves as she, and twenty four other girls, get into warm up block to prepare themselves for the night’s halftime show against McKinney. They toss their flags and spin their wooden rifles one last time before walking to their one hundred yard stage. As the crowd cheers...