By: Emma Krupp After the slow summer months of waiting for John Green’s new novel, “Turtles All The Way Down”, to be released I was shocked when October 10th came upon me […]
Should Author Talks and Book Signings Charge Admission?
The Unparalleled Musical Prose of Do Make Say Think
By: Ben Mulick Less is more. “Less” can be the ultra-defining theme of musicians that employ the listener with terrible fascination. Musicians who define their efforts under the loosely interpreted subgenre Post-Rock […]
Birth Order: Perks and Downfalls of being a MIDDLE CHILD!
By: Emmanuelle Feria Assuming you clicked on this article because the headline picture triggered you, you probably are a middle child, if not, you will hopefully will enjoy this article as well. […]
Caldwell Cross Country Exceeds Expectations
By: Christian Badach Cross Country may not be the most talked about sport, but it is a great sport to join if one is interested in getting in shape and making new […]
Chiefs Football Starts Off 2017 Season at 4-1
By: Justin Kuczborski For the first time since 2014, the Caldwell Chiefs kick off the season with an impressive record of 5-1. However, much like the 2016 season, the Chiefs high-powered offense […]
Mississippi School District Loves When History Repeats Itself
By: Katie Quigley The following piece is satire. It is strictly meant for entertainment purposes and is not based on factual evidence. Earlier this week, a Mississippi school district made the decision […]
Girl’s Varsity Volleyball
By: Sydney De Lorenzo Thanks to new varsity coach, Rachel Kelly, and new assistant varsity coach, Chris Terranova, the Girl’s Varsity Caldwell Chiefs Volleyball team is 12-6 so far this season. Ranked […]
Opinions on Modern Day Stereotypes
By: Megan Rickenbach Whether it is done through social media or in the halls of the high school, everyone is guilty of judging others; sometimes we just can’t help it. By definition, […]
The JCHS Fall Drama: Witches, and Pigs, and Bears… Oh My!
By: Jessica Rizzo This year JCHS is taking a new approach to its annual fall drama; there will be two one act plays instead of one two act play. The first of […]
Soccer Saturday
By: Brendan Padover Soccer Saturday is by far one of the biggest sporting events at James Caldwell High School. Midway through the fall sports season, every soccer team from James Caldwell High […]
The Caldron 