war

Highlights Opinion

America and North Korea should have peace

February 8, 2018 Thomas Vergara 1950s, allies, American-Japanese, Asia, Conflict, country, crossfire, dangerous, diplomatic solution, eastern Asia, fear, governments, hostiles, Kim Jong Un, korean war, Koreans, military, North Korea, North-South Korean, nuclear, nuclear button, nuclear missiles, nuclear proliferation, nuclear war, peace treaty, peninsula, power, powerful, president trump, regime, sanctions, Sea of Japan, threats, troops, United States, war, west

Now more than ever, we hear of the escalating tensions in eastern Asia over the growing threats of nuclear proliferation

War in Syria causes constant crisis

February 9, 2017February 14, 2017 Jessica Mi Aleppo, CVHS, Ian Rodriquez, immigration ban, Jessica Mi, refugees, shia, social media, sunni, syria, syrian civil war, trump, war

More than 470,000 people have lost their lives as a result of a bloody civil war in Syria that has

The military isn’t safe

January 31, 2015February 4, 2015 Anna Talajkowski advanced individual training, Afghanistan, armed forces, army, corrupt, dangerous, depression, enlist, fighting, high school, intelligence, Iraq, marines, military, protect, PTSD, servicemen, servicewomen, sexual assault, soldiers, system, United States, usa, war, washington times, white supremacists, young

In one year, at 18 years old, I will be considered old enough to join the U.S. Armed Forces. And

Disillusioned with the U.S. military

May 26, 2012September 9, 2013 cvhsolympian Afghanistan, America, army, Camilo Riveros, country, disillusioned, flag, military, nation, U.S., war

Every time I turn on the news, I find myself forced to watch some of the saddest and most unnecessary

Massacre of Afghan civilians is an outrage

April 28, 2012September 9, 2013 cvhsolympian Afghani, army, civilians, gun, home, killing, massacre, military, murder, outrage, tragedy, violence, war

I was shocked to hear of the recent atrocity that occurred in Afghanistan, where 17 innocent Afghan civilians, mostly children,

Rachel Maddow’s “Drift” sums up America’s distorted view of war

April 27, 2012June 18, 2013 cvhsolympian America, Drift, MSNBC, national, Rachel Maddow, security, Suzanna Chak, war

Drift: The Unmooring of American Military Power by Rachel Maddow, host of The Rachel Maddow Show on MSNBC, discusses how

Editorial: Days of Diversity impresses once again

March 29, 2012April 28, 2012 cvhsolympian administration, college, CVHS, Days of Diversity, editorial, Japanese, Leadership, Olympian, presentation, speech, veteran, Vietnamese, war

The recent Days of Diversity activities at CVHS, which took place between March 19 and March 23, were a fantastic

The Vietnam War era

March 29, 2012 cvhsolympian baby, citizen, CVHS, Da Nang, Days of Diversity, era, killer, Mike Martin, navy, presenter, protester, veteran, Vietnam War, war, weapon

A Vietnam War veteran once created a theory that there are three types of people in society: sheep, sheepdogs, and