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Mazzy Warren

Mazzy Warren, Print Managing Editor

Well hey there! I’m Mazzy (rhymes with “jazzy”), and I’m a junior this year (wow)!!! I’m excited to be working as the Politics editor this time around, and I can’t wait to work with the rest of the Dispatch staff to create an amazing, entertaining, interesting, and quality newspaper for everyone to enjoy!! Outside of school, I love reading, roller skating, cooking, and chilling with friends… I’m also really into fashion, sandwiches, and metal! I have a twin brother (hi Clyde!) and bothering him is pretty fun, too. Don’t be afraid to reach out if you have any questions, or if you just want someone to talk to!

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Democrats have seemingly defied expectations regarding their voter turnout. Days before voters were to express their opinions at the polls, outlets nationwide predicted a “Red Wave,” in which Democrats would lose all control over Congress. That Red Wave never crashed on the shore, as the rumor failed to become reality.

Red Wave doesn’t hit the midterm shore

November 21, 2022
Millions of Americans nationwide are swamped in student loan debt; over 48 million people owe money, according to the Educational Data Initiative. In the wake of these economic struggles resulting from debt constraints, President Joe Biden has proposed multiple steps to attack long-lasting loan debt.

Bulldogs pay attention to debt

October 25, 2022
Since his first day on the job, President Joe Biden has been trying to make changes to America’s immigration policies. January 21, 2021 (having assumed office January 20), he proposed a bill that would replace the word “alien” with “non-citizen.” January 23, he proposed an immigration bill that would make countless changes to current immigration policy.

New immigration laws spark debate

June 2, 2022
ROARING WITH PRIDE: Sophomore Clyde Warren participates in a protest at the capital, raising his views high and proud. Warren, as a member of the transgender community is fighting for his rights and pushes those around him to pursue and wear their identity with pride.

Restricting rights and infuriating communities

April 18, 2022
There are sections of this book wilting, falling, rooting, rising and blooming.

[Photo] “The Sun and Her Flowers” review

February 25, 2022
From January 31 to February 4, schools all around the district partook in various projects and activities related to keeping your heart and body healthy.

Healthy Heart Week brings several moments of reflection

February 23, 2022
When Queer Eye was first released in July 13, 2003, previously known as Queer Eye for the Straight Guy it quickly drew attention.

[Photo] New season of Queer Eye is filmed in Austin

February 22, 2022
Beto ORoukes 2022 Governors Race

Beto O’Rouke’s 2022 Governor’s Race

February 18, 2022
Every student is given an ID at the beginning of each school year.

[Photo] Student ID’s are pointless

January 11, 2022
Casar is running to represent Texas’ 35th Congressional District (TX35), which covers the area from East Austin to San Antonio, containing four counties: Bexar, Comal, Hays, and Travis. He’ll be competing against U.S. Representative Lloyd Doggett and State Representative Eduardo Rodriguez in the Democratic primary, which is scheduled for March of 2022.

Austin’s own in Texas congressional race

January 4, 2022
BUSINESS CARD IN HAND: Sam Frederick refers to himself as the Chief Banana Officer.

Banana Sam’s joy appeals to Bulldogs

December 29, 2021
WAY BACK WINTER: Cocoa in hand, Senior Jessie Bowie helps pass out holiday treats to spread the holiday spirit. The event was held for all grade levels and had a hot chocolate bar.

Organizations come together for Way Back Winter event

December 3, 2021
Critics believe the proposed budget is a mis-allocation of resources, while supporters believe it’s a necessary amount for improving safety in Austin. Equity PAC, another local organization, formed the opposing campaign No Way Prop A to convince voters not to pass this proposal.

Prop A and Prop B debates: policing and parkland space

November 15, 2021
ENJOYING LUNCH: Seniors Kinsey Quintanilla and Reese Wilson distancing maskless during their lunch period. The two seniors spend their time in the courtyard to social distance from large groups.

Students adjust to new COVID response and protocols

October 22, 2021
Should masks be required in public?

Should masks be required in public?

February 25, 2021
It isnt safe to return back to school

It isn’t safe to return back to school

December 11, 2020
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