Artemis: To the Moon and beyond
On Nov. 15, 2022, the first leg of NASA’s Artemis program began with the launch of Artemis I. After undergoing
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Cancelled course disadvantages minority students
Although it was offered, the AP Spanish Literature course is not being taught this year as a result of low
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Jan. 6 Committee subpoenas Trump
The Jan. 6 Committee ended with a bombshell at the end of their ninth hearing on Oct. 13. The bombshell?
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Costume contest was a monster mash
It’s a monster mash! This Halloween, the leadership class held their annual Costume Contest, hosting both students and staff to
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Radium Girls fight for justice
“In 1926, radium was a miracle cure… until the girls who painted them began to fall ill with a mysterious
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Ribbon-cutting welcomes rainbow murals
The new rainbow murals on CVHS’s campus are more than beautiful pieces of art. On Oct. 27, students, teachers, and
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School board trustee candidates respond to unanswered audience questions from town hall
The CVHS Activism Club and The Olympian partnered to host a town hall meant to educate voters on the candidates
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“The house was shaking”: Hurricane Ian hits Florida
Up to 100 miles per hour winds shattered glass and toppled trees on Sep. 28, 2022 as the much-anticipated, near-category
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Pride murals spark protests
What was supposed to be a normal school board meeting turned into something much more. On Sep. 14, protesters gathered
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Mission complete: senior spies stay supreme
Homecoming 2022 was a cinematic experience filled with sneaky school spirit, adventurous outfits and fantastical fun, not to mention wild
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