Industrial Revolution: Changing Western Culture

Taylor Peters, Writer

The Industrial Revolution started in Great Britain in the 18th century and lasted well into the 19th. Throughout this period, rural societies across Europe and the United States industrialized their homes and workforce, marking the shift from hand tools and basic machinery to powered specialized machines, factories, and mass production. Prior to the Industrial Revolution, society progressed slowly. People of this time manufactured goods by hand or simplistic household machines. For commoners, social life and work typically mixed, as people lived on small plots of land, growing crops for personal consumption. Children of all ages learned to milk cows, raise and care for animals, churn butter,...

May 16, 2017

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Logan Palomo: A Talented Musician Who Loves Helping Others

Taylor Peters, Writer

Born September 29, 2000 in Houston, Texas, New Caney High School sophomore Logan Palomo, a talented and hardworking young man with a natural talent and passion for music, works constantly to improve his already astonishing abilities. His love for music began when at the age of 9, a pit bull attacked him and the news featured him. During his interview with Fox News, they asked him what he enjoyed, and he eagerly replied with his love for music, specifically singing. The news reporters then asked him to sing, so he sang the song “Into the Ocean” by Blue October. Little did he know, the band’s manager saw this news segment and would reach out to his family, offering him the chance to sing on stage with Blue October in front of thousands of people. As Logan grew up, his passion for music grew stronger as he learned several new instruments, such as bass guitar, drums, piano, and more...

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Physician’s Assistant: Leading Patient Centered Medical Teams

Emily Brubaker, Writer

The Affordable Care Act, enacted in 2010, recognized Physician Assistants (PAs) as one of three primary care providers. Empowering PAs to lead patient-centered medical teams, team-based care functions as the core of a PA’s training. Moreover, PAs can practice autonomously or in a collaborative relationship with other patient’s healthcare members. Undergoing rigorous medical training, PAs take several tests in general medicine to earn a license and their certification. Graduating from an accredited PA program and passing a certification exam, they must complete extensive continuing medical education throughout their careers. Furthermore, their education focuses on the medical school curriculum model, learning to make life saving diagnostic and therapeutic decisions while working. All PAs have certification making them medical generalists with a foundation in primary care. Practicing...

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New Caney High School Welcomes Students and Staff to School Year 2017-2018

A warm, hardy welcome to everyone for school year 2017-2018 after a busy summer! In this exciting school year, New Caney High School has many excellent opportunities and challenges for students and staff! Every time I meet with working teachers and business professionals, they all promote and stress the requirement for clear and concise writing skills. Not only do college professors require it, but also business professionals demand it. Elegant, formal writing training, so urgently needed in high schools, will always function as a critical skill for college excellence and job success. Eagle...

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