Breakfast can make or break your day
Breakfast has been known to be called, “the most important meal of the day.” However, many high schoolers are consistently
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Opinion
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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Parental rights in education harms students
Parental rights in education law enactments have been the focal point of recent anti-LGBTQ+ campaigns, however they are not something
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Marching band is a sport
Before starting my first real marching season in sophomore year, my answer to the question: “Is marching band a sport?”
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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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Mock election and midterm results align
The midterm elections took place on Nov. 8. The Olympian ran a voluntary mock election, which didn’t include all propositions
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The Try Guys try infidelity
I began to watch content by the Try Guys in third grade, when the YouTube sensations made their first appearance
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Schooling should begin at later age
Should America really start kids in school at age five? The age of five is the second-lowest starting age for
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Should students be corporally punished?
Children have been physically disciplined for centuries, with the idea sprouting from religious writings. The sole purpose of physical discipline
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Helping students stay in shape
Keeping in shape can be very hard for many students to accomplish over the summer. Due to a lack of
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