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Sembree Yeary

Sembree Yeary, Personality Editor

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Yeary writes about the differences between academic and sport competition.

The Double Standard of Academia, Athletics in a Pandemic World

April 19, 2021
Leslie Mendoza, 12, designs her paper doll in her classroom with all properly masked students.

MISD Should Limit Quarantined Students Through New District Policy

April 19, 2021
Yeary writes about the growing concerns of cancel culture in modern day society.

Opinion: Cancel Culture Promotes Toxicity, Hinders Societal Progress

March 10, 2021
In the school parking lot, sophomore Della Duke prepares to ride her motorcycle home.

Della Duke: Riding Through The Memories

February 8, 2021
Seniors Abby Carpenter and Abby Hall and junior Abby Chambless pose for a picture together.

A Team Of Abby’s

January 12, 2021
Yeary writes about the disadvantages of mail-in voting and its effects on the election.

Opinion: Mail-in Voting Challenges Ballot Legitimacy

November 19, 2020
Sembree Yeary writes about the 2020 election.

The Concession Of The Presidency

November 17, 2020
Debate competes virtually to follow social distancing guidelines.

Debate Begins Season With Virtual Tournament

October 30, 2020
Junior Andrew Bobe participates in a lab in his physics class.

Opinion: In-Person Students Should be In Class to be Present

October 27, 2020
Yeary writes about how debates have become divisive and provide no real information to potential voters.

Voters Should Not Rely On Presidential Debates

October 13, 2020
Brown holds up her certificate at the school board meeting where she was recognized for her achievement.

Senior Announced National Merit Scholar Semi-finalist

September 30, 2020
Assistant Principal Alcorn reads emails in his office during 4th period.

[Photo] Assistant Principal Alcorn: The Start Of A Legacy

September 17, 2020
Students returned to campus for in-person learning on Sept. 8.

Opinion: Students Should Return To School

September 15, 2020
Students had the option to return to campus for in-person learning.

Should Students Return To School?

September 15, 2020
Emarie Wachsmann, 12, organizes cutlery at Stevens Garden and Grill.

Working With Care

September 14, 2020
Amid the COVID-19 pandemic, businesses across America were forced to close.

The United States’ Economy Should Reopen

May 20, 2020
ACT And SAT Testing Made Optional

ACT And SAT Testing Made Optional

May 11, 2020
Katie Stendebach, 11, poses at a political rally with thrifted items of clothing.

Katie Stendebach: Repurposing for the Environment

May 6, 2020
Things To Do While In Quarantine

Things To Do While In Quarantine

April 6, 2020
Review: I Still Believe

Review: I Still Believe

April 2, 2020
Photo by Jacqueline Kelly on Unsplash

TCC Classes Adapt To Campus Closure

March 21, 2020
Kayden Voelkel, 10, pitches in a game against Mansfield on Feb. 17.

Varsity Baseball Sets High Expectations for New Season

March 4, 2020
Students show school spirit during the Border Brawl football game against the Jenks Trojens. Yeary expresses concern that school choice would discourage school spirit and extracurricular involvement.

District Should Fund More Extracurriculars, Not School Choice

February 24, 2020
Debate sponsor Howard Ritz explains a case file to a student during practice.

Debate Team Competes at Grandview

February 21, 2020
Christine Mallard, 10, competes at track meet in 2018-19 season.

Christine Mallard: Running Toward Her Dreams

February 10, 2020
Journalism students visited Washington D.C. in Nov. and took pictures of the capitol building.

Party Politics Distract From Democratic Processes

January 31, 2020
Emily Ledesma, 11, prepares food at the culinary camp in the summer.

Soup’s On

December 9, 2019
Five Places To Volunteer During The Holidays

Five Places To Volunteer During The Holidays

December 1, 2019

Key Club Sells Socks for Student in Africa

November 14, 2019
Katelyn Pasierb, 12, works on a poster in AcaDec. Pasierb has competed for the team for three years.

What Really Matters For College

November 13, 2019
Senior Ayo Adeyi, 21, runs the ball during the Woodrow Wilson game. The Broncos won their first game of the season 35-7.

Varsity Football Remains Playoff Contender

October 27, 2019
Ethan Elston, 11, runs at the Burleson Invitational on Aug. 30

Cross Country Advances To Regionals

October 26, 2019
9 Fall Fashion Trends

9 Fall Fashion Trends

October 21, 2019
Sebastian Zayas-Bazan, 11

Sebastian Zayas-Bazan: Life After Hurricane Maria

October 15, 2019
Jachob Brasher, 10, participates in a boys cross country meet.

Cross Country Begins Fall Season

October 3, 2019
Yeary writes about Taylor Swifts sonic and lyrical evolution as an artist.

Album Review: Lover

September 12, 2019
Dance

Dance

September 21, 2017
Kyle Pitts hits out of the bunker at golf practice.

Golf

November 13, 2015
Senior Ben Schnuck leads the Debate meeting after school. Schnuck and his CX debate partner sophomore Kaitlyn Pasierb will move on to the state finals in Austin after placing well in the UIL district meet.

Debate/Speech

November 12, 2015
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