LBTV: Meet our Yearbook Photographers

May 28, 2009

Gregory Uribe
May 27, 2009

Brett Walker heard his name announced and received his award. Upon returning to his seat, he faced journalism adviser Leland Mallett and said, “I got my cookie.” Despite the rescheduled competition date due to the Swine Flu scare, Walker competed and placed second at the State UIL meet in Headline... Read more »

Mr. Garner’s Summer Plans Involve Wedding Bells

Shila Farahani
May 22, 2009

Mr. Garner plans to get more than just a tan on the beach and working on algebraic equations with his TI-84 calculator. He’ll be getting his tuxedo ready for his wedding to marry his high school sweetheart. The first time the couple met was at the track field of their high school. Mr. Garner participated... Read more »

Matt Canright

Devin Lyles
May 22, 2009

From Maiden to Manson, from Coheed & Cambria to Alice In Chains, and from Pantera to The Postal Service, sophomore Matt Canright practices on his guitar, affectionately named Jade, day after day to live up to the music legends he reveres. “I’ve been around music my entire life,” Matt says.... Read more »

New Ethnicity Census Allows for Mixed Races

Jacob Moore
May 21, 2009

Parents browsing their children’s most recent report cards were surprised to find a bright green slip of paper with some unusual questions. The document – a state-mandated census regarding ethnicity – was sent out to all parents of MISD students. “We have always coded for ethnicity,” Shirley... Read more »

Christensen: A Lame Way to End the Year

Cole Christensen
May 21, 2009

It looks like I will be ending my last days of high school on a bad note. Sad I know, but it isn’t all that surprising. The higher ups never really make much sense, so why should they now? Seniors who passed the TAKS test their junior year will not receive the TAKS exemption, meaning they will have... Read more »

Graduation Info and Rumor Control

Gregory Uribe
May 20, 2009

Graduation will be held at the Potter’s House on Tuesday, June 9 at 7:00 p.m. Graduates must arrive by 5:30 p.m. and the house will be open to guests at 6:00 p.m. Contrary to rumors, there is not a seating limit and no tickets are being given out. For security purposes, all bags and personal... Read more »

Tuberculosis

Kyle Sipe
May 20, 2009

After being alerted from the Tarrant County Public Health Department, Legacy administrators quickly made an investigation to determine and stop the possible spread of Tuberculosis within Legacy’s campus. After Legacy was alerted all potential students who were at risk were offered free testing... Read more »

Bus Evacuations: Pointless

May 19, 2009

Fire drills, bad-weather drills, shelter and place, expeditions across the school for tardy passes, TAKS testing, etc. Like our list of annoying interruptions from class isn’t long enough, now twice a year the entire school is put on hold so we can practice the extremely complicated task of pulling... Read more »