By Lizeth Moctezuma, Staff Reporter January, 2022 As fall began to roll around, with a majority of losses (4:8) for varsity, the volleyball team closed out its season on October 22nd against Meridian. In an interview with Coach Hurst, she brought up playing during a pandemic as one of the toughest challenges the team hadContinue reading “KAC’s Volleyball Season Wrap-Up”
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Infamous Tik Tok Restaurant: Taquero Mucho
By Lizeth Moctezuma, Staff Editor January, 2022 Hidden around the corner stands a blush-decorated sign, inviting all to its restaurant. With an outside patio around the back and picnic tables out to the front, Austin’s pink paradise, Taquero Mucho, resides downtown on West Avenue. Going with my cousins, even on a weekday, the place wasContinue reading “Infamous Tik Tok Restaurant: Taquero Mucho”
Your Go-To Breakfast Place: First Watch!
By Angelica Lugo, Arts and Culture Editor January, 2022 Want to eat a delicious but healthy meal for breakfast? Stop by First Watch. Coming in you are instantly greeted and the maximum wait period is only 30 minutes! Once seated, the waiter brings you coffee and water to get started. Then with a menu designedContinue reading “Your Go-To Breakfast Place: First Watch!”
Omicron: Interviews With Students
By Valeria Velasco, News & Sports Editor January, 2022 As the COVID-19 pandemic progresses the new omicron variant has taken the country by storm. According to the NPR, the omicron variant is less severe than the delta variant, and it is still putting people in the hospital. The CDC statistics state that the total casesContinue reading “Omicron: Interviews With Students”
Texas Laws vs. Transgender Students
By Mar Ayala-Ortiz, Editor in Chief January, 2022 On October 25, 2021, Governor Greg Abbott signed a bill, HB25, that will require student athletes to play in the sports teams that align with their gender assigned at birth. Meaning that Texas’ public schools will have to restrict transgender athletes from playing the sport they wantContinue reading “Texas Laws vs. Transgender Students”
KAC Should Have A Football Team
By Jennifer Reyes, Staff Editor February, 2022 In the world there are many sports to choose to play and participate in. But some schools don’t offer all sports. Some kids at school get upset because of the very little sports being provided at school. Students like to play sports of any kind depending on whatContinue reading “KAC Should Have A Football Team”
Why is Foreign Media Consumed Now More Than Ever Before?
By Sam Juarez, Staff Reporter/Translation Team January, 2022 In recent years, there has been an increase in foreign media consumption. This became more apparent in 2020, when there was a great increase in the number of foreign media Americans have consumed including music, movies, TV shows, fashion, etc. What is this “new trend” and whyContinue reading “Why is Foreign Media Consumed Now More Than Ever Before?”
Netflix Numero Uno: Squid Game
Escruto por Lizeth Moctezuma, Editor de Personal Noviembre, 2021 “¿Rojo o azul?” El éxito del drama coreano de Netflix se volvió uno de los programas más vistos en menos de dos semanas, siendo estable en el Top 10 de los Estados Unidos así como en todo el planeta. En esta historia se muestra a losContinue reading “Netflix Numero Uno: Squid Game”
Estefanía Casique: Cardinal Senior Has Her Own Business
January 2021 By Maria Montes, Staff Reporter and Food Critic When KAC senior Estefanía Casique, 17, started her own business last summer, she hoped to become more independent and not always ask her mom for money. She didn’t expect to meet “some really cool customers,” or to sell as many strawberries as she has inContinue reading “Estefanía Casique: Cardinal Senior Has Her Own Business”
Cardinals Go Back to Campus: A Personal Reflection
January 2021 By Keila Rosales, Editor-in-Chief Starting a new school year in-person was not possible for many students worldwide but KAC students are serving as an example of how highschoolers are dealing with all of this yet-to-be-over commotion. Many students have decided to stay online; when in-person learning resumed in October, only about 30% ofContinue reading “Cardinals Go Back to Campus: A Personal Reflection”