Freshman phenoms lead Trojans’ charge
Two freshmen led the CVHS cross country teams this year for the first time in at least 40 years during
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Sierra strives for greatness
As the fog settled around the field, the students were ready to run. Hundreds of students from around the bay
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The positive side of 2018
Although 2018 was mostly filled with negative news, there was still positive news that made headlines throughout the year. Young
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How to get into Stanford
“I got into Stanford.” Four words that will turn heads. These words may intimidate, shock, awe, and even boast. I’ve
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Graduation tickets required this year
CVHS administration has made the decision to require tickets for admission to the class of 2017 graduation ceremony on June
Read moreRussian hacking threatens online security
Donald Trump won the election on Nov. 8 and became the 45th president of the United States. Normally, there would
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Creative writing welcomes innovative thinkers
Do you have a penchant for writing outside of your traditional English class? If so, CVHS now offers Creative Writing:
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Afrocentric students aren’t afraid to speak their mind
Afrocentric American Literature and Afrocentric U.S. History classes have created a community with CVHS African American students. These classes have
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Michael Kusiak goes green for Measure G
Measure G advocate Michael Kusiak walked into the Rae Talbot Salon to do the most ridiculous thing a middle-aged man
Read moreSummer travels to Cambodia
I had the incredible privilege of visiting Cambodia’s Angkor Wat, the largest religious complex in the world, and home of
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