Ruth Caster, Writer

May 10, 2018

Dr.White, teaching and inspiring many students in criminal justice classes since 2015, loves helping and guiding them to enter a career in law enforcement.  He started teaching at New Caney High School as a criminal justice teacher and helped co-sponsor the Criminal Justice Club in 2015. While directing the Criminal Justice Club, he helps students who want to pursue a criminal justice career. It has two major competitions; Texas Public Services Association and Texas Youth and Government Mock trial. Not only does Dr. White actively help students in both competitions,  but also gives true world scenarios in criminal justice areas. Unlike some teachers who only hold one position, Dr. White...

Kaitlyn Williams and Kaitlyn Williams

May 1, 2018

Kaitlyn Yoakley, a student who has attended New Caney High School for four years now, has finally reached the end of her high school studies. She has worked diligently earning her diploma in four years, and now that graduation time has finally arrived, she feels excited. Not only does she feel exalted about graduation, but also looks forward to further her education at Lone Star College in Kingwood. Not participating in any extracurricular activities, Kaitlyn has mostly focused her high school education on learning about culinary. Although she loves cooking, still she will not study this pleasing subject in college. Rather than leaving her future to random chance, her post high school goals include attending college, preparing for a career as an elementary school teacher. Enjoying many different activities outside of school, some of Kaitlyn's favorite hobbies include watching Youtube...

Katie Baker, Writer

April 30, 2018

Vegetarianism, a lifestyle in which one does not eat meat, grows in popularity in many countries and cultures. Vegetarians do not eat meat, fish, and poultry, but unlike vegans, some consume dairy products (lacto-vegetarians).  Rather than living recklessly and wantonly, many vegetarians choose this lifestyle to dedicate and devote their lives to eating healthy. Unlike what most people mistakenly believe, vegetarians easily meet their protein needs by consuming a varied diet. Many beans and grains have a good protein amount, and this shows meat does not have the only source of this needed nutrient. Notwithstanding the erroneous belief that humans must eat meat to obtain good quality protein, nutritional science has shown it sufficiently exists in beans, lentils, tofu, nuts, seeds, tempeh, chickpeas, peas, and other fine foods. Maintaining a mixture of proteins throughout the day will...