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ECHO

The student news site of  Trinity High School

ECHO

Don’t Waste Any Time — See ‘Yesterday’ Today

Sam Repp, Staff Reporter December 11, 2019

Jack Malik is riding his bike down the road in England. Out of nowhere a major power outage hits the whole world -- and Jack gets hit by a bus. This is the strange start to the movie "Yesterday," which...

Minecraft Allows Players to Create Their Own Stories

Alex Herman, Staff Reporter December 9, 2019

Have you ever wanted to settle down on a tropical island? How about live in a mansion at the foot of a mountain? While life may inhibit dreams from becoming reality, with Minecraft, the only thing holding...

Plenty of Family-Friendly Appeal

Chase Gravatte, Staff Reporter December 6, 2019

Tucked in the corner of a strip mall, it is almost impossible to see from the main road. At first glance it may seem like an ordinary cafe, but inside is a full-blown restaurant. Gracious Plenty is a little-known...

Burger Girl is Diner Perfection

Ben DiSanto, Staff Reporter December 5, 2019

After Bluegrass Burgers closed their doors in October 2018, restaurant owner Dan Borsch decided to bring the smell of hot food back to Frankfort Avenue with Burger Girl Diner. Borsch’s Burger Girl...

Plenty of Punch as Harlow Maintains Hometown Vibe

Zachary Crumes, Staff Reporter November 25, 2019

Punchline after punchline after punchline. A lot of the lyrics in modern day hip hop are empty. There are, however, a few fruitful punchlines that are indeed “Heavy Hitters." An example: “Shout-out...

Stunning ‘Joker’ Takes Comic Book Films to a Disturbing Level

Preston Romanov, Editor in Chief November 21, 2019

If films of the Marvel Cinematic Universe are based on shiny comics, then DC's "Joker" comes from the gritty, grimy pulp comics printed on rough paper. Driving through the streets of Gotham at night,...

Remembrance, Renewal and Reminder from the Powerful Light of Music

Lloyd Soards, Contributing Reviewer November 18, 2019

A powerful mixture of darkness and light. "Violins of Hope," a concert played by the Louisville Orchestra at the Kentucky Center for the Arts, featured eight violins played by Jewish musicians during the...

‘Hype’ Tantalizes with Lights but Leaves Us in the Dark

Gus Boyer, Contributing Reviewer November 18, 2019

The great rapper Nas said, “No idea is original; there’s nothing new under the sun; it’s never what you do, but how it’s done.” Theater has been around for millennia. Musicals are all too...

FLIK Makes Lunch One of the Best Parts of the Day

Tim Rivette, Staff Columnist December 21, 2018

  Students rush down the hallway, the smell of pizza, burgers, and burritos getting stronger by the step.  Finally, they sit down with a tray of delicious food. This is an average lunch period...

A Pipeline to the Heart of the ‘D’

Jack Wolfram, Contributing Writer September 20, 2018

From the first line alone, "Skeleton Crew" delivers an unexpectedly raw, meaty dose of reality.  The show isn’t a comedy; it isn’t a tragedy, either. Nor is it some fantastical figment of a stuffy,...

Where to Find the Best Roast Beef? — Right Down the Street

Todd Crenshaw, Staff Reporter April 4, 2018

Everyone loves a good roast beef sandwich, but sometimes a good one is hard to come by. What if you could find the best roast beef sandwich around from a store located right in Trinity’s backyard?...

Pinning Down Top-Notch Cuisine

Gus Boyer, Staff Reporter February 28, 2018

A colorfully dressed, bulky man climbs under the bright red ropes into the ring. A mask covering most of his face, the man’s identity is hidden by a tightly stretched piece of cloth. Ready for an exciting...