March 2019 – The Tiger Online

November 8 Catholic Football Game 7:00 PM (War Memorial)
November 1 FS Southside Football Game 7:00 PM (Quigley)
October 25 Conway Football Game (Conway)
October 18 Cabot Football Game 7:00 PM (Quigley)
October 11 Bryant Football Game 7:00 PM (Quigley)
October 4 FS Northside Football Game 7:00 PM (Northside)
September 27 - NLR Football Game 7:00 PM (Quigley)
August 27 - Opening Football Game 5:00 pm (War Memorial)
August 20 - Hall Scrimmage 6:00 pm (Quigley)
April 26- Clash of the Tigers 2:45 pm (Quigley)

Using the Lime Scooter app, a number of scooters can be located nearby your location. Dozens of scooters can be seen in downtown Little Rock in the River Market. (photo by Lola Simmons)

Lime Scooters Plague Streets of Cities

Salma Abdulrahman, Staff Writer
March 29, 2019

Junior Annie Rankin enjoys the first day of spring by hiking the trails in Emerald State Park. “I love coming here, it’s so pretty and especially this time of year the weather is so nice,” Annie said. (photo by Sarah Gornatti)

Natural State Offers Outdoor Activities to Celebrate Spring

Sarah Gornatti, Staff Writer
March 28, 2019

Junior Sarah Thomas studies for the ACT at least once a week. Sarah credits her score increases to her strong study habits. (photo by Lily Ryall)

ACT/SAT Terminate Test Scores for Being too High

Lily Ryall, Staff Writer
March 28, 2019

The storefront of the restaurant Dos Rocas located on South on Main. (photo by Casey Carter)

Dos Rocas Provides Delicious, Inexpensive Local Food

Casey Carter, Features Editor
March 28, 2019

The Pulaski Heights United Methodist Church expresses to the community its acceptance of LGTBQ+ with a sign that reads, “All are welcome,” and, “All means all.” This methodist church, located in Hillcrest, has a large congregation of over 4,000 members. (photo by Lily Ryall)

Methodist Church Votes to Uphold Ban On Homosexuality

Lily Ryall, Staff Writer
March 28, 2019

Although the importance of sunscreen in preventing skin damage is always stressed, the harmful effects on the environment are rarely considered. (photo by Sarah Gornatti)

Sunscreen Contaminates Oceans, Harms Coral

Jessie Bates, Voices Editor
March 25, 2019

Duke forward Zion Williamson busts out of his shoe in the first minute of a game against the University of North Carolina Tar Heels on Feb. 20, 2019. Duke played without him the rest of the game and lost 72-88. Duke is 3-2 in the following games in which Williamson has not played. (Photo by Streeter Lecka/Getty Images)

Zion Williamson Rises in Popularity, Falls on Court

Nico Heye and Jakob Mueller
March 14, 2019

This pineapple coconut smoothie bowl is full of fresh, tropical flavors for the warmer weather. (photo by Annie Fortune)

Smoothie Bowls Provide Quick, Healthy Snack or Meal Option

Annie Fortune, Staff Writer
March 12, 2019

David Scruggs visits with the journalism department at Central on Feb. 22 to retell the experiences he went through during Central’s lost school year of 1958-59. (photo by Mollygrace Harrell)

Lost and Found

Jakob Mueller, Mollygrace Harrell, Annie Fortune, and Jane Ellen Dial
March 12, 2019

Fashion Industry Secrets! Gucci, Supreme, Vuitton Reveal Methods for Making Iconic Clothing

Fashion Industry Secrets! Gucci, Supreme, Vuitton Reveal Methods for Making Iconic Clothing

Brooke Elliott, Staff Writer
March 12, 2019

Kontiki has an a warm and welcoming vibe, with the smells of spices and an African tang; I can guarantee you will be enticed to eat more and keep coming back. (photo by Bri Fleming)

University African Restaurant Provides Full Bellies, Cultural Experience

Bri Fleming, Features Editor
March 7, 2019

Stephan James as Fonny and Kiki Layne as Tish, the main characters of the rollercoaster love story, “If Beale Street Could Talk.” (photo courtesy of the Washington Post)

Baldwin’s Visually Breathtaking Film Explores the Hardships of Black Love

Jamaica Myton, Staff Writer
March 7, 2019

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