By: Julia Tuck On January 5th, the JCHS Mock Trial Team took on a scrimmage at Piscataway High School. As the cofounder of the club, it was to my delight that my […]
Mock Trial Club Takes on First Scrimmage
The Pros and Cons of Block Scheduling
By: Matt Savloff Block scheduling is undoubtedly the biggest change our school has endured since I have been here. Although we have not seen block scheduling yet, we have been provided with […]
Girls Basketball: Moving Forward With Hard-Hat Mentality
By: Emma Krupp At the halfway point of the winter season, the Caldwell Girls Basketball team continues to excel with a 3-2 conference record and an overall record of 6-3. Since their […]
Caldwell Swimming Swims Their Way to Early Success
By: Justin Kuczborski With a good chunk of the swimming season completed, both the girls and boys swimming squads are having impressive outings in the water. The girls team has accumulated a […]
Aquaman: A Watery Grave
By Mike Massotto Over the holiday break I was hanging out with my friends when one asked the rest of us, “what was the worst movie that you have seen in the […]
Golden Globes 2019
By: Julia Lees It’s that season again. No, I am not talking about basketball, or wrestling. I am talking about the awards season. The time when celebrities wear fancy outfits to accept […]
An Interview With One of “Mamma Mia’s” Leading Ladies
By Jessica Rizzo Mamma Mia! James Caldwell High School’s spring musical production is fast approaching! In just a few short weeks, “Mamma Mia!” will be taking over the JCHS stage and will […]
The Government Shutdown
By: Matt Savloff There has been an ongoing tension in Washington D.C. for months regarding the country’s attitude towards border protection. President Trump wants to erect a steel wall over the border […]
These Teachers Want More than Just Apples; L.A. Teachers Begin Striking
By: Melissa Freed Around 30,000 Los Angeles public-school teachers assembled the largest school strike in America on January 14, 2019. At 900 schools in the district, approximately 500,000 students’ educations came to […]
A Rebuttal the Opinion Article: “It’s Time to Say Goodbye to the Pledge of Allegiance”
By: Matt Savloff An article was recently published in the school newspaper, calling for a universal ban on the Pledge of Allegiance. Although I firmly believe that everyone is entitled to their […]
