Wangari Maathai was the first black woman to receive the Nobel Peace Prize. She won the award in 2004 for her work as an environmental, political, and cultural activist. Her work has helped the grow hundred and thousands of trees, and worked against deforestation.
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Show Offs: Show Choir Makes Finals at February Competition
This year has certainly been one of adjustments for the show choir. From losing their class period to not going to the hugely popular Lone Star competition, there hasn’t been a dull moment yet-something this group has handled extremely well.
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Project Graduation Stays Busy with Upcoming Events
Project Graduation advisers are busy this week, managing two events: a spirit night at Chuy’s on Tuesday, Feb. 25, and a senior meeting in the Lecture Hall on Thursday, Feb. 27.
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Falcon Wrestlers Look Back at State Competition
On Friday, Feb. 21, five Falcon wrestlers were sent-off to compete at the state competition in Houston. Throughout the wrestling season, the team worked extremely hard in practices and matches. Finally, the athletes’ hard work would pay off and would be rewarded at the UIL State Wrestling Championship.
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Students With Style: Prom 2020
Prom-for many seniors, is the biggest night of their high school careers. So much time and effort goes into searching for the perfect corsage, making dinner reservations, planning promposals and taking Instagram worthy pictures. The most important part of prom, though, is the dress.
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Go Ham at the NHS McAlister’s Spirit Night on March 3
On Tuesday, March 3, National Honor Society (NHS) will host a spirit night. It’ll take place at McAlister’s Deli on 9604 Old Denton Rd, from 5 p.m. to 10 p.m. Be sure to get in on the delicious sandwiches, salads, and spuds.
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State Wrestling, Book of Everything, Mock Trial, Heart Facts | TCTV Feb. 24, 2020
State Wrestling, Book of Everything, Mock Trial, Heart Facts | TCTV Feb. 24, 2020