Editing, Films, Discussions: Coming into focus on Audio Visual Club
Lauren Rowe, Reporter
March 14, 2018
Filed under Features, Showcase
For students at CAHS, clubs are a big part of campus culture. While there are bigger clubs such as FCA and PAVE, there are also a majority of smaller clubs that showcase more specialized interests and passions. One of these clubs is Audio Visual Club. Founded by sophomore Ryan Krippner, Audio Vi...
Junior State of America proposes mental health policy after shootings
Madeleine Tseng, Reporter
March 12, 2018
Filed under Features, Showcase
“Not many teens realize that they can make a positive change in their community, and even in statewide legislation. So I wanted to start this club to bring awareness to different issues ... discuss political and social issues with everyone and ... bring what is most relevant to our generation to those...
Project 7 Club provides intimate Bible study for students
Alison Whitley and Julia Clark
March 1, 2018
Filed under Features, Showcase
P7, or Project 7, is an interactive Bible club with a focus to grow people's personal relationships with the lord. It is a smaller group than most other religious groups on campus, allowing for a one-on-one experience with God and more intimate relationship with fellow members. Freshman Averie Sa...
The Makings of History Club
Madeleine Tseng and Alison Whitley
February 20, 2018
Filed under Features, Showcase
“Many people don’t realize that bringing [an issue] to light ... and observing how some things can cause another [is] a huge theme throughout history ... People can apply that to real life,” sophomore and member of History Club Matthew Tillyer said. History Club is an open forum for CAHS student...
An Introduction to Our School Counselors
Dylan Stuflick, Reporter
February 2, 2018
Filed under Features, Showcase
Not many people realize all of the work that CAHS academic counselors do to ensure the success of the students here. From sending transcripts out to colleges to putting together our AP tests, Karen Withem and Natalie Mauhili help close the gap between students and their future colleges. Long before...
Be There Or Be Cube: Rubik’s Cube Club
Madeleine Tseng, Alison Whitley, and Julia Clark
January 10, 2018
Filed under Features, Showcase
“The Rubik’s cube team has been around since I was a freshman, maybe even before that. I made it official,” president and junior Timothy Chang said. “I wanted to get rid of a bunch of stereotypes that were floating around nowadays, [with] people saying, ‘Oh, to solve the Rubik’s cube you...
There’s a Place for Everyone in No Place For Hate
Lauren Brazele, Reporter
December 15, 2017
Filed under Features, Showcase
No Place For Hate is a club dedicated to providing a safe space for students. The club hopes to unite students of different backgrounds and spread the message of acceptance. Members of the club meet at lunch in Mr. Christian Sheffield’s room every Thursday. Some decided to join No Place For Hate becau...
On the Spot: An Insider’s View of Improv Club
Adelae Norwood, News Editor
December 13, 2017
Filed under Features, Showcase
“Honestly, improv is whatever you want it to be, so don’t be nervous to just do whatever feels right for you,” freshman Lindsey Rappaport said. Among other things, Improv club is an acting avenue and community. It takes place on Thursdays at lunch in the Mr. Spencer Farmer’s room, drawing a dive...
Seven CAHS Seniors Honored by National Hispanic Recognition Program Discuss Testing and the Future
Crystal Sung, Anastasia Reimann, Alyssa Cloward, Lauren Brazele, Averie Sargent, Sierra Lagge, Paige Townsend, and Adelae Norwood
November 14, 2017
Filed under Features, Showcase
Offered by the College Board, the National Hispanic Recognition Program serves to recognize academically outstanding high school students of at least one-quarter Hispanic/Latino origin. Students of this origin are eligible if their score makes or exceeds the cutoff for the PSAT/NMSQT in their regions...
Gold Standard: Junior Amanda Goldstein Overcomes Medical Issues to Take Second at Ice Skating Nationals
Brigid Ambuul, Reporter
November 1, 2017
Filed under Features, Showcase
Sept. 6. Colorado’s Broadmoor World Arena is full of spectators peering from the bleachers onto an ice-covered stage. They are watching as hundreds of competitors vie for the attention of judges at the U.S. Figure Skating National Dance Finals. In just a few short moments, junior Amanda Goldstein...
Redefining the Caiman Way: Female Football Players Defy Stereotypes
Paige Townsend, Reporter
October 24, 2017
Filed under Features, Showcase, Sports, sports features
Beneath sweaty layers of football jerseys and padding, it’s virtually impossible to tell the gender of the person wearing that helmet. If you spotted someone sprinting down the field to score the winning touchdown, you wouldn’t pause between cheers to question if they were a boy or a girl. So wh...
Plan B-minus: New Teacher Elizabeth Marymee Talks Shifting Gears from Biology to English
Alison Whitley, Reporter
October 5, 2017
Filed under Features, Showcase
With every new school year comes new students, but some school years, new teachers arrive on campus, as well. Mrs. Elizabeth Marymee, who teaches English I and II, is one of these new teachers this academic year. Throughout her high school years, Marymee always thought she was going to be a veteri...
Dylan Stuflick, Editor in Chief
January 22, 2019
Rock climbing is a sport full of adrenaline junkies and thrill seekers. And if you know anything about climbing, you’ve probably heard of Alex Honnold....
December 24, 2018
Black Friday: A Corporate Illusion
November 22, 2018
Is “Bohemian Rhapsody” Worthy of Royalty?
November 14, 2018