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The Paw Print – February 2019 Issue

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HAWAIIAN PEP: The Hi-Steppers, band, STUCO, and student body bring the luau heat. 📸Riordan Tiller, Blake De Silva

Wear your best Hawaiian shirts tomorrow! Varsity football plays Travis High School tomorrow at home at 7:30pm.

DOWN TO BARTON: On Tuesday, students in Environmental Science, Aquatic Science, and AP Environmental Science classes took a field trip down to Barton Springs. Joined by several other schools, students listened to scientists of all eco-sciences and participated in activities like touring Eliza Spring. 📸 Cady Russell

HUMANS OF DSHS: “Soccer is great, I’m working with the varsity girls. The upperclassmen are amazing, they are leading, and constantly silently pushing me. But it can be scary because people are judging you all the time. If you make a mistake you freak out about it, it's like ‘wow’ that could be a big factor in my power rankings. I think that's a lot of pressure because everybody has that one goal to be a varsity starter and its hard when everybody is blood thirsty for that.” -Samantha Rivers, freshman.

CAPITAL HILL: On Tuesday political science, principles of government, and public admin classes went to the Texas State Capital to listen to a UT professor speak in the House of Representatives. 📸 Ethan Everman

This week’s events! 📸 @tea.photos.atx

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