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The Earth is Flat

The Earth is Flat

Sierra Lagge, Reporter June 2, 2016

How reliable is science? Do you trust the findings of scientists? What about when their findings contradicts your religion? Many see the teachings of their religions as superseding the findings of the...

Seniors attending the senior assembly

Senior Assembly

Alex Redd, Reporter June 2, 2016

On May 27th at 11:10 a.m., the Class of 2016 walked into their final assembly at Classical Academy High School. The Senior Assembly started off with a speech by senior Kyle Best to the juniors about...

Peter Pan

Peter Pan

Brie Edwards, Reporter June 2, 2016

From April 14-17, Classical Academy Middle School performed their rendition of the acclaimed musical, Peter Pan, under the direction of Lori Grimes. The middle school did a great job at making this...

Shrek Tech Week

Shrek Tech Week

Evan Lipé, Reporter June 2, 2016

 On Sunday, May 22, 2016, cast members of the show “Shrek” went into full production mode as their tech week began. Tech week is when practices are rehearsed as though the actual show was being performed;...

The Presidential Candidates

The Presidential Candidates

Megan Oakes, Reporter May 31, 2016

The 2016 presidential race has been all over the news lately. From fierce debates over immigration and trade to complicated delegate math, this election has been full of drama and intense moments. Here...

GMOS: Not as Harmful as Some May Think

GMOS: Not as Harmful as Some May Think

Lauren Crane, Reporter May 27, 2016

GMO means genetically modified organism, or, in more modern terms, genetically engineered. Twenty years ago, GMOs were introduced to farmers and crop growers in an attempt to enlarge the quantity of...

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Water restrictions relax as drought eases

Rachel Howard, Reporter May 27, 2016

For four years now, Californians have faced a record drought and the many difficulties associated with it: water restrictions, increased prices, wildfires and sweltering heat. In January of 2015, Governor...

Modern Day Slavery

Modern Day Slavery

Evelyn Kang, Reporter May 26, 2016

Slavery still exists. Whether it be in a foreign country far away or right here at home in the United States, slavery still remains a part of our society. The business of selling humans for sex, manual...

Senior Bailey Brennen places second at UCSD Honors Stats competition

Senior Bailey Brennen places second at UCSD Honors Stats competition

Micah Summers, Editor-in-Chief May 6, 2016

Last Tuesday, senior Bailey Brennen found herself the median of attention in Mr. Eicher’s third period Stats class. She had placed 2nd at the UCSD Honors Stats competition—a victory never beheld...

Kyle and Sarahs Dance: An Overview

Kyle and Sarah’s Dance: An Overview

Evan Lipé, Reporter April 19, 2016

On Friday, March 4, 2016, seniors Kyle Best and Sarah DeMarco competed in the annual “Dancing with the CAHS Stars” and were crowned as the winners by both the judges and the audience. Many months...

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“Harry Potter and the Cursed Child,” A Play

Emily Wright, Reporter April 7, 2016

Since its first release, Harry Potter has accumulated a cult following that spans many generations. The series continues to grab more fans as books and movies are released, delving further into J.K. Rowling’s...

Dancing the Night Away

Dancing the Night Away

Gage Auge, Reporter March 10, 2016

For the third year in a row, the CAHS Dance and Performance Team put on the famous Dancing with the CAHS Stars—and what a show it was! With seven partner dances (each choreographed by a Dance Team member...

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