CVHS grads help Ukrainians resist Russian invasion
Helen Nesteruk, a CVHS graduate from the class of 2002, never imagined her family would raise thousands of dollars in
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War touches Trojans’ families: “Hope is on our side”
Since Russia invaded Ukraine on Feb. 24, Laryssa Sadoway hasn’t heard from her family in the village of Myrne, doesn’t
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Nastya’s Tale, Part 2: “You can cry, but it won’t stop the war”
Editor’s note: Nastya, an 18-year-old Ukrainian, shares an inside look at Russia’s invasion through her friend Leah Janaway. I spoke
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Students persevere after COVID
After attending a dinner at her grandmother’s house, Emily Tran fell sick with Covid-19. It was everyone’s worst fear, and
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Nastya’s Tale, Part 1: “At any second a war may happen”
Anyone who reads the news has heard that Russia is ready to invade Ukraine at any moment—whether the Russians will
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Jan. 6: When Rhetoric Turns to Violence
Enter any Filipino household and chances are that lying in a corner of a kitchen closet, there rests a special
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Olympian survey reveals wild roads
A recent Olympian survey of drivers near CVHS found that four percent of drivers sped past a stop sign, six
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“I’m just a person”: Trans students share their experiences
Since the legalization of gay marriage in 2015, society has been learning more about and accepting the LGBTQ+ community more.
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Cross country runners qualify for state meet
The Trojans dashed through the Farmers’ fields at the NCS Championship meet at Hayward High School on Nov. 20. Cameron
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Most students sit out SAT
In a recent Olympian survey, 92.6% of respondents have not taken the SAT or ACT but 78.3% plan to take
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