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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 26, 2003
Page
13
The Baytown Sun highlights National Honor Society activities along with features on chocolate writing heritage and crime and punishment in its high school coverage this week.
Anahuac High School Business Multimedia Imaging Class, about 15 to 20 students, visited Anahuac Elementary School to present PowerPoint projects based on children’s books. They copied texts into slides, created a new children’s book, and shared it with the younger students who enjoyed the demonstration.
A French class prank at Sterling High School leads two well behaved students to an afternoon in D Hall after chewing a Toblerone in class. They reflect on temptation, discipline, and the life lesson learned from the minor offense.
A Ross S. Sterling High School National Honor Society leadership conference at Memorial Baptist Church included group games and team challenges. Students, led by Virginia Richard and other officers, formed color groups like Blowfish and competed for points while socializing with peers and receiving a speech from Barbara Sultis.
A reflective piece on writing as an eternal self expression. It contrasts personal passion with immortality through verse, cites Shakespeare’s Sonnet 18, and notes nights of prolific writing and fear of fading. The author urges writers to guard their path, warning that missteps can lead to a fatal fall.
The article discusses the pressures of senior year as students face choosing colleges and careers. It notes the shift from dependence to independence, the stress of planning for the future, and the fading of school friendships as they enter real world life.
A student recounts three days in In School Suspension for truancy, learning consequences, accountability, and the value of staying in school. The narrative notes hard work, social isolation, and new friendships formed, urging honesty with authority and reflecting on lessons learned.
A Latina writer reflects on Hispanic Heritage Month and the struggle to keep language and culture alive in a melting pot. She questions mainstream emblems, urges action, and cautions against stereotyping while stressing that Latinos should not be left behind.
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