In February this year, I wrote a column about the XFL and how I thought it would be successful for years to come. The XFL averaged 1.9 million viewers on television and averaged more than 20,000 spectators per game. When the XFL followed the suit of other major sport leagues, they stated that they would […]
Pandemic brings out unnecessary complaints
With people openly voicing their own problems, it makes you wonder whether people complain too much. As COVID-19 has been hitting the whole world hard, there are a lot of different groups of people in which it affects. It can be hard for any graduates who are missing out on opportunities or people with jobs […]
“Never Have I Ever” and other high school related shows sets unrealistic standard for teens
While there have been many shows involving high schoolers and their day-to-day lives, many can prove to be impractical to those who are actually in this age group. One of the many shows that recently came out is “Never Have I Ever,” which delves into the life of a teen and her daily trials and […]
Laude banquet to be conducted online through virtual ceremony
High school graduation is a big milestone for many students. With the COVID-19 pandemic, many high schools across the country have canceled and postponed their graduation. CPHS is no exception. Along with graduation, other significant events have been canceled as well, such as the annual laude banquet, where the students at the top of their […]
Staying at home causes us to remember the good in life
Coronavirus. COVID-19. The Rona. Whatever you call it, coronavirus has changed almost every American’s life in one way or another. For me, besides school being canceled and nearly every event that I’ve been looking forward to, coronavirus took away one of my favorite things: my job. Just to clarify, I am aware that me working […]
College orientations moved online; could remain online for some time
A big question seniors have been asking is whether or not they are going to be able to head to college this upcoming fall. For now, all college orientations, which usually take place in the summer, have been moved to online. For seniors Arriel Maravilla, who will be attending Purdue University in the fall, and […]
Governor’s new plan raises various new questions
After hearing Governor Holcomb’s new plan for reopening Indiana’s economy in phases, the thought that comes to mind is how effective is this going to be in the long run or is this just going to set us back? According to Holcomb, the state as a whole has done a good job with the stay […]
Choir students to film compilation video; makes up for missing events
In spite of quarantine, choir teacher William Woods has come up with a solution to hopefully make up for some of the missing events for his students. He plans on creating a video compilation of the seniors singing two songs that they will not be able to sing together due to cancellations, with the help […]
High school experiences should not be taken for granted
No one ever believes it until it becomes them. Being in high school is a gift that many do not realize they have, but once it is taken away the luxuries are missed. All of my closest friends within 20 minutes of me and I have very few serious responsibilities that lie solely on me […]
Graduation attire to be available for students
Seniors who have ordered a graduation cap and gown are able to pick those up at the high school on May 13 at various times throughout the day depending on their place in the alphabet. Graduation apparel can be picked up in the high school bus parking lot. Times for pick up are 9 a.m. […]