New Sheriff in Town
Mr. Robert Armstrong Jr., San Antonio Christian High School’s new principal, is comparable to a local President Obama, except Armstrong is really bringing the change he talks about. Sometimes change is a hard process. To change a student’s way of thinking can be compared to building Rome and, as we all know, Rome wasn’t built in a day.

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Faith Fighters
In the last decade, mixed martial arts (MMA) has evolved from being considered a brutal sport with no rules, banned in almost every part of the country, to topping the pay-per-view list of 2009. MMA has made its way into the mainstream media, and is becoming increasingly popular, especially among young men. With church attendance of young men declining, some churches are using mixed martial arts as an opportunity for outreach.

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Tea Party Movement Suffers Growing Pains In 2009, an American revolution was born. Out of the shambles of a crumbling economy, a soaring national deficit and an overreaching federal government came about a political grassroots movement unlike any other of its kind in recent American history.

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Christian Teen Changing the Face of the Pro-Life Movement Live Action. No, it’s not the name for an instant sports replay, but rather a group of high school and college students and young professionals taking action on one of the biggest issues today, abortion. This non-profit group is getting down and dirty, exposing what really happens in abortion clinics.

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Both on the court and off the court, athletes on land always seem to give the impression of retrieving a lot of attention, whether or not they are able to be victorious in their competitions. But what about athletes that do not compete on a court? What about those...

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Entering through the doors of the austenatious Henry B. Gonzalez Convention Center and passing through the hordes of people pouring at the registration counter, I sensed that this event would be different. For the first time in my life, I found myself at the...

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The First Half: The Kelly Koster Combo

Our team has been working all off-season and all summer and all of august for the next few months. And there’s no doubt that every guy on the team is ready for Friday nights. Our team is like a brother-hood,...

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Normally, having the stands full is great, but not when there isn’t any room for the students to cheer on their team. We weren’t trying to block anyone’s view and we don’t mind sharing, but...