Opinion – Page 2

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

Parental rights in education law enactments have been the focal point of recent anti-LGBTQ+ campaigns, however they are not something

Before starting my first real marching season in sophomore year, my answer to the question: “Is marching band a sport?”

When finals season arrives at CVHS, the stress is almost palpable. Students look tense and tired, baggy-eyed and teary-eyed. But

The midterm elections took place on Nov. 8. The Olympian ran a voluntary mock election, which didn’t include all propositions

I began to watch content by the Try Guys in third grade, when the YouTube sensations made their first appearance

Should America really start kids in school at age five? The age of five is the second-lowest starting age for

Children have been physically disciplined for centuries, with the idea sprouting from religious writings. The sole purpose of physical discipline

Keeping in shape can be very hard for many students to accomplish over the summer. Due to a lack of

It’s only been a month into the school year, and I’m currently more burnt out than I’ve been in any