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The Student News Site of The Colony High School

The Student News Site of The Colony High School

The Paw Print

The Paw Print

The Student News Site of The Colony High School

The Student News Site of The Colony High School

The Paw Print

The Paw Print

The Student News Site of The Colony High School
Hallow’s Weekly Book Recommendations: Graphic Novels

Hallow’s Weekly Book Recommendations: Graphic Novels

Hallow Tarver May 14, 2025

I’m not a huge graphic novels person. Not because I don’t believe they’re real books—I can’t stand people who say that—but just because they don’t typically hit as hard for me. Still, over...

Hallow’s Weekly Book Recommendations: Summer 2025

Hallow’s Weekly Book Recommendations: Summer 2025

May 8, 2025

With summer coming so soon, I’ll only get to give two more book recs this year after this one—I’ll definitely miss doing this series and I’ll be excited to get started again next year. I know some...

TCHS Band unveils new show - Scorched

TCHS Band unveils new show – Scorched

Anabella Whitson, Editor-In-Chief May 6, 2025

The Colony High School Band unveiled its new Marching show – Scorched. A volcanic-themed performance that erupts with intensity, sound and aggressiveness. Band Director Michael Larkin had a series...

Hallow’s Weekly Book Recommendations: Coming-of-Age

Hallow’s Weekly Book Recommendations: Coming-of-Age

Hallow Tarver May 1, 2025

Originally, I wanted this week’s recs to feature books by Arab authors in honor of Arab Heritage Month. But since I only found out about the occasion late in April, I didn’t have time to find and read...

Hallow’s Weekly Book Recommendations: Dystopian Fiction

Hallow’s Weekly Book Recommendations: Dystopian Fiction

Hallow Tarver April 23, 2025

Recently, I read the newest Hunger Games book, Sunrise on the Reaping. I'm a big Hunger Games fan and reading it made me remember my love of the dystopian genre. Dystopia captures all the best parts of...

Hallow’s Weekly Book Recommendations: National Poetry Month

Hallow’s Weekly Book Recommendations: National Poetry Month

Hallow Tarver April 16, 2025

April is National Poetry Month. As someone who loves to write and read poetry, I’ve been excited for this one! Obviously, there are lots of well-loved classic poets that come to mind (for good reason)—Edgar...

Hallow’s Weekly Book Recommendations: SAAM

Hallow’s Weekly Book Recommendations: SAAM

Hallow Tarver April 9, 2025

April is Sexual Assault Awareness Month. I honestly wasn’t sure whether I should do a book recommendation for this, given that it’s such a serious subject for a high school newspaper. But I thought...

Hallow’s Weekly Book Recommendations: World Autism Day

Hallow’s Weekly Book Recommendations: World Autism Day

Hallow Tarver April 2, 2025

Happy World Autism Day! This week’s recommendations are books about autistic people or by autistic authors. I had a lot of fun making this list—it gives me an excuse to recommend one of my favorite...

Hallow’s Weekly Book Recommendations: Trans Day of Visibility

Hallow’s Weekly Book Recommendations: Trans Day of Visibility

Hallow Tarver March 27, 2025

With Trans Day of Visibility just around the corner (March 31), I decided to make this week’s recommendations books with trans and genderqueer characters. All these books feature genderqueer characters...

Hallow’s Weekly Book Review: Short Reads

Hallow’s Weekly Book Review: Short Reads

Hallow Tarver March 24, 2025

Since I had some difficulty posting last week, lasts week’s book review is being posted now, and this week’s review will be posted on Wednesday as usual. One of the big struggles of reading for...

Hallow’s Weekly Book Review: Women’s History Month

Hallow’s Weekly Book Review: Women’s History Month

Hallow Tarver March 6, 2025

This week’s book review is in honor of Women’s History Month. I wasn’t quite sure what direction to take with this. After some thought, I decided to recommend a memoir about a woman’s life, the...

Hallow’s Weekly Book Review: Memoir

Hallow’s Weekly Book Review: Memoir

Hallow Tarver February 26, 2025

Last week, I promised that my next book review would be on memoirs, and I am a person of my word. I feel like memoirs are really underappreciated—probably due to the oversaturation of the market with...

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