BY DIMITRIS MELETIS The time of year has come where the holiday season is now in session. With it comes the joy of giving to family and friends, and trying earnestly to figure out what would make a great gift. According to the National Retail Federation (NRF), holiday spending... Read more

BY LONDON DERNIS When the calendar flipped to September, entertainment fans everywhere started their countdown for the Emmy awards. Countless predictions were made and nominated shows were binged in preparation for the biggest annual celebration of television.  While the Oscars recognize film and the Grammys recognize music, the Emmys... Read more

BY NICOLE NADLER Literacy week is a school-wide event to “raise awareness of reading and to inspire students and families to make reading a part of their daily routine.” This year, the Literary Week events at CCHS include a dress-up week, photo opportunities in the media center, and purchasing... Read more

BY ASHLYN COHEN As new course selection sheets become apparent for the upcoming school year, students question the new classes that have become available. The drive for student success in AP and AICE classes has been perceptible within CCHS, and is being unveiled for this year’s courses. Classes including,... Read more

BY NICOLE NADLER A team of just five boys has crafted a self-functioning robot that can perform many tasks. Together, during their seventh-period robotics class, they work on ensuring that their robot can execute its tasks in a way that will ensure the team the most points. Each task... Read more