Until recently, Vantablack was always thought to be the blackest black in the world. However, according to MSN, the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) just unveiled the new blackest black.
Marching band members are no strangers to hard work. They practice hours every week in preparation for their competition season, and the dedication of these athletes and musicians is truly admirable. As a way to showcase their talent and diligence, an annual Marching Expo is held at Keller ISD stadium.
Cheerleaders, TCHS students, Sky Dancers, the Football team and Student Council put up their Talons and shared in the charity spirit at the Sept. 26 “Gold Out” pep rally.
1994, a year filled to the brim with movies such as Pulp Fiction and The Lion King, was not as amazing for a family in Utah. Nor were the two years afterward, with various supernatural sightings popping up from time to time.
Three TCFM podcasts are now available on Spotify will be available on Apple Music in the month of October.
The class of 2020 will be hosting a spirit night at Which Wich on Wednesday, Oct. 16 from 4 p.m. to 8 p.m. at the Alliance Town Center location.
After only four days of fundraising during Gold Out week, cheer collected $3,435 to donate to St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital.
Archery club holds great importance to its members, and has weekly practices, but many students don’t know that it exists.
Balfour representatives will visit lunches on second Thursday of every month for students to order class rings. Balfour’s next visit will be on Thursday, Oct. 10.
Michael Otto, the AP Government teacher recently oversaw his classes’ mock elections for the fourth year in a row. This the relevant to students now more than ever, as most seniors will be of voting age by the time the United States Presidential race for the 2020 election comes to a close.