“The Menu” serves a fresh perspective on fine dining
A luxurious boat. A scallop served with foam on a seashell. A private island housing only a Michelin-star restaurant. A
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Highlights
“Things” couldn’t get worse than this
After getting a pay cut at her job, Agnes Petrella is struggling to make her rent and hesitantly resorts to
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Olympian Poetry Contest Runner-up: “CARRION.”
We want to congratulate Amelie Fleur de Jesus, The Olympian’s Inaugural Art and Writing Contest Runner-up in Poetry. Their poem
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Looking through the “Glass Onion”
You are cordially invited to Miles Bron’s Glass Onion mansion for a murder mystery extravaganza. Please bring your wit, charm,
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In “Where the Crawdads Sing,” cinematography shines while plot falls flat
In a world filled with constant socialization and interconnection, the idea of living alone in a marsh for years may
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Cracking a hard nut: Racism in “The Nutcracker”
“The Nutcracker” is a classic holiday tradition for many, including myself. Set in the early 1800s, “The Nutcracker” tells the
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“She Said”: Is the #MeToo movement dead?
“This is bigger than Weinstein. This is about the system protecting abusers.” This soundbite taken in a conversation between former
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“Bones and All” reflects our youth
Coming of age and identity are among the many underlying themes portrayed through cannibalism and gore in “Bones and All.”
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How to flourish in finals
When finals season arrives at CVHS, the stress is almost palpable. Students look tense and tired, baggy-eyed and teary-eyed. But
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Poetry Power: “Nuestro Salvador”
The Olympian is excited to share another poem by junior Maggie Rodas titled “Nuestro Salvador.” This poem is about the
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