By: Jessica Rizzo When I first walked into JCHS four years ago, I was insecure, shy, and felt trapped by the reputation I had that I was only “the smart girl” and […]
A Reflection on My Time at JCHS
Four Years, Many Memories
By: Justin Kuczborski In September 2015, I nervously walked through the athletic lobby for my first day of high school. Off the bat, I was terrified. I felt like an outcast, despite […]
So Long JCHS
By: Julia Tuck If I did not write a final article about my experiences at James Caldwell High School, I can confidently assure you that my duty as an editor would not […]
A Sister Scandal
By: Uma Attreya and Amanda DeMaria A sister scandal has shook the internet with the recent feud between James Charles and Tati Westbrook. James Charles is a famous YouTuber who used to […]
The Lost Meaning of Memorial Day
By: Jessica Rizzo Memorial Day. A day to remember the men and women who have died for our country while serving in the United States military. A day to visit the graves […]
Why Cancel Culture Is So Dangerous
By: Corinne Maiorano The internet has aided celebrities in many ways. It has provided them with a platform to share their work and give their fans frequent updates about where they are […]
Fasting While in School: Ramadan 2019
By: Dareen Abukwaik Ramadan, the Holy month when Muslims all around the world fast from sunrise to sunset. Ramadan is very meaningful to me as a young Muslim: it’s the ninth month […]
The Outrageous Cost of Attending College
By: Jessica Rizzo As a high school senior, a majority of my time from September to February was spent working on college applications and countless college essays. With the SAT and most […]
Reflecting on the Burning of Notre Dame
By: Emmanuelle Feria On April 15, 2019, the beloved cathedral of Notre Dame suddenly burst into flames. The fire continued until April 16, blazing through the night. Parisians were taken aback and […]
Where’s Our Representation?: An Arab Perspective
By: Dareen Abukwaik I had arrived in the testing room to take the PSAT in my sophomore year, and began to fill out the portion with all my personal information; my name, […]
