Knock It Off: Fighting Is Not The Answer
Opinions April 3, 2012
BY ALYSSA FISHER Society expects that students in high school are ready to move on into the real world. They become eligible to get a job and drive a car, some can even vote. Seeing how this is the time to grow up, it’s appalling to see students acting... Read more
Hey Juliet: Freshman Arianna Olds Takes The Lead In Romeo & Juliet
FeaturesProfile Features April 3, 2012
BY GABI TABIB On opening night of the Cooper City High Drama Department’s production of Romeo And Juliet, the school auditorium is filled with life. Actors and stage crew run around, trying to make final touches to the set and costumes. “The house is open!” announced Ms. Thomas,... Read more
From Enemies To Teammates
Baseball & SoftballSports April 2, 2012
BY KAYLA LOKEINSKY The Cooper City High School girl’s varsity softball team takes the field for their first home game of the season with their spirits high. As the inning begins, they shout words of encouragement. Phrases like “you got this,” and “let’s go ladies,” can be heard from... Read more
Emily Aron Walks On Water For The CCHS Water Polo Team
SportsSwimming, Diving & Water Polo April 2, 2012
BY KAYLA LOKEINSKY The atmosphere was thick with tension when the Cooper City High School girls’ water polo team faced off against Saint Thomas Aquinas. Girls sprinted up and down the pool, thrashing through the water, struggling to keep up the fast pace of the game. The whistles from... Read more
Life Through A Lens Blog: Stairway To Reality
Blogs April 2, 2012
BY ALEXANDRA MADAR While on a bus tour in the middle of Manhattan, I was attracted to the old buildings that are still prevalent in New York City. With paint peeling off of the walls, rusted stairways, and windows covered with blankets to block the scorching sun, these buildings... Read more
Multimedia: Click to listen to Jack Brady and Jeremy Haas discuss Ziggy Stardust The Musical Chairs Podcast: The Influence Of Ziggy Stardust BY JACK BRADY “Strange people are chosen, and through their art move progress along.” Such are the words spoken to fictional David Bowie doppelganger Brian Slade in... Read more
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