Halley Lin-Jones

Facing the “auditions” of life

The first time I ever went to an audition, reduced to a four-digit number on a piece of paper pinned

“What would the world be like if women were safe?,” sculptor Marco Cochrane asks, and as viewers pass by, they

This year, we had the opportunity to vote for a person devoted to the cause of women and children, a

I had the incredible privilege of visiting Cambodia’s Angkor Wat, the largest religious complex in the world, and home of

Talented Trojan swimmers and coaches have taken the plunge and formed boys and girls teams in a sport entirely new

Although water conservation is a difficult issue to tackle, CVUSD reduced its total usage by 20 percent in 2015 compared

With damage left from the recent traumatic deaths of student Terri Byrd and beloved teachers, Nicholas “Dubb” Whitaker and Ovida

Less than a year ago, Taylor Lim was a sophomore student walking through the halls of CVHS by day, and

Until I became a teenager, I didn’t truly appreciate the vital role that body image has in our everyday lives.

In Mexican culture, Dìa de Los Muertos, meaning “day of the dead,” is a rich and vibrant holiday that has