What College Claims the Title for Best College Football Stadium?
ErinE, Online Editor
October 4, 2018
Filed under Opinions, Showcase, Sports
College football stadiums are the heart and soul when it comes to college game days. Texas is lucky enough to be home to some of the best stadiums in the nation. Kyle Field, Royal Texas Memorial Stadium, and Jones AT&T Stadium are three of the best stadiums and can be identified by their capacity...
All About the Eyes
SamanthaO, Staff Reporter
October 3, 2018
Filed under Opinions, Uncategorized
Yes, the rumor is true, mascara is made out of bat poop. That bat poop is the exact thing that makes your eyes pop and shine. Mascara is a girl’s best friend; it’s almost like an accessory to your outfit. Anyone can put on a trash bag, add a belt and mascara and be ready to go. Now I’m not going...
The Best of Brooklyn Nine-Nine
CarolineS, Online Editor
September 30, 2018
Brooklyn Nine-Nine, a show that has captured the hearts of many viewers, has five season of amazing narrative to offer. Not to mention a sixth season on the way. This comedy show revolves around the fictional detectives of the 99th precinct in Brooklyn, and follows them solving cases and living life....
Best teams in college football
CooperG, Staff Reporter
September 26, 2018
Filed under Opinions, Sports, Uncategorized
Alabama: Alabama who is always a to team, looks even better this year than ever. With quarterback Tua Tagovailoa in the back field, the Tide look like on of the best offenses in the country. For the first 4 games of the season Alabama is averaging 44 points per game, and 539 yards per game, and t...
The JIMBO ERA is alive and well
ErinE, Online Editor
September 17, 2018
Filed under Opinions, Sports, Uncategorized
In December of 2017, Texas A&M University made the drastic addition of making Coach Jimbo Fisher the new head coach. 10 months later, that hire has Texas A&M Football making program history. Texas A&M has started off the season hot, to say the least. While, A&M does have one loss on...
The Office: Best Cold Opens
Sarah W, Editor In Chief
September 12, 2018
Filed under Opinions, Uncategorized
At the start of every episode of The Office is a cold open. They’re usually quick witted and add no contribution to the episode’s plot, but somehow, everyone (myself included) loves these short sketches. With that being said, I’ve taken it upon myself to manually rank my favorite cold opens. ...
Seeing Both Sides
BrandonC, Staff Reporter
July 29, 2018
Filed under Opinions
Everyone can agree on the fact that favoritism in any situation is wrong. Let me preface by stating that I am proud to admit that I am on the receiving end of the favoritism. There are always two sides, or even more, to any story or argument, and any situation involving favoritism is not an exceptio...
10 College Essentials
KiaraS, Co-Editor-in-Chief
June 15, 2018
Filed under Opinions
Moving into college dorms is an exciting but stressful time, and with the seemingly endless list of things to pack and remember, it is easy to forget some items in the shuffle. Here are 10 items you might want to remember to bring: 1. Hangers Provided by: Wikimedia Commons If you are bringing clothes that nee...
Writing versus Testing
CarolineS, Co-online editor
May 25, 2018
Filed under Opinions
I went to a small private school for the majority of my life. Now, as a sophomore, I’m here at Cy Woods. Lots of things are different between the two schools, but the most predominate change was in my English class. At my old school, I received major grades on essays. These essays were not like...
My take on Houstonian Architecture
ColinH, Staff Reporter
May 1, 2018
Filed under Opinions
If you go outside and look around at all the buildings in Cypress, you will notice one thing: they are kind of ugly. Houston as a city, by extent, is simply a city that put function over form in terms of its architecture. It’s a very practical city, but this means that there just isn’t much beauty...
For A Child’s Success
AbigailH, Staff Reporter
April 17, 2018
Filed under Opinions
In this day in age, parents can be heard ranting about how awful their children's teachers are and how unreliable public schools can be. Although not all modern situations are ideal and can be difficult, parents should be present in their child's education by preparing him or her for a classroom envi...
The STAAR Essay
Daphne T, Staff Reporter
April 11, 2018
Filed under Opinions
The STAAR writing prompt is passed out on the day of the test, saying something like "Write a persuasive essay describing your stance on whether one person can change the world." The students stare and stare at the prompt, but they can't formulate something even remotely resembling an opinion. They don...
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