Pixel art floods the halls

By James Favot, Editor-in-Chief

February 15, 2019

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     What started with a few images has turned into a gallery of pixel art lining the halls of Tigard High. The cubic pictures are fun to look at while walking from class to class, but where did they all come from?      These pixelated murals were a final group assignment in Kelli Lafferty’s D...

Tips on how to study from the pros and amateurs

January 25, 2019

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Since finals are next week, you might want to consider some of these tips to help prepare you for your exams

Super Madio

By Aubrey Jordan, staff writer

January 25, 2019

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    From Hawaii, to Oregon, new teacher Eljean Madio is excited for her journey at Tigard High School.     This year Tigard High School welcomed many new teachers, including Eljean Madio. Madio is a sophomore English teacher teaching the new elective, Race in the 21st Century.   ...

Kendama kids

By Jared Debban, Sports Editor

November 30, 2018

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     Kendama Club is taking Tigard by storm, drawing attention, interest and participation from all grades. A "kendama" is a Japanese toy that has three cups, a spike and a ball that is attached to the ken. Once students have a kendama to play with, learning to do tricks is just a matter of practice. M...

Teachers share plans for Thanksgiving

By Maria Sotelo, Staff Writer

November 20, 2018

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     Everyone celebrates Thanksgiving in different ways, but French teacher Kathleen Williams, and biology/AVID teacher Geoffrey Jarman have a few unique ideas this year.      Williams plans on spending time with her family, but she’s celebrated some pretty odd Thanksgivings in the past. As a foreign exchange student, Williams had to stay awa...

Introducing Tigard’s anonymous journal

By Olivia Young, News Editor

November 14, 2018

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     Students passing quickly through the halls see colorful posters, the faces of their peers, and teachers standing in their doorways.      With this brief interaction, it’s hard to imagine the lives and hidden struggles of those going through this routine. Everyone has different experience...

Black and Greene T

By Charlotte Wendt and Jesse Jones, Staff Writers

November 9, 2018

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Every Tigard student recognizes the Power T, but most don’t know who made it or how it came to be the school’s logo. So where did the Power T come from? Who designed the logo that would become a well-known symbol of Tigard High? “Ralph Greene and I,” answered Ken Black, one of the co-c...

Watch Courtney run!

By Meghan Turley, Online Editor

November 6, 2018

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      Courtney Neron, a former foreign language teacher at Tigard High, is running to be a representative of House District 26, which encompasses Wilsonville, Hillsboro, Sherwood, and some parts of Bull Mountain.      Neron taught for nine years and resigned at the end of last year to pursue h...

Mr. Abell

October 19, 2018

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Jesse Abell might get sad when he looks at his bank account, but he still loves what he does. Q: What is your favorite sport to play/coach? A: “My favorite sport to play is volleyball. And people always ask me do you like coaching volleyball or basketball better, they’re so different I cant...

Girls soccer starts off undefeated

By Olivia Niemi and James Favot

October 10, 2018

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The girls varsity soccer team kicked off the season with an undefeated streak, now ranked ninth in the state with an overall record of 8-1. It was a superb fresh start for a team with new coaches, new players, and a new mindset altogether. This year, the girls soccer team is adapting to an entirely...