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Satan takes vacation: Netflix show Lucifer ranges from hilarious to emotional

Savannah Arenas • October 22, 2019

Lucifer Samael Morningstar. Satan. The Devil. Lucifer is characterized in scripture as being the ultimate vessel of evil. When Neil Gaiman created the comic Lucifer, he answered a simple question: what if the devil wasn’t evil?

Dementia impacts more than individual, deteriorates family unit

Savannah Arenas • September 16, 2019

Take a moment and think about what a penny looks like, easy right? Could you sketch out the front, or maybe the back? As simple as it seems, the vast majority of people can’t remember the details of this basic American currency.

Community members unite to benefit local charity

Savannah Arenas • April 18, 2019

Although originating in Virginia, United Way has grown to have over 1,200 local offices across the country, including the Brazos Valley. Brazos Valley has its own local office and has created many opportunities for youth to get involved and learn how to be an active member in the community.

Extremism has negative impact on positive movements

Savannah Arenas • March 6, 2019

America has certainly lived up to its namesake of being “the land of the free,” especially when compared to many of the countries around the world. Despite embracing this motto, the freedoms granted are constantly being taken advantage of by various extreme individuals. The very definition of an extremist is a person who holds fanatical views, and especially one who advocates extreme action.

Just for kicks: Senior soccer player leads team by example

Savannah Arenas • February 13, 2019

The seconds on the game clock countdown signaling the end of the last period of play. There’s only one chance for the opposing team to make a goal. A herd of cleats tear at the field in an attempt to steal the game, but in the blink of an eye the ball is stolen by senior varsity player, Antonio Flores, who seals the game.

Suspense thriller keeps audiences turning pages

Savannah Arenas • December 4, 2018

The Woman in the Window by AJ. Finn is a riveting thriller that keeps readers on their toes. The 437 page novel basks in positive reviews and has accomplished the feat of becoming a number one New York Times bestseller. This internationally-loved book has been translated into 36 different languages for accessibility and has already landed a major film deal with Fox.

Senior earns national recognition for PSAT scores

Savannah Arenas • November 12, 2018

Senior Nathan Phillips was recognized as a National Merit Commended Student earlier this year for his PSAT scores during his junior year. More than 1.6 million students took the PSAT last year, placing Nathan in the top 50,000 students in the nation.

Smoke and Mirrors: Students put themselves at higher risk of health issues through use of vapes

Savannah Arenas • October 16, 2018

Vaping has overtaken students across America with the endless variety of flavors and easy access to products. According to the National Institute on Drug Abuse, or NIDA, vaping has created a generation of users who don’t know what they’re putting into their bodies; in fact, 13.7% have no clue.

Head, heart, hands, health: Senior holds 4-H state leadership position

Savannah Arenas • October 2, 2018

With over 6 million active participants, 4-H is one of the largest youth programs in the country and helps develop leadership, responsibility, and work ethic. Senior Hannah Czajkowski has been involved in the 4-H program since she was 8 years old and in the third grade. After years of participation and dedication to 4-H she has advanced to a statewide leadership role.

Netflix original series Insatiable leaves viewers unsatisfied as crass humor and negativity dominate plot

Savannah Arenas • September 10, 2018

This article contains spoilers, so if you intend on watching Netflix’s new show Insatiable, read ahead at your own risk.