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Gracie Archibeque

Gracie Archibeque, Photographer

Gracie Archibeque is a junior, and this is her first year as a staff member on Eagle Nation Online. She loves photography, especially concert photography, and goes to local shows in her free time to enjoy the music and take photos. She also plays guitar in a band.

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Broken glass fills this view of sophomore Kritika Kothas family car. Kothas sister took this picture as she hid in the vehicle, which had been shot at during the shooting at Allen Premium Outlets. The shooting occurred May 6. In the attached article, experts give safety information to implement, including advice to conceal and cover in order to survive this type of situation. Conceal means Im hidden, but it wont stop a bullet, like a bush, thin door, or wall, former officer Lt. Mike Archibeque said. Cover means it will stop a bullet and protect you – a concrete wall/pillar or a car engine block. The more items you can put between you and the shooter, the greater the likelihood it will stop the bullets. 

In wake of Allen shooting, experts give advice on personal protection

Gracie Archibeque
May 26, 2023
Members of the winter guard spin pink, orange and red flags. Under the direction of Lindsay Kusmierczak, varsity and JV winter guard have concluded their seasons. I joined color guard in the beginning because I heard of how close the community was. Not only within our guard but in others too,” freshman JV member Klarissa Warren said. “Every guard connects on a certain level and the amount of long lasting friendships Ive made thanks to guard this year is crazy to me.”

Winter guard concludes season in annual showcase

Gracie Archibeque
April 12, 2023
Senior Elisa Arbaizas says she received inspiration for this state-qualifying piece, Golden Frames, by walking through an art museum. Looking through the lens of someone else walking the exhibit, Arbaiza wants to show her life from a different point of view. With this piece, I wanted to show how I’ve held onto past good memories and successes, comparing my present self to my past, Arbaiza said. The images are memories from my past, and I also emphasize the empty frames, representing the future. I have always referenced past good experiences and how they made me more scared of getting older and facing adulthood. With this painting, I wanted to show a personal struggle I have dealt with while allowing others to find relatability in my artwork.

Senior qualifies twice for VASE state competition

Gracie Archibeque, Reporter/Photojournalist
March 28, 2023
After getting scored on, Coppells goalie rests his head after tie breaks. Taking turns, both goalies prepare for the puck. “We have one more game left in the season. I most likely wont get to play being a goalie that alternates games,” Prosper goalie Jacob McGovern said. “So with that game being most likely my last, it was a lot to think about. It is a shame that is is all over for me. However, life must go on. There will be other opportunities for me to do what I love.”

Hockey loss doesn’t end playoff hopes

Gracie Archibeque, Reporter
February 16, 2023
Standing in front of the LGI, president Seun Seriki discusses the Pinnacle. The Pinnacle is an event the club is planning for April which will showcase various types of student work. One of the goals of OBNY their December meeting focused on raising awareness of Men’s mental health and beginning a lifestyle of normalizing it.

Analysis: ‘OBNY’ club spreads awareness to prevent sexual assault

Gracie Archibeque
February 6, 2023
In front of a sold out crowd of fans, lead singer Charlee Grider of Milwaukee punk band Scam Likely throws candy to the audience. The band played at The Back Room at Colectivo in Milwaukee, WI for their first studio album release show. The album “Getting Worse” was released Jan. 20 and is out of all platforms.

[Photo] Eagle Brief Jan. 26 — Feb. 2

January 26, 2023
Fans reach out toward lead singer Tyler Ross during fan favorite song Ketchup. After the show, the band members said they have never seen energy and emotion like that night. Something about the story resonates with people, and that connection is such a dream,” Ross said. “The high I get from an engagement like that is enough to fuel an entire year of drive and creative output.”

Laredo Two releases EP ‘Poison II’ at midnight Jan. 20

Gracie Archibeque, Photographer
January 20, 2023
While fans thrash together, lead singer and guitarist, Tyler Ross plays a solo from the song, ‘Flush’ from Laredo Two’s new EP ‘Poison’. Debuting the bands three new songs released Aug. 27, fans from all over the DFW area united together in Flower Mound for the bands biggest show yet at Thrash Fest Aug. 24. The trio will be playing at DV8 in Plano, Tx Dec. 11. “My favorite part of Laredo Two’s shows is the unity within the audience, photographer Gracie Archibeque said. “It truly feels like a big family”.

[Photo] Eagle Brief Nov. 14 — 20

November 10, 2022
At a concert, fans Knox Miller, Joel Von Tress and Luke Wineteer rock out to a song by Laredo Two. I was introduced to Laredo Two by my friend, fan Lukas Sherman said. I was blown away by the community they bring to every concert.

‘Laredo Two’ to release new EP, looks forward to future

Gianna Galante, Gracie Archibeque , and Rusty Joe Gonzales
August 26, 2022
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