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What’s the plan?: Everything the Class of 2021 needs to know about upcoming senior events

Campus Apr 10, 2021

BY ARIELLE KRAUS After a vastly different senior year than most, the Class of 2021 is ending the year on a stronger note, with many activities planned before the end of their high school career. On Tuesday, April 6,... Read more

Victories and vendettas against vaccinations: CCHS students share their opinions about the COVID vaccine

News Apr 9, 2021

BY EMMA HUERTA Starting on April 5, individuals 18 years old or over in... Read more

A plan ‘promposal’: CCHS seniors share what they think should be done for prom this year amidst the pandemic

News Mar 12, 2021

BY EMMA HUERTA It has been well established that the 2020-2021 school year is... Read more

SGA Campaigns, or lack thereof: Officer elections take on a new look

Campus Mar 10, 2021

BY KAREN SUROS Around springtime, CCHS students recognize that they’re in the process of... Read more

A step towards normalcy: All teachers are eligible to receive COVID-19 vaccines amid federal push

News Mar 8, 2021

BY ARIELLE KRAUS With COVID-19 vaccine distributions have been in full swing for part... Read more
Opinions View all
The end of PSDs: An obituary for the days CCHS looked forward to

The end of PSDs: An obituary for the days CCHS looked forward to

Opinions Feb 26, 2021

BY CHRIS GOMES Professional Study Days (PSDs) have gone the way of the dinosaur in February 2021. Born in...
Friendly, fruitful competition?: Using contests as assignments isn’t as bad as it seems

Friendly, fruitful competition?: Using contests as assignments isn’t as bad as it seems

Opinions Feb 19, 2021

Student debt forgiveness: How student debt is affecting the nation and why it should be forgiven

Student debt forgiveness: How student debt is affecting the nation and why it should be forgiven

Opinions Feb 17, 2021

Cheating culture: The problematic increase in academic dishonesty among students because of eLearning

Cheating culture: The problematic increase in academic dishonesty among students because of eLearning

Opinions Feb 15, 2021

Senior superlatives: Super sweet or superficial?

Senior superlatives: Super sweet or superficial?

Opinions Feb 11, 2021

Performative or perfectly provocative?: The debate around putting Harriet Tubman on the $20 bill

Performative or perfectly provocative?: The debate around putting Harriet Tubman on the $20 bill

Opinions Feb 8, 2021

Editorials View all
Extra work equals extra stress: Why BCPS’s five-hour mental health initiative is hypocritical, counter-intuitive and just a big “no”

Extra work equals extra stress: Why BCPS’s five-hour mental health initiative is hypocritical, counter-intuitive and just a big “no”

Editorials Jan 27, 2021

BY THE LARIAT STAFF School is hard. Without a doubt, school has always been hard. Throw in a pandemic...
Compassion over clicks: Journalists shouldn’t prioritize fast news over ethics

Compassion over clicks: Journalists shouldn’t prioritize fast news over ethics

Editorials Feb 2, 2020

Hypocrisy for the sake of entertainment: Stop separating art from the artist

Hypocrisy for the sake of entertainment: Stop separating art from the artist

Editorials Feb 2, 2019

Should teachers carry guns on a school campus?

Should teachers carry guns on a school campus?

Editorials Mar 12, 2018

Celebrities have the right to use their platform to spread political beliefs

Celebrities have the right to use their platform to spread political beliefs

Editorials Feb 27, 2018

Students need to act more responsibly in times of crises

Students need to act more responsibly in times of crises

Editorials Feb 24, 2018

Goodreads
The Underground Railroad
Salvage the Bones
Hunger: A Memoir of (My) Body
The Vanishing Half
Children of Blood and Bone
The Chalk Man
It
Where the Crawdads Sing
Pride and Prejudice
The Count of Monte Cristo
The Knife of Never Letting Go
Dear Evan Hansen


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Different setting, same entertainment: 2021 gave sports fans a March Madness that was full of surprises

Different setting, same entertainment: 2021 gave sports fans a March Madness that was full of surprises

News Apr 1, 2021

BY RYAN MERARD Looking to bounce back from cancelling the series last year due to COVID-19, the National Collegiate...
Boys’ varsity baseball: Cowboys look to bounce back after a close loss

Boys’ varsity baseball: Cowboys look to bounce back after a close loss

Baseball & Softball Feb 23, 2021

Athlete of the issue: Senior Jake Hicks and his devotion to the field

Athlete of the issue: Senior Jake Hicks and his devotion to the field

Features Feb 18, 2021

Sports signing day: CCHS student-athletes make college commitments

Sports signing day: CCHS student-athletes make college commitments

News Feb 5, 2021

CCHS brings it on: Cheer team places second at state championships

CCHS brings it on: Cheer team places second at state championships

Cheerleading Jan 25, 2021

Entertainment View all
Generational throwdown: The widening gap between Gen-Zers and Millennials

Generational throwdown: The widening gap between Gen-Zers and Millennials

Entertainment Apr 2, 2021

BY CAMILA FERNANDEZ They may all look young and technologically adept, but when it comes down to it, Millennials...
Racism, representation and replacements: The drama within season 25 of “The Bachelor”

Racism, representation and replacements: The drama within season 25 of “The Bachelor”

Entertainment Mar 16, 2021

Riot Grrrl reincarnated: Review of Netflix’s new film “Moxie”

Riot Grrrl reincarnated: Review of Netflix’s new film “Moxie”

Entertainment Mar 10, 2021

Treat yourself: A list of the most anticipated books of 2021

Treat yourself: A list of the most anticipated books of 2021

Entertainment Mar 3, 2021

The show must go on: Back-to-back bittersweet and awkward moments rule the night at the half-virtual 78th Golden Globes

The show must go on: Back-to-back bittersweet and awkward moments rule the night at the half-virtual 78th Golden Globes

Entertainment Mar 1, 2021

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