In the chair with Cody Lovaas
March 9, 2015
[VIDEO] After performing a concert for his senior project, senior Cody Lovaas sat down with Editor-in-Chief, Sabina Hahn, and Crimson reporter, Tony Salvato, and answered some questions.
Caimans showcase musical ability at the Talent Show
Jakob Woo-Ming, Reporter
March 5, 2015
ESCONDIDO - On February 27, students and parents gathered in Caiman Hall to witness the 7th Annual Talent Show. The yearly event brought the musically talented from all across the school together to perform in one place. Students auditioned to be part of the production as early as February 10. The...
Fire alarm confuses CAHS student body
Micah Summers, Reporter
March 4, 2015
At 1:00 PM, the fire alarm for CAHS sounded, prompting the school — teachers, students and faculty — to evacuate the premises and reassemble in the parking lot. The alarm’s activation was unintentional. No fires were reported and no one was seen injured. Many believe smoke from a soldering iron...
Film Festival movies capture the audience’s attention
Jakob Woo-Ming, Reporter
March 2, 2015
Movies, stars, and movie stars. These words describe CAHS’ 2015 Film Festival. On February 20, Friday night, ASB put on a movie marathon of 13 original films created by CAHS students. While not labeled as a formal event, people dressed formally. At the same time, ASB provided a massive concessions...
Improv Night
Danielle Weston, Reporter
February 23, 2015
Goblet-tipping goblins, mistaking a whale for an island, taking a bus ride with a psycho dentist and murderous space aliens killing moon landers—all performances played a part in CAHS’ Improv Night directed by senior Jonathan Norwood. With the help of the Improv Club, Norwood put o...
Career Day speakers show off their skills
Olivia Jolley, Reporter
February 20, 2015
Career Day, which took place on February 20th, gave students the opportunity to listen to numerous speakers describe their careers. “I found it interesting that we were able to talk to people who were in a career that we might want to pursue later on. I think career day is an amazing [opportuni...
CAHS shines with its successful Glow Dance
Micah Summers, Reporter
January 31, 2015
Our school’s long-advertised Glow Dance began yesterday, January 30, at 7:00 PM. Posters and cohort announcements advertised the event as a casual dance featuring black-lights, prompting students to wear neon and white clothing. “The Glow Dance was pretty awesome, I have to say,” freshm...
Holiday concert
Ama Bonsu, Reporter
December 15, 2014
It’s that time of the year. Fall has once again faded away into winter, leaving behind its hot, muggy weather in exchange for cooler climates. Holiday spirits are high. Gingerbread cookies have been baked and burnt; Starbucks’ Peppermint mochas sipped. Candy canes, nutcrackers and christmas trees...
“Freshman for a Day” prepares excited middle schoolers
Micah Summers, Reporter
November 21, 2014
The initiative event “Freshman for a Day” annually gathers pre-Caiman eighth graders at Classical Academy High School, where ASB greets the assembly with an array of games and presentations. The event began at 9:00 a.m., but early attenders huddled in small groups, eyeing what buildings and ...
Dancing, dedication, and devotion
Jamie Brown, Reporter
November 17, 2014
For those who prefer to express themselves through actions rather than words, dancing can be a great outlet. “A lot of the time I have trouble verbally conveying the way I feel about things, and then I can kind of tell someone that through the way I move,” said junior Ally Rose. Rose began dancing...
Costumed characters stroll and bowl
Abel Siemens and Jakob Woo-Ming
November 10, 2014
ESCONDIDO — With the thoughts of candy and parties fresh in everyone’s minds, students took time during lunch to gather in the quad area of the campus for festivities. Participation in a pumpkin bowling and a fashion contest on October 31, a Friday, set the mood for everyone’s Halloween fun. The...
Transformer Shut Down
Danielle Weston, Reporter
October 30, 2014
With midterms on the horizon, students scrambled to cram in some last minute studying. If only they had an extra day. With only one day some students wished for a miracle and a break. Late Monday afternoon, the fire alarm alerted the local fire department that a transformer, which provides power...
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