BY DARIAN SABLON In recent months, questions about the future of the Quiver have spread among the famed news organization’s fan base like wildfire. Rumors such as the chief writer renouncing all worldly possessions and becoming a monk or the Quiver turning into a fast food chain have become commonplace,... Read more

As the senior class departs from the hallowed halls of CCHS for the last time in their academic careers next week, a sort of bittersweet nostalgia has set in for some students. For many clubs and school organizations, the end of the year represents a transition in power, a passing... Read more

BY SABRINE BRISMEUR AND DARIAN SABLON Members of the CCHS Navy Junior Reserve Officers Training Corps (NJROTC) left the humid summer weather of South Florida for the dry heat of Arizona last week to compete at the national level. “It was a great honor to [be] among the first NJROTC... Read more

BY DARIAN SABLON Although a relatively recent audio phenomenon, podcasts have exploded in popularity. On iTunes alone, the number of available podcasts has jumped from 10,000 in 2008 to over 250,000 by 2013. Every day, more and more people are turning to podcasts as alternatives to what can sometimes feel... Read more

BY DARIAN SABLON “Ready Player One,” the debut book of author Ernest Cline, was an instant hit with readers of all ages. Not only did it bring back great memories of the 80s for adults but also included references that kids could understand as well. Although some cried out against... Read more

BY DARIAN SABLON Reports from various news outlets have come in describing what many are labeling as the most daring crime of the century. According to the Quiver’s sources, a gang of dairy enthusiasts, known as the Cheddar Boys, have stolen over 300 pounds of cream cheese, 200 ounces of... Read more

BY DARIAN SABLON It seems as if everyday news comes out about technological advancements, be it in medicine, energy sources or as recently seen in videos published by the scientific team Boston Dynamics, showing robots able to open doors without human interference and jump three stories high. While mildly amusing... Read more

BY DARIAN SABLON When talking about some of the worst decades of the twentieth century in terms of pop culture, many people often look towards the ’90s. On top of the overzealous attitude of the decade, where everything was branded as extreme, the ’90s brought many things that people may... Read more

BY DARIAN SABLON The word retirement often evokes images of senior citizens playing shuffleboard on cruise ships or shouting bingo at their local community centers. However, that idea may soon change, with breaking news coming out of CCHS last week of senior Carla Diggs announcing her retirement once she graduates... Read more

BY DARIAN SABLON We live in a nation that is dominated by automobiles, with over 80 percent of Americans using personal vehicles like cars to go to work or go on trips. We often can’t imagine going anywhere without cars, or in the case of long-distance, travel planes. Yet, this... Read more