By: Cindy Chen “I don’t want my hijab to impact my future,” Areej Abukwaik uttered as she wrapped her arms around a pink fringed pillow, chin rested on both hands, eyes fixated […]
My Perspective on Remote Learning
By: Emma Weinert Going into freshman year last fall, I never would have thought that in the middle of March, I would start doing remote learning. I remember on the last two […]
Student Council Should Have More Of A Role In Administrative Duties
By: Julia Hernandez Student Council is an organization for students to be directly involved with different events, topics, or activities. At James Caldwell High School and several high schools across America, you […]
Visiting Colleges During a Pandemic
By: Erin McCann Having spent time pre-pandemic and during the pandemic researching and visiting colleges, I can say first hand it is quite a difference. While we can all certainly agree that […]
Supreme Court Nomination
By: Sahana Vijay Krishna Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg died at the age of 87 on September 18, 2020 from pancreatic cancer, leaving a seat open on the Supreme Court for President Trump […]
The Reality of Feminism
By: Agostina Pieri Feminism is such a tainted word nowadays with most people ready to drag down the movement and describe it as “Anti-Men.” You couldn’t be more wrong. According to Oxford […]
Yes, Big Tech Needs Antitrust
By: Alexandra Li Today, big tech is embroiled in countless issues: consumer privacy, the cost of being able to access the internet, and with the controversial Earn It Act set to make […]
Good Luck, JCHS Class of 2020!
Every June, the Caldron honors the graduating class with a map of where their post-graduation plans will take them. With the tragedy of the coronavirus pandemic, many celebrations were moved online. Mr. […]
A Look Back: Reflection of My Time at JCHS
By: Dareen Abukwaik September 5, 2016: “Hi future Dareen, it’s fourteen year old you…I’m not sure when you’ll see this, maybe when you’re a senior. I’m going to start high school in […]
My Senior Reflection
By: Grace Mazepa Dear Freshmen, Sophomores, Juniors, and fellow Seniors: Four years. It seems like a lifetime, yet it is only a blink of an eye. If I were to describe my […]
