BY SAVANNAH KEYSER Stepping out of that last AP Exam or EOC feels like the biggest weight off any student’s shoulders. The end of these big tests unofficially marks the end of the school year, right? Wrong. Students tend to stop trying after these big tests are over. They... Read more

BY LINDSEY HANNAH When reading the terms “boy” and “girl,” what comes to mind? Children, likely. Even teenagers navigating the complexities of growing up. But put them in a different context and these harmless words take on a very different meaning. Prior to the Civil Rights Movement, African American... Read more

BY ZACHARY PERROTTA Science. The Merriam-Webster dictionary defines it as a system of knowledge covering general truths or the operation of general laws especially as obtained and tested through the scientific method. Naturally, it seems that this set of processes created to determine the truth should not be influenced... Read more

BY SAVANNAH KEYSER “Spring forward, fall back.” Daylight Savings is the practice of advancing the clocks by one hour at the start of spring, so that evening daylight lasts for an hour longer than normal. “Daylight savings is pointless,” junior Maya Smilen said. “It’s really hard to adjust to,... Read more

BY CHARLIE BLODNIEKS Welcome to the real March Madness. No, this one isn’t about basketball – it’s time for college decisions. As CCHS students wait in anticipation of doomsday, one thing is clear: rejection doesn’t say anything about talent, skill or achievement. Sometimes, rejection can even be a blessing... Read more

BY LINDSEY HANNAH The year is nearly over. As seniors like myself commit to their respective universities, a daunting chalice is passed down to the next class: college applications. After a year of applications, tests, essays, and expos, I have compiled everything I’ve learned here in an effort to... Read more

BY LINDSEY HANNAH It is seldom, if ever, voluntary. No matter if it’s car washes, chocolate boxes, Valentine plush toys or matchmaking quizzes, odds are that every club member has, at one time or another, taken part in fundraising. Despite the common reluctance to participate, however, fundraising is one... Read more

BY SAVANNAH KEYSER The topic of bathroom passes seems to be a sensitive subject here at Cooper. Some teachers feel that the students have the right and the maturity to manage their class time in a productive way and do not feel the need to limit their use of... Read more

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