Wednesday, November 14, 2007 By Chronicle Classroom Staff [ArticleImageHyperLink] HISD bond referendum passes - but just barely By a slim margin of 2,026 votes, voters approved the controversial HISD bond proposal Tuesday. The final tally was 43,584 for passage and 41,558 against. The $805 million bond propos full story	Wednesday, November 14, 2007 By Morgan Wilson, Bellaire High School An American Dream: Houston rap stars turn out for premiere of Mike Jones' film The hottest line of the night as stars walked the red carpet was “Where’s Mike Jones?” Houston rapper Mike Jones was no where in sight during Thursday’s hour and a half red carpet walk. He d full story
Wednesday, November 14, 2007 By Amber Collins, Lamar High School 80-year-old rivalry is no turkey: Yates, Wheatley used to meet on Thanksgiving, but change doesn't deter ardent fans Dressed in a white hat, white suit, purple shirt, shoes and earrings, Johnnie Brayboy demonstrated how the Phillis Wheatley High School Silver Foxes did their high kicks in 1957. As Brayboy g full story	Tuesday, November 06, 2007 By Rebecca Goldstein, Bellaire High School [ArticleImageHyperLink] ll October is the month when the bare leaves transform into vibrant shades of green, yellow and orange. Blue skies and white clouds cover crisp and cool air, quite a nice change for Houston. But another full story
Tuesday, November 06, 2007 By Rebecca Goldstein, Bellaire High School Fighting Breast Cancer: Inspired by an author's experience with the disease, Bellaire students continue efforts to boost awareness October is the month when the bare leaves transform into vibrant shades of green, yellow and orange. Blue skies and white clouds cover crisp and cool air, quite a nice change for Houston. But another full story	Tuesday, November 06, 2007 By Amber Collins, Lamar High School School, community salute legacy left by Washington's Wesley: Principal dies months after leaving school he served more than 40 years When Dr. Franklin Wesley arrived as principal at Booker T. Washington High School in 1965, no one imagined the impact he would have on the school, community and the African American culture as a whole full story
Thursday, November 15, 2007 By Paloma Lenz, Milby High School YOUNG JOURNALISTS FIND MYSTERY, ART IN CITY'S DOWNTOWN: Insight: Downtown Adventure Needing to take a break from writing and editing, the students of the Houston Chronicle Classroom ventured outside and onto the busy streets of downtown Houston to capture the action, art, animals, pe full story	Monday, November 12, 2007 By Amber Collins, Lamar High School Sweets and Treats: Collins enjoys a taste of Houston's finest “Sweets and Treats” was designed to review local restaurants or desserts in the Houston area. At the beginning of each week I go out and sample different desserts.At the end of the day - you guessed i full story
Tuesday, November 06, 2007 By Cambrian Pichon, Lamar High School When death leads to change...a personal report: Brother's death may have saved lives of kin Getting a physical is normal for anyone, especially if they play sports. For my family, it was anything but normal. A couple days after my brother’s Chris funeral, an autopsy revealed that hi full story	Monday, November 12, 2007 By THE ChRoNiClE cLaSsRoOm CHECK OUT THE CLASSROOMS BLOGS NOTHING's GOING TO CHANGE MY WORLDSee Senora's Blog Veggie TalesSee Rebecca's Blog Enter At YOUR Own RISKSee Sashi's Blog I WILL THINK OF IT ALL LATERSee Olivia's Blog 1 in 3500See Austin's Blog INTRA full story