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May, 2023 By Karime Alarcon, Staff Reporter There have been many assumptions going around that there’s a serial killer in Austin, Texas, but are we certainly sure there is one? Many people started thinking that since nine bodies were being pulled out of Lady Bird Lake and a lot of video of it started surfacingContinue reading “Is Austin Home to a Serial Killer?”

April, 2023 By Jerald Herrera, Staff Reporter In 2021, there were 35 school shootings. Each single one of those shootings represents a tragedy in a place where we’re supposed to feel safe. In 2022, we reached record highs, with 51 school shootings in that year alone. On May 24, 2022, the Robb Elementary School shootingContinue reading “School Shootings Make Headlines as Gun Violence Continuously Rises”

May, 2023 By Joseph Nino, Staff Reporter McDonald’s has captured the hearts of many Americans across the country, ranging from young children to old citizens. Children are happy when they get their Happy Meal; adults are relaxed when they order their McDonald’s coffee; and some are just hungry and have the impulse to buy aContinue reading “Why McDonald’s is Problematic—Where do we Start?”

By UPI – 1947 June 26 edition of Chicago Sun from Chicago Sun microfilm at Chicago Public Library, Public Domain, https://commons.wikimedia.org/w/index.php?curid=56686943 May, 2023 By Brayan Angeles Lopez, Managing Editor The universe is an infinite space where anything can exist, so for us to be alone is highly improbable. UFOs or unidentified flying objects are whatContinue reading “Our History With UFO’s”

A spotlight on a group that has been present in all of history but is often underrepresented, the origins of Women’s History Month. In 1987, March became known as Women’s History Month, as petitioned by the National Women’s History Project. The NWHP is a nonprofit organization that focuses on honoring and preserving women’s history, asContinue reading “The Women Before Us”

*Chaperones: Eidom, Minde, Corral and Shaw in France* March, 2023 By Josselin Trejo-Urbina, Staff Reporter During their spring break, KAC’s class of 2023 took advantage of the trip opportunity that KAC offers to all seniors. As tradition goes, KAC seniors have the opportunity to take a trip during their final year, and for the firstContinue reading “Baguettes, Beaches, & Bonjours in France: 2023 Seniors Abroad”