The topic of my article is about the UT Tyler women’s soccer team and their consistent wins.“UT-Tyler women’s soccer keeps winning” is the title of my article. My article is from KLTV or here. The UT Tyler women’s soccer team has been been on a winning streak and they do not plan to stop now. The team has had their 10th shutout of the season. With an ending score of 5-0 the team’s confidence continues to grow. Just within 16 minutes of the game Laurel Boyd scored their first goal of the game. From then on the team was on a roll. UT Tyler women’s soccer team has been fighting hard this season and is working as a team to make it happen. I could definitely see the team competing in the big games. This event makes more than happy. It’s great to see the team working together and having so many wins. With hard work and determination it definitely pays off. The players have passion for the game and it shows. I can’t wait see the team go so much farther. This event affects me because I used to play soccer. Soccer isn’t the easiest sport out there. You have give your all or else you’re sitting on the bench. Teamwork involves the whole team and you can’t win the game by yourself. To watch the team work together so well is really inspiring and I hope that one day I can also show others that hard work pays off. There is different ways this impacts the world. UT Tyler is a college and colleges compete at a very high level. To play for a college team is a big deal because this means you have the chance to prove that you’re the best in the state or later on best in the country. These girls on the UT Tyler soccer team inspires people. It shows them through practice and teamwork you can go far.

 

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This story is really powerful and I chose it because I feel people should know when you feel as if you have hit rock bottom and can’t go on anymore is when you really need to start fighting. Every life is worth living and you still have so many things in store.

 

An East Texas organization had a fundraiser filled with games and activities to support cancer awareness. ” ‘Pink Heals’ organization holds fundraiser to benefit breast cancer research” is the title of my article. My article is from KLTV or here. With October finally starting this means it’s breast cancer awareness month. In honor of loved ones and being supportive an East Texas organization put together a fundraiser. This fundraiser benefits breast cancer research. The organization had many activities and booths set up to raise money and awareness for this issue. Many supporters came to talk at this event and educating those who participated. Throughout the month of October many people participate in raising money for breast cancer. ‘Pink Heals’ organization is changing the world day by day and I feel we should all help the cause. It’s a great feeling knowing so many people can come together to support those who are fighting cancer. I feel this could be the year when doctors find a cure. This event affects me because my Aunt lost a friend due to breast cancer. She had always supported those who were struggling with cancer. Not only in October she is helping and raising money for a cure but all year round. It makes me happy to see her have such strong desire to help those who are fighting. I think we should all do something about this and find a way to support. So many men and women have cancer and don’t have the money to pay for their medical expenses. The doctors can only do so much. With fundraisers happening everyday the amount adds up. With their community helping it’s the reason they can receive the help they need. I’m more than happy to know that just a small act of giving can change somebody’s life.

 

 

The board of Leaguetown High school has called an emergency meeting and will vote this Friday, February 6th, on whether or not the school will rent computers for yearbook students because of a recent system hacking.

 

Due to the system hacking all computers on the Leaguetown High School campus will be shutdown to install new security software. The yearbook classes need computers to finish the yearbook to meet their 48-page final deadline on February 27th.

 

“Our yearbook representatives warned us that if we didn’t make the deadline, the chances of the yearbook arriving before summer break were slim.” Alexis Zavia, the yearbook editor, said.

 

Receiving the yearbook is so important for the seniors, that the school has sponsored a “Yearbook Day” just to have their book signed.

 

“Yearbook Day is one of the highlights of the senior year.” says senior, Reggie White. “Yearbook Day is more popular than prom.”

 

During the hacking many teachers had lost files, grades and tests. No suspect has been named or has turned themselves in.

 

“Whoever hacked into our system is very bright” says Ed Robles, the technology director. “I don’t think it was a student.”

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