Volunteering: More about getting than giving?
International volunteering is a good way to give back to communities, but sometimes the volunteers are receiving more than what
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student opinion
The issue of net neutrality indicates the need for more efficient decision-making in government
Democrats have attempted to pass a bill to save net neutrality once and for all. The bill, Save the Internet
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The death penalty does not benefit anybody involved
Vicente Benavides, Malcolm Alexander, Randolph Arledge, Christopher Abernathy: these names may or may not sound familiar to some people. The
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Anti-vaccinators are an active threat to society
Anti-vaccinators are becoming more and more common these days and this is causing a crisis. The movement gained steam when
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APUSH class simulations should be reconsidered
AP U.S. History (APUSH) is easily one of the most important classes I have taken in high school. APUSH has
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Climate change will soon cause the environment and population to suffer
The topic of global warming and climate change has always been controversial. Is it really occurring because of human activity?
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Ending gun violence starts on an individual basis
A moment from the play “Sheer Madness” at the Kennedy Center brought the issue of gun violence to me in
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Close Up trip brings together students with differing political views
A group of 31 CVHS students went to Washington D.C. from Feb. 9-16 for Close Up, expecting a fun trip
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The U.S. has no business in Venezuelan politics
Vice President Mike Pence released a statement on the Jan. 22 expressing “unwavering support” for Juan Guaido, the right-wing leader
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Every 15 minutes: “I was an example of what drunk driving can result in”
My name was announced on the loudspeaker, pronouncing me dead. My hands were shaking and I couldn’t make eye contact
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