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Krista Fleming

Krista Fleming, Managing Editor

Junior Krista Fleming is the managing editor and this is her third year on staff. She enjoys reading, teaching preschoolers and volunteering.

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The “basic white girl” mindset creates a culture that changes which “type” of girl is superior by the day, shaming girls for genuine interests and implying that being oneself is something to be detested.

Opinion: The “basic white girl” mindset is toxic

Krista Fleming, Managing Editor
September 19, 2023
In the midst of a nationwide teacher shortage, the school hired 26 new teachers this summer. Here’s a look at nine of them.

Get to know some of the 2023-2024 new teachers

Krista Fleming, Eyesha Sadiq, and Andrew Higgins
September 14, 2023
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September 14, 2023
Students try to navigate through traffic to leave school 25 minutes after school ends. The school should assist in making the student parking lot to make it more efficient and safe.

Opinion: Student parking lot traffic has gotten too bad

Krista Fleming, Managing Editor
August 29, 2023
Full of heart and humor, “Blue Beetle” ended DC’s streak of bland films and may offer the company long overdue redemption. (Photo via Warner Bros)

“Blue Beetle” is DC’s best film yet

Krista Fleming, Managing Editor
August 24, 2023
Junior Sophia Wheeler (left) and freshman Zach Carvajal (right) perform a scene during a dress rehearsal for Shakespeare’s “A Midsummer’s Night Dream” on May 18. Though the comedy is mainly written in Shakespearean English, the cast has added multiple ad-libs to modernize the play. “There were a lot of questions that first week,” head director Chesley Thornburg said. “How do I perform Shakespeare? What am I even saying? What is the plot? And it’s comedy, too, so the biggest question was: how do I make this funny?”

Theater to perform “A Midsummer Night’s Dream” May 20 and 21

Krista Fleming, Managing Editor
May 19, 2023
Due to new protocol from the district, the daily 35-minute advisory time after second period will be shortened to 17 minutes, with time added to each other class to fill the 18-minute gap.

Advisory to be restricted next school year

Krista Fleming, Managing Editor
May 18, 2023
The thrilling finale of the MCU’s most beloved family, “Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 3” was a bittersweet masterpiece that instantly makes its way onto the long list of Marvel classics. (Photo via Disney)

Marvel’s “Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 3” will break and warm your heart

Krista Fleming, Managing Editor
May 10, 2023
After watching this movie, I can say with certainty ‘Peter Pan’ is best left as an animated classic and should never be attempted again. (Photo via Disney)

Disney’s “Peter Pan and Wendy” is a pale adaptation of the classic

Krista Fleming, Managing Editor
May 3, 2023

Vlog: The Hawk Eye staff’s experience at UT’s ILPC convention

Krista Fleming, Managing Editor
April 26, 2023
Hebron should reopen drivers ed as a nine-week elective to create safer drivers and allow students time to practice driving during the week.

Opinion: LISD should offer drivers ed as an elective

Krista Fleming, Managing Editor
April 20, 2023
Freshman Carys Turner warms up during a practice for the Belle Chanson Treble Choir on April 3. Belle is an intermediate level all-female choir and members must audition to join.

Choirs to compete in UIL April 12-13

Krista Fleming, Managing Editor
April 10, 2023
“Falling Up” by Shel Silverstein was the first poetry book I ever read. People have attempted to ban Silverstein’s works for their blatant humorous nature. Edgar Allen Poe’s works have often been used in schools. After reading “The Haunted Palace” by Poe, it completely changed my perspective on poetry as a writing style.

[Photo] Opinion: Poetry is underappreciated

April 4, 2023
I’ve grown up watching the Dallas Stars and, because they clinched a spot in the playoffs, I have ranked the five best players to ever wear the iconic green jersey.

Five Dallas Stars players always on the power-play

Krista Fleming, Managing Editor
April 4, 2023
Leeah Boyd pole vaults at a meet March 17. Leeah is one of three sophomores girls in the state with a personal record of at least 12 feet, leading with an inch difference between her and fourth place and a foot difference between her and tenth place. (Photo provided by Kerri Boyd)

Vaulting to victory

Krista Fleming, Managing Editor
March 26, 2023
In hopes of making your spring break an eventful one, here are five page-turning books of different genres that you won’t be able to put down.

Five novels that will have your spring break booked

Krista Fleming, Managing Editor
March 10, 2023
As midterms approach, reporters Krista Fleming and Madeline Rivera discuss whether the pass/fail grading system for finals is beneficial.

Point/Counterpoint: Should exams be pass/fail?

Krista Fleming and Madeline Rivera
March 9, 2023
Opinion: “Though there have been a few good movies since “Avengers: Endgame,” the Marvel Cinematic Universe (MCU) has become a mediocre version of what it used to be.”

Opinion: The Marvel franchise has lost its spark

Krista Fleming, Managing Editor
February 17, 2023
Infographic: The history of Valentine’s Day

Infographic: The history of Valentine’s Day

Krista Fleming, Managing Editor
February 14, 2023
Freshman Nariah Johnson, sophomore Sydnee Jones, senior Dana Gringey and junior Paris Bradley line up during a practice on Nov. 2. The team was preparing for its first game against Cooper on Nov. 4, where they lost with a final score of 67–61.

Girls basketball to play last district game against rival Marcus Feb. 7

Krista Fleming, Managing Editor
February 7, 2023
Artwork representing MLK sits displayed around the Lewisville High School auditorium. Once winners from either the essay, art, photography or ceramics contests were announced, the students were called onto the stage to receive their certificate and take pictures.

[Photo] Annual LISD MLK Day celebration held on Jan. 16

January 23, 2023
Senior Kyler Beck and junior Sophia Wheeler sing “Sixteen Going on Seventeen” during a rehearsal on Jan. 17. The fine arts department will perform the schoolwide musical the weekends of Jan. 19 and Jan. 26 in the auditorium.

Fine arts production, “The Sound of Music,” blew me away

Krista Fleming, Managing Editor
January 19, 2023
A paper mache model of Martin Luther King Jr. sits on a table in the entryway. The district accepted different forms of art relating to MLK to display at the event, whose creators were later given awards.

Photo Gallery: LISD’s 13th annual MLK celebration

Krista Fleming, Managing Editor
January 18, 2023
Senior lead Emma Foughty sings “The Hills Are Alive” during a rehearsal on Jan. 17. Foughty grew up watching the different movie adaptations of “The Sound of Music” with her mother and her grandmother, along with many other classic Rodgers and Hammerstein musicals.

Fine arts to perform “The Sound of Music” weekends of Jan. 19 and Jan. 26

Krista Fleming, Managing Editor
January 18, 2023
Graphic by Krista Fleming

Most anticipated movies and shows of 2023

Krista Fleming, Managing Editor
January 13, 2023
Helena and Leon Isbell pose for a picture at a company holiday party for Keller Williams North Country Realty on Nov. 22. The couple have worked with a numerous number of children, taking special interest in helping children with autism experience the magic of Christmas.

Santa Unwrapped

Heather Wheeler and Krista Fleming
December 17, 2022
For many families, Christmas simply isn’t in their budget. Those with more resources should give back during the holidays to those who rely on charities for winter clothing, meals and gifts.

[Photo] Opinion: Giving back during the Christmas season is the best gift you can give

December 16, 2022
Get Lit Podcast #5 — Horror

Get Lit Podcast #5 — Horror

Heather Wheeler and Krista Fleming
December 14, 2022
Opinion: ‘Tis the season of change

Opinion: ‘Tis the season of change

Krista Fleming, Managing Editor
December 14, 2022
Peyton Kuschmeider holds the purple ribbon with a photo of her late grandmother. The ribbon was worn at her grandmothers funeral.

[Photo] Opinion: The power of purple ribbons

November 17, 2022
Sophomore Sydney Etufugh prepares to do a flip off the bar at Texas Dreams Gymnastics on Nov. 7. Etufugh trains her basic gymnastic skills every Monday, paying special attention to beam, which she believes to be her weakest of the four parts of the sport.

Flipping for the stars

Krista Fleming, Managing Editor
November 12, 2022
candies story

[Photo] Top five candies to treat your Halloween

October 28, 2022
Netflix’s “The School for Good and Evil” is a disgrace to my childhood

Netflix’s “The School for Good and Evil” is a disgrace to my childhood

Krista Fleming, Managing Editor
October 26, 2022
Zach Carvajal flys a toy plane. It was the first plane he got as a child and is usually displayed on a shelf in his room.

Flying to new heights

Krista Fleming, Managing Editor
October 21, 2022
Opinion: Cancel culture needs to end

Opinion: Cancel culture needs to end

Krista Fleming, Managing Editor
October 11, 2022
Photo Gallery: “Pink Out” football game 10/07

Photo Gallery: “Pink Out” football game 10/07

Peyton Kuschmeider, Emma Short, and Krista Fleming
October 11, 2022
Janitor Maria Arriaga cleans the cafeteria at the beginning of D lunch. She cleans for around ten minutes between every lunch and does a final sweep after all students have left.

Hawks Uncovered: Janitor Maria Arriaga

Krista Fleming, Managing Editor
October 5, 2022
Get Lit Podcast #2 — Dark Fantasy

Get Lit Podcast #2 — Dark Fantasy

Krista Fleming and Heather Wheeler
October 3, 2022
Junior Sophia Wheeler and some of the “Wings” ensemble rehearse the beginning of their show during a dress rehearsal on Sept. 26. This will be the first show Hebron Theatre performs this year and is the lengthened version of what might be their UIL One Act Play show.

Theater to perform “Wings” weekend of Sept. 29

Krista Fleming, Managing Editor
September 29, 2022
Color guard director Chris Josey directs practice on Sept. 1. During the fall semester, the guard works with the band, and during the spring semester, they separate for winter guard season.

[Photo] Spinning to success

September 16, 2022
Epic finale of “The Inheritance Games” did not dissapoint

Epic finale of “The Inheritance Games” did not dissapoint

Krista Fleming, Managing Editor
September 15, 2022
Get Lit Podcast #1 - Dystopian

Get Lit Podcast #1 – Dystopian

Krista Fleming and Heather Wheeler
September 9, 2022
A new year brings new teachers

A new year brings new teachers

Krista Fleming, Managing Editor
September 6, 2022
Summer movies you won’t want to miss

Summer movies you won’t want to miss

Krista Fleming, Managing Editor
May 23, 2022
Juniors Jaxon Ryan (left) and Jacob Martin (right) perform an improv scene during an after school practice on May 9. The two of them have been on the improv team all three years and said they will continue in the varsity theater class next year.

Hebron Theatre to perform “Funny Side Up” improv show May 11

Krista Fleming, Managing Editor
May 11, 2022
(Left to right) Sophomores Macy Scott, Kody Stines, Isabella Martin Del Campo and junior Emma Short rehearse “Tales of a Fourth Grade Nothing” on the Hebron 9th Grade Campus cafeteria stage. The actors have been practicing every day during first period for about a month.

Theater department to perform “Tales of a Fourth Grade Nothing,” advanced freshman showcase April 22.

Krista Fleming, Managing Editor
April 22, 2022
Photo via Netflix

Netflix’s “Hard Cell” deserves to go to prison

Krista Fleming, Managing Editor
April 19, 2022
Point/Counterpoint: Is Easter overly commercialized?

Point/Counterpoint: Is Easter overly commercialized?

Nyla Smith and Krista Fleming
April 15, 2022
Freshman Arjun Iyer (left), sophomore Arjun Jaana (middle) and junior Eden Kuriyan (right) attend a Latin Club meeting after school on March 23. They discussed the upcoming trip to State, a convention none of them have ever attended.

Latin Club to attend TSJCL State convention April 8-10

Krista Fleming, Managing Editor
April 7, 2022
Photo via Disney Plus

Marvel’s “Moon Knight” is a masterpiece

Krista Fleming, Managing Editor
April 5, 2022
Freshman Claire Gross does a straddle jump during warm-up on March 29. Claire has been doing cheer for two years and plans on staying in Hebron Cheer all four years of high school.

Tumbling to the Top

Krista Fleming, Managing Editor
April 1, 2022
Junior Jaxon Ryan (left), senior Madelyn Arriola (middle) and junior Kyler Beck (right) rehearse for their upcoming performance, “Edward Tulane,” on March 30.

[Photo] Hebron Theater to perform “Edward Tulane” March 30

March 29, 2022
Five cereals to ‘milk’ your National Cereal Day

Five cereals to ‘milk’ your National Cereal Day

Krista Fleming, Managing Editor
March 7, 2022
Junior Kyler Beck and sophomore Sophia Wheeler perform a scene of “Edward Tulane” where a rabbit is thrown into the ocean. The cast has been rehearsing every day for a month to prepare for the show.

Hebron Theater to compete “Edward Tulane” at UIL March 3

Krista Fleming, Managing Editor
March 3, 2022
Freshman Chloe Klotzman teaches a yellow belt her form. Chloe is an instructor for Taekwondo America and works Tuesdays and Wednesdays after school.

Kicking to success

Krista Fleming, Managing Editor
February 14, 2022
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