BY SABRINE BRISMEUR Cowboy Television returned to Florida as an internationally-ranked broadcast team after a student convention in California, following what initially seemed like a crushing defeat. “We didn’t win any individual categories,” junior Harris Ness said. “It seemed like we weren’t going to win anything until the very end.”... Read more

BY CASSIDY NOWOSAD Saturday, March 25, the American Cancer Society held its event to promote cancer research from the CCHS track. The event lasted from 4 PM Saturday and closed at 8 AM the next morning. All of the proceeds gained from this event went to American Cancer Society to... Read more

BY SABRINE BRISMEUR Cowboy Television won’t be covering local suburban Cooper City news this week — instead, the broadcast team is flying out to Anaheim, California to compete at the annual Student Television Network (STN) convention. “I’m pretty excited to be traveling to California,” first year CTV member Danielle Siso... Read more

BY CHARLIE BLODNIEKS AND SABRINE BRISMEUR Everyone at CCHS knows the hallmark of a good dance: a pile of high heels in the corner of the cafeteria. The Sadie Hawkins dance was no exception, with gender-bent proposals, committed planners and, yes, a littering of heels by the cafeteria door. The... Read more

BY CHARLIE BLODNIEKS Pushing her off-brand clear-rimmed glasses up her nose, Maurín Santos López just doesn’t look like a girl from the suburbs. Clad entirely in painted denim, she’s certainly easy to find in a crowd. But under the layers of literal hand-crafted art, Santos López tells the story of... Read more

BY NUHA ISLAM On February 23rd, Cooper City High School’s Level Two Fashion Marketing class was finally able to unveil months of hard work in the form of the annual fashion show. Culminating in a stunning display, along with a festive pre-party, the hard work CCHS Fashion Academy Students put... Read more

BY SABRINE BRISMEUR Students attending David Posnack’s Jewish Day School in Davie received an unwelcome surprise in the form of lockdown and evacuation after an unsubstantiated bomb threat was called in on Monday, officials said. Liam Cohen, a student at the JCC, was at school when the incident occurred. “I... Read more

BY SABRINE BRISMEUR After months of preparation, the National Honor Society (NHS) hosted their second annual Black History Month Art Gala on Friday, turning the cafeteria into an art gallery with dozens of creative works for the night. “Our members worked really hard on this project,” NHS sponsor Dwayne Dixon... Read more

BY SABRINE BRISMEUR Chewing gum furiously and launching conference podiums at reporters, Melissa McCarthy’s portrayals of press secretary Sean Spicer parodied the relationship between the new administration and the press. Yet despite the laughter of Saturday Night Live’s weekly audience, the real-life toxicity holds immense repercussions for the American public.... Read more

BY SABRINE BRISMEUR Accompanied by dramatic Italian opera tracks and festive British wind pieces, the All-County Honor Band and Superintendent’s Advanced Placement Studio Art Exhibition took place at the Coral Springs Museum of Art to award Broward County students for their accomplishments in music and art. A section of the... Read more