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Tuesday, May 12, 2026

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Get to know P.E. teacher, Mr. Edwards

Everybody loves John Edwards. Ask anyone on campus if they know him and they’ll tell you about something hilarious he

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

Excerpts from The Olympian archives show the way things were at CVHS. 2006: “Don’t take your license for granted. As

Toney Chaplin, acting police chief of the San Francisco Police Department, gave The Olympian a special interview. Q: I

Puente, Spanish for “bridge,” is a program that focuses on bridging the gap between first-generation minority students and higher education.

Andre Juntilla, a senior here at CVHS, is heavily involved with music. He is very invested in his talents and

CVHS DECA hosts a talent show every year for students to showcase their gifts and raise money to participate in

By Hannah Johansson and Megan O’Brien “Goldie was so shy, and the shelter was going to euthanize her because she

Friendship bracelets, glitter, and frilly pink dresses are part of the stereotypical life of nine year old girls in America.

The lights dim, the audience roars, show time! Choir’s annual fundraising performance, Cabaret, was a fabulous success, without anyone forgetting