Katherine Parker – The Hawk Eye

Books to read over winter break

Books to read over winter break

Katherine Parker, Reporter
December 18, 2020

Infographic: managing seasonal depression

Infographic: managing seasonal depression

Katherine Parker, Reporter
December 17, 2020

Choir practices in the Auditorium during third period in preparation for the first in-person concert. The choir has been performing at different times in order to maintain proper COVID-19 safety protocols.

Choir to hold staggered in-person concerts Wednesday

Katherine Parker, Reporter
December 15, 2020

Season four of Netflix’s “The Crown” is an infuriating installment

Season four of Netflix’s “The Crown” is an infuriating installment

Katherine Parker, Reporter
November 19, 2020

Junior Kaitlin Castillo takes notes in her AP U.S. History class. Castillo said she doesn’t feel GPAs this year are balanced. “I did like my [class rank] improvement, but I wasn’t as happy and didn’t have as much pride in it because it didn’t mean as much if not everyone was at school,” Castillo said.

Juniors question equity of class rank due to different learning pathways

Katherine Parker, Reporter
November 18, 2020

Jollibee's mascot, named Jollibee, stands outside the restaurant to greet guests. Jollibee opened in Plano in August.

Filipino fast-food chain Jollibee falls short of hype

Katherine Parker, Reporter
November 9, 2020

A student is reading to younger children over a virtual call. Since volunteering opportunities are limited due to COVID-19, students are finding creative ways to help their community through programs like Reading Partners and Vogel Alcove, both of which validate service hours.

Distance volunteering activities to try

Katherine Parker, Reporter
November 5, 2020

Freshman Avery Gallucci uses a kickboard during morning practices with the team. With the upcoming tri-meet, the swim team has had practice every morning from 6-8:40 a.m. “We’ve got to train all week, we’ve got to train through our meets, and then when it’s time to go fast, we rest down,” swim coach Donzie Lilly said. “So our swimmers work all six months to go fast at one meet.”

Swim, dive to compete against Grapevine and Grapevine-Colleyville Oct. 27

Katherine Parker, Reporter
October 27, 2020

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“The Tower of Nero” offers a lackluster conclusion to vibrant 15-year “Percy Jackson” series

Katherine Parker, Reporter
October 16, 2020

Senior Kasia Drewniak poses with awards she has received during her time in debate. Drewniak started debate her freshman year. “I have a Polish mom and she was looking at stuff that would look good on my college applications when I was in eighth grade,” Drewniak said. “She [said] ‘Kasia, you talk way too much, you should join debate.’ So that’s what I did. And then I grew to love it a lot, which is crazy because I wasn’t even going to do it if it wasn’t for that.”

Debate team president with dyslexia earns Jonathan Brody Award

Katherine Parker, Reporter
October 15, 2020

Sophomore Camila Segura shows off the Venezuela bracelet her grandma gave her. Segura wears her Venezuela bracelet every day to remind her of her country.

Q&A: Hispanic students speak on embracing their heritage

Katherine Parker, Reporter
October 14, 2020

Junior Weslyn Brown practices soccer after school on September 17. Brown has been reaching out to college coaches for recruitment for several months now.

COVID-19 alters scouting, creating innovative recruitment services

Malley O’Carroll and Katherine Parker, Reporter
September 24, 2020

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