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St. Mark’s 6 Takeaways Trip Greenhill
The Lions grabbed four interceptions and pounced on two fumbles to run away from Greenhill.
Got Milk? Apparently Not: A Nutty Take on Beverages
Milk is the perfect food. As babies — although we weren’t consulted — we relied on milk to grow and develop. In case you didn’t know, milk is rich in protein, calcium and Vitamin D. The source is natural and derives from (mostly) contended cows.
Randall, Defense Lead Scots Past Jesuit
The Scots used four interceptions to complement a stellar offensive performance by Buck Randall during a 42-14 win over Jesuit on Friday.
Society
Party Hopping
Join us as we take a look back at some standout moments from community celebrations to fundraising events.
Football Tab
Black, Hillner Lead Youthful but Promising Knights
The future is now for Covenant, which will see freshmen and sophomores comprise about two-thirds of its roster this year.
Ceremony at SMU Marks 24 Years Since 9/11
Park Cities leaders and first responders honored those who lost their lives 24 years ago in history’s deadliest terrorist attacks with a Thursday morning ceremony in SMU’s Main Quad.
For Easy Weeknight Meals, Ditch the Cans and Open the Jar
Tonnino’s salmon is sourced exclusively from Alaskan waters and carefully hand-cut to ensure exceptional quality.
As Filming Wraps, Autumn Tailgating Begins
Because the cost of groceries continues to rise and many are feeling the added stress of uncertain times, season four of my cooking series focuses on budget-friendly meals and at-home celebrations that won’t stretch the wallet.
News
Whataburger, Campisi’s Return to Love Field
The two beloved eateries are again slinging burgers and pizza in airport food court
Teacher, College Students Share Study Tips for Success
Preston Hollow college students Tristan Hakert, Luca White, and Alex Habeeb share their top strategies for staying focused, avoiding burnout, and tackling assignments with confidence.
Happy Endings Start in Legacy Court
When Karen Roussos began volunteering with Dallas CASA five years ago, she never expected to find herself in a courtroom filled with applause.