It is the beginning of the first week into semester two; students file into their history classes, sit down, and take out their respective note taking tools. Everyone is preparing for the dull weekly ritual...

Last Friday, February 25th, 2022, was a historic day for President Biden: His Supreme Court pick, Ketanji Brown Jackson, has begun preparing for a high-stakes confirmation battle to become the first Black...

On February 8th, the Florida Senate Education Committee passed a bill that prevents the discussion of sexual orientation and gender identity in classrooms of children aged three to third grade. Many say...

It was a cold, dark, windy night. The mighty warriors against the dark forces were falling. On the fateful day of January 21st, 2022, shrieks of pain and rage soared over the howls of the wind. Over one...

The Laemmle Theaters, established in 1938, is instantly recognizable by the majority of Claremonters as a place of both nostalgia and anticipation. The plaza’s location’s floating neon sign and retro...

Omicron has had an incredible impact on a global scale––but how has this surge in cases affected life on the high school level? Within the past two weeks, CHS has reported over 210 COVID-19 cases on...

Following last school year’s extensive student-led efforts to get the SRO removed from CHS’s campus and get the money spent on the SRO’s salary reallocated into comprehensive, adequate, and preventative...

It is December 4th, 2021, and three El Roble debaters are clustered around a single computer, the only device in the room that they can use to compete against the opposing team. Despite the three school...

Two flapping flippers in the ocean are spotted, clearly in distress. A figure in the waves ditched her buoyancy control system and struggled to stay above the water. Unable to release herself from the...