Join the team for a packed episode talking Tiger sports, college and NBA basketball, The Oscars, the new Pokemon trailer, and a special new segment called Guess the Scoop. Click below or subscribe on Google Play or iTunes. Continue reading Tiger Wave Podcast 2-27-19
The Meraki is back and open for submissions. The literary magazine is looking for your best poems, short stories, and black pen art. Submissions will run from now through Friday, March 15. Submissions can be done through the QR Code on the flyer. Artwork can be dropped off to B. 208. If you have any questions, see Coach Crain. Cheer Tryout packets are now available … Continue reading Tiger Daily News 2-27-19
Award season is upon us, with the Golden Globes and The Grammy’s in the rearview mirror, we set our sights on The Oscars. Perhaps the biggest night of the year for actors, directors, editors and everyone in contention for an award. This year, The Oscars was nail biting and thrilling until the very last award. The biggest award of the night, the picture of the … Continue reading What the Oscars did Right and Wrong
Junior Brady England took inspiration from graduate Clark Dalton and decided to add his own segment to the Tiger Daily News announcements. Recapping and previewing Tiger sports, England talks about practicing talking on camera and his goals for the segment in the future. Video by Alex Lunn Continue reading Video: Profile – Brady England on TDN Sports Report
The Meraki is back and open for submissions. The literary magazine is looking for your best poems, short stories, and black pen art. Submissions will run from now through Friday, March 15th. Submissions can be done through the QR Code on the flyer. Artwork can be dropped off to B. 208. If you have any questions, see Coach Crain. Cheer Tryout packets are now available … Continue reading Tiger Daily News 2-20-19
On January 10, the long awaited Chick-fil-a opened just outside Dripping Springs creating much excitement for those looking for a new place to eat. However, for some students the opening of this chain restaurant brought only sour feelings. It is widely known that Chick-fil-a puts their money towards anti-LGBT organizations saying it goes against their religion. For senior Lily Sethre-Brink, these actions strongly affect where … Continue reading Food For Thought
The Hi-Steppers competed at the Alamo City Dance Classic on Feb. 16 in San Antonio. They were awarded the following: Line of Champions — top 8 highest scoring teams out of the entire contest. Officer Line of Champions – top 5 highest scoring officer lines Team & Officers highest score showmanship & choreography for jazz, lyrical, hip hop & off contemporary Officers 2nd place best … Continue reading Dance teams earn top prize in several categories, contests
The girls team finished 15th overall and the boys 22nd. Head coach Andrea McCarthy named State Coach of the Year for the girls side. Girls 200-meter medley relay – 16thBella Sites, Lydia Evans, London Farris, Riley Dalton Girls 400-meter freestyle relay – 16thLondon Farris, Addison Simons, Bella Sites, Lydia Evans London Farris, 200-meter freestyle – 5th & 100-meter butterfly – 7th Lydia Evans, 100-yard breaststroke … Continue reading Swim Team State Results
In a small classroom within DSHS, a group of students brainstorm, spitting out ideas with fervor in order to get each one across. With a strong interest in engineering and the expanses of the universe, the members of the Space and Astro-Science club join together weekly to work on out-of-this-world projects and discuss potential problems and their solutions. The Space and Astro-Science club, which meets … Continue reading Shooting for the Stars
