Michelle Mullings

Michelle Mullings , Feature Editor, Online Editor

My name is Michelle and I’m a senior. This is my second year on staff as online editor and feature editor. After I graduate, I plan on entering the medical field. When I’m not blaring music at home, you can probably catch me at a concert crowdsurfing or clutching onto the barricade for dear life.

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Walking in Remembrance

Local support group hosts 10 year anniversary walk in Parker Square

Michelle Mullings, Feature Editor, Online Editor • February 13, 2017

Local organization Touched By Suicide will be holding its 10th annual memorial walk on Nov. 5 at Parker Square. The North Texas based group provides support for family, friends and spouses of individuals...

Breaking the silence

Junior girls share their stories about sexual assault

Michelle Mullings, Feature Editor, Online Editor • December 12, 2016

Solo cups, ping pong balls, empty handles of vodka and drunk bodies of 20-something-year-olds littered the living room apartment. The once lively mood of the party had lulled into a quiet daze as 2:00...

Michelle’s picks

Michelle Mullings, Feature Editor, Online Editor • November 15, 2016

Movie/TV show: Orange Is The New Black Song: Call It Losing Touch by Balance and Composure Teacher: Becky Lee Restaurant: Rosa's Cafe Book:...

Black and blue

Pastor also serves his community as law enforcement officer

Michelle Mullings, Feature Editor, Online Editor • October 24, 2016

Every Sunday, senior Destiny McNeil worships at Grace Missionary Baptist Church. Her stepfather, Pastor Maurice Floyd, stands tall behind his podium onstage. Warm morning light floods through the stained...

All done up

Junior pursues dream of being a makeup artist

Michelle Mullings, Online Editor, Feature Editor • May 6, 2016

When junior Triston Moon was six years old, he got into his aunt’s closet. As he sat before an array of her clothing and makeup, he started to experiment with things he only saw women using. He played...

It’s not politics, it’s people

Michelle Mullings, Online Editor, Feature Editor • April 14, 2016

Of the three weeks I spent in Cuba as a child, I can only recall the bus. I remember climbing up stairs that led me through a gaping cutout in the steel wall and picking the chipping blue paint off...

Brothers by choice

Sophomore boys recount friendship over the years

Michelle Mullings and Andrea Garza • March 4, 2016

Sophomore Quinn Waldron had known of sophomore Eiler Buck since he was in sixth grade. They passed each other in the hallways and high fived on a regular basis, but their friendship had not truly flourished...