Nutrislice Serves
Kaley Johnson, Reporter
May 7, 2019
Nutrislice, an app currently available in the App Store and Google Play Store, allows students to see the cafeteria menu before lunchtime in all Leander ISD schools. In February, the app introduced a pre-order option so students can order a deli sandwich in advance if they are too busy to wait in a long...
Livin’ on a Spare
Morgan Kasel, Reporter
April 29, 2019
She's a die-hard baseball and football fan, but the sport she chooses to devote most of her energy and time to is bowling. After weeks of dedicated training and competing, junior Addy Bates was ranked second at State during the competition on March 30. "It's so amazing knowing that all of the hard...
Future Presidents, Governors, Politicians
Morgan Kasel, Reporter
February 15, 2019
On Jan. 24 and 25, five students put their passions and knowledge to the test at the Texas Youth and Government state competition sponsored by the YMCA. Despite competitors not being ranked, junior Erin Barry received the "Outstanding Club Leader" award, sophomore Kate Schulle participated as part of...
Iriyana’s Got Talent
Addy Bates, Reporter
February 5, 2019
Four a.m. It is typically a time for sleeping, but for junior Iriyana Lipkin, 4 a.m. was once the end of a 10-hour rehearsal in preparation for "America’s Got Talent." On top of school work, being the digital content manager for The Wolfcast and making time to teach other kids how to dance, L...
Won’t Be Erased
Deana Trautz, Editor-in-Chief
January 22, 2019
Being stuck in the wrong body — it’s the “Freaky Friday” nightmare that freshman Evan Johnson has lived with for over 15 years. Johnson is
Project Lavender
January 10, 2019
Click here to read about DECA seniors Nithila Ilangovan, Isabelle Thai and Kelsey Jones' Project Lavender.
Year Rewind
Estefani Rios, Reporter
January 1, 2019
As the new year begins, many reflect on their experiences from the previous year. From the good to the bad, from the lows to the highs, 2018 was an eventful year for many. Below are five student reflections on their year and what they hope 2019 will bring.
Talented Teens
Kaley Johnson, Reporter
December 4, 2018
Nearing graduation, and soon to be thrown into the real world, students often strive to find something they excel at and enjoy doing when they are in high school. For freshman Katie Smith, it's writing her own music. For senior, Rich Daugherty it's starting up a small business. Students can also find...
Tired of Being Tired?
Brody Bush, Reporter
November 29, 2018
Lack of sleep is a common problem among students and adults according to studies by the American Sleep Apnea Association (ASAA). They reported that 25 percent of adults report troubles sleeping 15 out of every 30 days. With high schoolers, the studies said that only 30 percent of students claim that they ge...
Next Stop, Hogwarts
Morgan Kasel, Reporter
November 6, 2018
Magical wands. A sorting hat. Potions and brooms. The Harry Potter Club has it all, including members who are loyal to their Hogwarts house. By bringing to life the magic found in the book series, Harry Potter Club provides an exciting environment for any student. Consisting of every type of fan,...
Just Around the Corner
Morgan Kasel, Reporter
October 25, 2018
Cedar Park is full of restaurants and drink places located on almost every street. Places like Milburn, Mr. Boba, Panera and Yaghi's are some of the ones that can often get crowded with groups of students who are relieved to be out of school and with their friends. Located right across the parking...
Time to Volunteer
Estefani Rios, Reporter
October 22, 2018
Volunteer Season. The time when students join clubs and honor societies. The time when students are desperately looking for volunteer hours and opportunities. The time to help the community. Below are four options in which students can volunteer and contribute to the community. 1.Cedar Park Publi...
