Cell Phones and Their Place in the Classroom
Maddie Cohen
May 2, 2013
*Disclaimer: This editorial represents the opinions of the TMHS Post staff. It does not represent the opinions of individual students or staff of TMHS. In the technologically based world we live in, the inevitable result of blending school with cell phones in a fair and balanced manner is at the top... Read more »
Quack Attack!
Aiden Gamble
March 18, 2013
Should humans cross over into the realms of nature? According to the final English TAKS, the natural world holds creatures that are too naive to comprehend the horrors of modern civilization. “I mean, in order to prove a point, we’ve got to eat duck eggs, ” junior Spencer Holyoak.... Read more »
Warm Bodies Creates Warm Feelings
Teddi Cliett
March 5, 2013
Romance tends to take the lead at the box office, and recently, movie creators have gotten creative and put a twist on the typical girl-meets-boy story. After movies like The Twilight Saga swept the teenage nation, directors are looking for love stories that aren’t exactly human. Warm Bodies, released... Read more »
Green Day Album Series Dissapoints
Conner Madere
February 25, 2013
The band Green Day recently enjoyed the height of their popularity when they put out the albums “American Idiot” and “21st Century Breakdown.” They have been an influential force in music since the nineties, but never before the juggernaut album “American idiot” dropped were they so accepted... Read more »
A Gem In Young Adult Literature
Delia Davis
February 14, 2013
Star crossed lovers are plentiful in literature, both modern and classic alike. There is nothing more heart breaking than reading a somewhat dramatized tale of two people who are tangled in a passionate romance, but whose fates twist tragically against each other. John Green’s #1 New York Times... Read more »
Bullets Stealing Butterfly Wings
Aiden Gamble
December 20, 2012
Guns don’t kill people…people kill people– but having a gun tends to help. You see, unlike people, bullets don’t have a conscience, they don’t have any thoughts or morals and they certainly don’t know the difference between killing murders or civilians, between soldiers or mothers and they... Read more »
Music is the Space Between the Notes
Larissa Gomez
December 18, 2012
In today’s society it is not uncommon to see a kid with headphones in their ears. Music plays a huge part in most teenagers’ lives. Whether music is playing while doing homework, or simply just relaxing to it, most teenagers agree that it would be literally impossible to live without it. Music... Read more »
Of Freshmen and Finals
December 14, 2012
To the freshman of TMHS – or anyone else who might be caught unawares by the hustle and bustle of midterms, Finals sure do suck, don’t they? Er, more specifically: yes, finals are awful, and yes, you have to take them. But you knew that already. You might also know that every class... Read more »
Don’t Be Sad About SAD – Or Other Winter Maladies
December 5, 2012
As various seasonal diseases abound with the rise of the winter months, people go out of their way to stay healthy as a means of circumventing this. Hand washing becomes a ritual, recoiling from the smallest cough becomes commonplace, and those who are ill become quarantined within the refines of their... Read more »
Freedom Lost Due to Fighting
Devyn Crawford, Co-Editor-in-Chief
November 30, 2012
From announcements stating a lack of responsibility with raisins in the hallways to a week full of fighting, TMHS students are holding close to the edge of their seats. While students are excited but anxious because of the week’s constant fighting between multiple groups and grades, administration... Read more »
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