The boys track team practices during seventh period in preparation for their upcoming meet on Feb. 15.
News
Current natatorium poses problems for swim team
It’s pretty much a done deal. The money’s not there, and the interest from the city isn’t either. For Consol’s swim team though, the city council’s decision to turn down a proposal for a new natatorium still stings.
Debaters enter final round of UIL Congress at state capitol
Tiger Forensics took three students to the the inaugural UIL State Congress competition on Jan. 7, where senior Shankar Srinivasan and junior Karna Venkatraj advanced to the second round on Jan. 8.
Desi Day celebrates South Asian cultures
This semester’s biannual celebration of Desi culture started with music between classes and ended with food, board games and good company.
Juniors reflect on participation in national Model OAS
After a successful state competition last spring, juniors Sydney Garrett and Dahlia Rohm advanced to the national convention held in Washington, D.C. on Dec. 4-6.
Varsity orchestra, wind ensemble join up for full orchestra concert
On Dec. 3, the varsity orchestra and the wind ensemble band performed two pieces together: Beethoven’s “5th Symphony” and “Sleigh Ride.”
Physics pendulum lab perplexes AP students
AP Physics C students struggle and succeed to create self-graphing pendulums before the end of a class period.
Q&A: Perfect SAT, ACT scorers drop nuggets of wisdom
Seniors Cynthia Zhang and Bryan Conlee received perfect scores of 2400 and 36, respectively, on the nationally standardized SAT and ACT tests. The Roar spoke with them about the differences between the two tests.
Robotics team wins notebook award at state competition
Tiger Robotics secured the first place award for their project engineering notebook at the Texas BEST Regional Robotics Championship on Saturday, Nov. 9–a first for the team of over seventy students.
Senior assembles wheelchairs for developing countries
Building wheelchairs might not be the average student’s way of volunteering, but for senior Tyler Sevcik, it’s his way of giving back.