“House of Usher” rejuvenates Netflix horror catalog
It always starts with a storm. For horror director Mike Flanagan, a dark, gray storm is the ultimate omen of
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Spectacular Short Stories: “Mystery on Rivenfeld Boulevard”
The Olympian is excited to share freshman Aiden York’s short story, “Mystery on Rivenfeld Boulevard.” “We were given a single
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Five AP classes: a gamble but no regrets
As a senior, I am currently taking five AP classes, including AP Statistics, AP English Literature, AP Calculus BC, AP
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Raumann leads water polo team with 86 goals
Junior Caleb Raumann is a double threat: he plays for the boys varsity water polo team, as well as the
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Costumed characters compete at annual contest
Ghosts, ghouls, and spooky spirits! CVHS held its annual Halloween costume contest in the quad during lunch on Tuesday, Oct.
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Editorial: Newsom strengthens California schools
The education bills that Gavin Newsom passed and vetoed in the last two weeks have brought up concern for some
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Girls varsity golf team shoots to third
The girls varsity golf team placed third in the West Alameda County Conference (WACC) on Oct. 16, barely clearing 500
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“Little Mermaid” swims to success
Ariel leans in close as the crab Sebastian spins a gentle melody. Prince Eric is almost ready for a kiss,
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Audience become detectives in interactive “Whodunnit!”
The honors advanced drama class hosted their newest original performance for one night only in the auditorium, with doors open
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Trojans crush water polo competition
The CVHS girls water polo team reigned victorious once again, on Oct. 12, this time against the Pittsburgh Pirates. With
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