By: Braelan Drollas The 4ocean cleanup company pulls one pound of trash from the ocean for every one of their recycled-material bracelets that you purchase. Founded by Andrew Cooper, 27, and Alex […]
Cleaning The Ocean One Bracelet At A Time
The Caldron
The Fight Against Climate Change Isn’t Over
By: Daniel Galal It seems that each year the warning signs of climate change grow more and more prominent. The global temperature continues to rise, sea levels are rising, and the rate […]
The Misrepresentation of Muslim Women
By: Dareen Abukwaik I have come to realize that Muslim women, especially the ones that wear hijabs, never seem to be represented accurately in American television shows or movies. This hit me […]
Don’t Call Me Exotic
By: Emmanuelle Feria “You look so exotic!” “Where are you from?” “What are you?” Mixed people, including myself, hear these phrases so often that it’s practically the norm. I belong to the […]
What Makes a Teacher Great?
By: Dareen Abukwaik What comes to mind when you hear the word “teacher?” For some, an authoritative figure pops into their head. For others, they picture a supportive figure. Teachers help students […]
Teacher Superlatives
By: Kyle Ross Superlatives are a fun and interesting way to showcase certain categories or characteristics people fit within. Often found in high school yearbooks, superlatives can be anything from “Best Dressed” […]
Learning To Love My Nose
By: Dareen Abukwaik Throughout my whole life, I always felt like there was something wrong with my face. I thought maybe it was the fact that I had to wear glasses since […]
A Stress-Filled Senior Semester
By: Grace Mazepa The annual college application distortion has approached us: it’s the time of the year where high school seniors lose their minds over making sure they have acceptable test scores […]
Coming Different: A Preview of Caldwell’s Girl Basketball Team
By: Emma Krupp With the prospect of the winter sports season approaching quickly, several teams are starting to band back together. Wrestlers can be found running the halls of the school and […]
95 Years in the Making: D.C.’s First World Series Championship Since 1924 Took Hard Work, Dedication, and Years of Hardship
By: Jude Bazerman “3-2; There it is! The Washington Nationals are World Champions for the first time in franchise history!”. These words, spoken by famed sports broadcaster Joe Buck, are the words […]
