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  • Panther Pride Basketball Game 6:00 P.M. @ East Gym on November 21
  • Jazz Band Concert 7:00 P.M. @ Auditorium on November 21
  • Girls Varsity Basketball Coppell Tournament on November 21-23
  • Wrestling: Varsity Boys & Girls Arlington Martin Tournament 9:00 A.M. @ James Martin H.S. on November 22
  • Speech & Debate Tournament @ Grandview on November 23
  • Varsity Boys Basketball Showcase Game 5:00 P.M. @ Oklahoma City on November 23
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The News Source of Plano East Senior High School

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Limerance

by Jewel Jeffery, Reporter Dec 12, 2024

Limerence is the state of obsession with someone not in a romantic relationship. American psychologist Dorothy Tennov first discovered this phenomenon in 1979. Limerence is seen as an extreme form of unrequited...

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Instagram: Best Social Media Platform

by Jewel Jeffery, Reporter Dec 11, 2024

For anyone not familiar with Instagram by now, it is a free social media platform that allows people to share and post videos and pictures to the world. Instagram allows people to express themselves, hide...

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Does Money Buy Happiness?

by Jewel Jeffery, Reporter Oct 20, 2024

Aside from the obvious things money can buy, money does indeed buy happiness. It allows someone to have opportunities, connections and availability. Access to cash in this world is necessary to achieve...

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Can Martial Arts Be Beneficial Toward Children?

by Aycen Koa Matsumoto Castro, Reporter Oct 10, 2024

Martial arts is an incredibly popular craft from across the world. Many people found ways to benefit themselves from this art, using it as a form of exercise, entertainment and expression, However, in...

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Pretty Privilege

by Jewel Jeffery, Reporter Oct 8, 2024

How the world perceives someone based on their looks influences their success, the favors people do for them, open doors and opportunities, and impacts the type of social interactions they encounter. This...

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Space: Frontier of Our Future

by Reece Yeamans, Reporter Oct 4, 2024

The Space Race came to an end on July 17, 1975 when the United States and Soviet Union formally agreed to end their space-based rivalry. Since then, space exploration has gone largely dormant and shifted...

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Is Wind Energy Viable?

by Reece Yeamans, Reporter Oct 4, 2024

There is no question that climate change is a problem that needs addressing. The Earth is warming at a rate ten times faster than the typical speed following an ice age, carbon dioxide emissions likewise...

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Xbox or PlayStation: Which is Better?

by Carter Fleming, Reporter Sep 26, 2024

There is no debate that Xbox and PlayStation are very popular consoles. Their similarities have sparked a long-lasting debate that turned into a continuous war over which console is better. But which console...

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Downfall of Hollywood: Recycling Films for Revenue

by Aisha Ali, Reporter Sep 4, 2024

For the average person walking into a movie theater at any time this year, the top movie showing is probably Marvel, Disney, or some other cliche.  Franchises are continuing to take over Hollywood....

Distractions in Class: How Phone Dependent Societies Affect Students Worldwide

Distractions in Class: How Phone Dependent Societies Affect Students Worldwide

by Shar Kiefer, Reporter May 6, 2024

The National Center for Education found in 2020 that 77% of schools in the U.S. placed a ban on cellphone use during school hours. Schools in Texas hopped on the ban as the public observes  the effects...

New Generations, New Criticisms

New Generations, New Criticisms

by Megan Glass, Photo Editor Feb 6, 2024

Baby boomers and Generation X often hold negative views of Generation Z's economic decisions, work ethic, and reliance on cell phones. The contrasting perspectives on the societal norms, technological...

Decrease in Recycling

Decrease in Recycling

by Liliana Aguilar, Reporter Jan 11, 2024

Recycling first began during the 1960s when less than 7% of the United States participated. In ancient Japan, recycling was more common with paper and its products were seen as more precious than the original...

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