Preview: NFL Championship Sunday
Justin Ballou, Reporter
January 18, 2019
Filed under CPHS News, Opinion, Recent Stories, Sports, Top Stories
On Sunday, Jan. 20, the Super Bowl LIII matchup will be decided. The winner of the NFC Championship Game (Rams @ Saints) will take on the winner of the AFC Championship Game (Patriots @ Chiefs) in Atlanta at the Mercedes Benz Stadium on Feb. 3. Here are my predictions for Championship Sunday and what...
Writing With a Purpose
Morgan Kasel, Reporter
January 17, 2019
Filed under CPHS News, Humans of CP, Recent Stories, Top Stories
Using only a pencil and a piece of paper, sophomore Anya Van Arnam has discovered her talent in inspiring people through poetry. With four of her pieces already published through The Austin Internation Poetry Festival and a few independent anthologies, she continues to write and practice her skills,...
‘SKINS’ Leaves Unanswered Questions About XXXTentacion
Noah Hedges, Reporter
January 16, 2019
Filed under CPHS News, Opinion, Recent Stories, Uncategorized
As most rap fans know, XXXTentacion passed away on June 18. His fans have been mourning greatly ever since his passing, but now, XXX has released his so-called “last statement.” There were questions asked as to how he released this album, called “SKINS”. Seemingly, putting an album together ...
Add This Essential to Your Life
Kieren Garner, Reporter
January 11, 2019
Filed under CPHS News, Opinion, Recent Stories, Top Stories
The world of essential oils holds many benefits, such as relaxation, sleep, pain relief, stress relief—all things that high schoolers struggle with. Being a high school student myself, I have resorted to aromatherapy as a way to help. Here are a few of my favorite oils. For about five years now, I have struggled w...
Preview: Boys & Girls Soccer
Justin Ballou, Reporter
January 11, 2019
Filed under Clubs and Organizations, CPHS News, News, Recent Stories, Sports, Top Stories
As the calendar switched to 2019, both the girls and boys soccer teams are getting ready to start the new season. For the girls, they want to advance even farther in the playoffs than last year, where their memorable season came to an end in double overtime of their fourth round postseason matchup. For...
Mary Poppins Returns
Morgan Kasel, Reporter
January 10, 2019
Filed under CPHS News, Entertainment, Opinion, Recent Stories, Reviews, Top Stories
Since 1964, Disney's Mary Poppins has been an inspiration for children and adults alike. With stars like Julie Andrews and Dick Van Dyke, it's hard to imagine any remake outdoing the original. However, Mary Poppins Returns, starring Emily Blunt, succeeded in bringing old characters back to life, as we...
Project Lavender
January 10, 2019
Filed under Clubs and Organizations, CPHS News, Multimedia, Recent Stories, Student Life
Click here to read about DECA seniors Nithila Ilangovan, Isabelle Thai and Kelsey Jones' Project Lavender.
Year Rewind
Estefani Rios, Reporter
January 1, 2019
Filed under CPHS News, Recent Stories, Student Life, Top Stories
As the new year begins, many reflect on their experiences from the previous year. From the good to the bad, from the lows to the highs, 2018 was an eventful year for many. Below are five student reflections on their year and what they hope 2019 will bring.
Best Albums of 2018
December 27, 2018
Filed under CPHS News, Entertainment, Opinion, Recent Stories, Reviews, Top Stories
College Football Playoff Preview
Justin Ballou, Reporter
December 26, 2018
Filed under CPHS News, Opinion, Recent Stories, Sports, Top Stories
Every year when the college football regular season comes to an end, teams that won six or more games get the opportunity of playing in a bowl game. The elite teams—usually the ones that finish within the top 10—get to participate in the New Year's six games, while the teams that finish within the...
Holiday Traditions
Kaley Johnson, Reporter
December 24, 2018
Filed under CPHS News, Features, Recent Stories, Top Stories
From watching movies to having a unique family meal, students often have their own way of celebrating the holiday season. This time of the year brings a tradition of freshman Kailey Cheng's family, who makes a turkey noodle soup using the leftovers after Thanksgiving and Christmas meals. They take ...
Kaleidoscope of Cultures
Nithila Ilangovan, Reporter
December 21, 2018
Filed under CPHS News, Features, Recent Stories, Top Stories
Preconceived notions often fill people's minds when meeting others, preventing new perspectives and relationships from being built. Whether it be understanding one’s upbringing, beliefs, gender or ethnicity, everyone has a unique way of identifying their culture. While sophomore Lia Kim was born in Chicago ...