Freshman get a Separate Pep Rally
October 5, 2017
By Madison TriplettTwo of four pep rallies this year will be accompanied by freshman-only pep rallies during seventh period. The first one will take place Friday, October 13th in the large gym.Freshman pep rallies are the schools solution to over-crow...
Eagle Stop Open for Business
October 3, 2017
By Summer Rains To encourage student and staff participation, Principal Chris Choat is replacing the Talon 200 raffle board with a more inclusive program called Eagle Stop. The Positive Behavioral Intervention and Supports (PBIS) team is focused on...
September 29, 2017
By Daphne Lynd New York Times best selling author Daniel Bergner stood in front of AP English students and choir members to discuss his book and how writing it impacted him as a part of Richardson Reads ...
Camp Golden Eagle Pep Rally Kicks off Game Against Pearce
September 28, 2017
By Marian Patterson As Justin Bieber's Despacito made the gym floor shake, theater teacher Eric Archilla applied sunblock to his nose and Coach Beth Brown put on her cowboy boots for their emcee perfor...
Teachers and Principals Greet Students as They Arrive to School
September 9, 2017
By Marian Patterson With a back drop of street protesters in front of the school, this morning administrators, school staff and members of the marching band assembled to greet students as they entere...
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Football Snaps 2-Year Losing Streak
October 18, 2017
Seniors Jordan Wander and Nic Smith embraced on the field with tears in their eyes after their victory as varsity football players, but this win goes beyond one football game. "Its the best feeling I've ever had," Wander said. It had been 749 days...
The Eagles Fall to Jesuit
October 12, 2017
By Caeden Sargent Richardson (0-5) fell to Jesuit (1-4) 56-34 in a bottom of the district showdown. The Eagles started off hot by recovering a turnover on the opening kickoff and scoring in the first five minutes of the game. But Jesuit scored immedi...
Varsity Volleyball Moves to Second in District with Win Against Lake Highlands
September 28, 2017
By Jacob Richman Varsity volleyball beat Lake Highlands in a battle for second place in district 9-6A. Richardson won 3-1 behind junior Natalie Perdues' 19 kills and senior Alex Sarathys' career high 3...
Varsity Football Continues Skid with 40-13 Loss to Midlothian
September 11, 2017
BY JACOB RICHMAN The football team fell to Midlothian 40-13 in another one-sided non-district game continuing an 18-game skid for the program. An early 79 yard touchdown by Midlothian's Austen Thomas...
September 5, 2017
After a 48-6 loss to Naaman Forest, second year Coach Greg Pels is still looking for his first win as Richardson's head coach. Varsity went in hoping to forget last seasons' 26-0 defeat to Naaman Forest...
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Band Loves Their New Uniforms
October 18, 2017
By Isjina Luckett Marching Band members received new uniforms this year through the RISD bond, the first time they have been updated in 11 years. Drum Majors Francesca Williams and Nick Crothers recieved applause from the crowd as they walked out on...
Tech Theatre Gets New Workshop
October 12, 2017
By Marian Patterson As part of last years bond cycle, the Tech Theatre Magnet's workshop was expanded and updated over the summer. “They knocked out the wall to the classroom, cause the shop was really small, so taking out the wall connecting the th...
Senior Develops Passion For Art
February 16, 2017
By Isabel Costian Senior Anna Maupin’s precise fingers made confident strokes to blend the stoic man’s rounded jaw. As she finished shading his bronzed face, she realized that for the first time, ...
January 16, 2017
By Isabel Costian Senior Miranda Gavitt took a sip from her pink travel coffee cup as she gazed through the window of her lab, keeping a watchful eye on her experiment. Her necklace, shaped like a ca...
November 28, 2016
By Kazi Nassif When Greg Pels, the new head football coach, landed in Richardson, it finally felt like home. He'd moved three times in the previous 21 months, but this move was different; it was pe...
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Tussling with Rules Against Transgender Athletes
March 3, 2017
Euless Trinity’s Mack Beggs shines a light on the growing debate surrounding transgender athletes. The 17-year-old wrestler is transitioning from female to male, but the...
5 Tricks To Survive Final Exam Week
December 9, 2016
By Isabel Costian As exam week creeps closer, and 52-page review packets are launched at unprepared students, it's easy ...
The Talon Recommends Hillary Clinton for President
November 7, 2016
With the tumultuous campaigns of Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton coming to a close, many Americans are still trying to determine...
Do’s and Dont’s of the Library
October 26, 2015
By Anne GarseaQuick! Find your 2015-2016 school ID. We're taking a trip to the library, the best place in the school for ...
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Striking a New Chord
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December 15, 2016
By Rose Nagele Sitting in the parking lot of the Mesquite Memorial Stadium, the Golden Eagle Marching Band cheered and laughed as their director, Jesus Marquez, danced ...
Band Sets High Standard at All Region
December 13, 2016
By Jacob RichmanA record 50 Richardson musicians made All-Region Band, paving the way for 15 band members to audition for ...
October 31, 2016
By Jacob Richman The Golden Eagle Band finished 15th out of 26 at the Area C marching contest at Mesquite Memorial Stadiu...
Theatre’s ‘By the Bog of Cats’ Plays in the Blackbox Theatre
October 30, 2016
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What have you used your chromebook for the most?
- Cat memes (44%, 4 Votes)
- Coolmath Games (22%, 2 Votes)
- Music (11%, 1 Votes)
- Core class work (11%, 1 Votes)
- Haven't even used it (11%, 1 Votes)
Total Voters: 9
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