A guy’s guide to prom
Blake Thomason, Sports Editor
May 3, 2013
Opinion Dresses, flowers, pictures, fancy restaurants, formal clothes… we know these aren’t your strong suits, so here’s a guy’s guide to a successful prom. First things first, you have to find a date. If you’re not lucky enough to have a girlfriend, try to ask a friend or someone you know,... Read more »
Of morals and mirrors
Kaitlynn D'Auvergne , Entertainment Editor
May 3, 2013
Opinion Sometimes in this hectic and sometimes overwhelming beautiful yet cruel life, we lose ourselves. We forget simple concepts and internal beliefs of what is morally right, just and honest. We put our own personal prosparity and well being over others. Not just strangers and people you have not... Read more »
My Mexico Mission Trip
Cassidy Scott, Feature Editor
April 23, 2013
Opinion Over Spring Break, Mar. 23- 30, I went with my church to a little village outside of Ensenada, Mexico to build houses for needy families. Along the way I learned more about myself, my faith and just how important it is to leave your comfort zone and go to a different country. Months before leaving... Read more »
Senioritis: deadly killer of grades
Blake Thomason, Sports Editor
April 4, 2013
Opinion Ah crud. I was supposed to write this story about a month ago, but late is better than never, right? I think I write better last minute anyway. What is this about again? Oh yea, senioritis. According to the all-knowing Urbandictionary.com, senioritis is a crippling disease that strikes high school... Read more »
NCSD girls basketball: a little of everything
Blake Thomason, Sports Editor
March 11, 2013
The NCSD girls’ basketball team’s regular season has come to a close. It should be one to remember, but for different reasons. The Putnam girls are going to remember this season… while they are in the weight room preparing for next season. A disappointing 6-17 (4-10) season was probably not... Read more »
NCSD Playoff Basketball: MHS and CHS represent
Blake Thomason, Sports Editor
March 2, 2013
Four of the six NCSD basketball teams made the playoffs, and three are poised to make a deep run in the playoffs, and possibly hoist the championship trophy. The Clackamas boys stumbled to the playoffs, finishing the regular season with an unimpressive 11-12 (4-6) record. In their play-in game, the Cavaliers... Read more »
Winter fun comes alive in Portland
Jesse Waian, Copy/Managing Editor
February 19, 2013
Oregon living has its tolls; residents see about three months of sun in the summer and spend the rest of the year – all nine months – locked up inside resenting the harsh rain and snow. What most people don’t know however, is that Oregon has a natural abundance of winter/spring activities can... Read more »
How to tell if someone likes you
Hana Watari, Staff
February 14, 2013
Opinion Ever wonder if that guy across the room is winking at you, or if he just has something in his eye? Don’t worry, you’re not alone. Guys and girls have been wondering this since the beginning of time and I’m here to help. After reading this, you’ll know if someone is interested in you and... Read more »
Coping with grief of everyday happenings
Jesse Waian, Copy/Managing Editor
January 25, 2013
Suffering is hard. Everyday, around the world, lives are lost and people are impacted with tragedies plaguing human life which comes with the cost of living. Members of the NCSD community are no different, we all suffer losses in our lives, and we all handle our grief in different ways. Dealing with... Read more »
Finals Survival Guide
Cassidy Scott, Feature Editor
January 17, 2013
Opinion It’s that time of year again! It’s the time where the stress is piled on and you have to buckle down to study for Finals Week. For many other students, Finals Week is one filled with fear over losing a good grade because of one test. But don’t worry; deep breath. Consider... Read more »
Internet effects on teens
Cassidy Scott, Feature Editor
November 9, 2012
Opinion With access to Internet everywhere, a student can spend hours scrolling through their newsfeed, re-tweeting funny tweets, or liking pictures on Instagram. But sometimes what the student is subjected to on the Internet can be false, inappropriate, or political propaganda. So one has to wonder:... Read more »
Freshman tips for high school success
Kaitlynn d'Auvergne, Entertainment Editor
October 2, 2012
Opinion Looking back on my high school career there are many mistakes I have made. From Uggs with leggings to wearing some lense-less 3-D glasses from the mall. Unfortunately not all my mistakes have been fashion wise. I always wonder if I might have down a different path would my destiny change, or... Read more »
Future focus, prepare for senior year
Joelene Carroll, Staff
June 5, 2012
Opinion As the school year of 2011/12 comes to a close for the summer, seniors leave with the victories of pranks, diplomas and futures of their choosing. After June, seniors should be the only ones letting loose and kicking off their summer vacations. Although it may be exciting for juniors to claim... Read more »
DJ’s music choice adds irony to pre-prom assembly
Jesse Waian, Copy Editor
May 24, 2012
Opinion May 4 was an eventful day for CHS, as it held its car crash drunk driving awareness assembly. This impactful assembly is held once every three years. This assembly, the most important part of the day, was the drunk driving awareness assembly. It took place during second period, allowing sophomores,... Read more »
Approved senior pranks fall flat
Megan Westby, Copy Editor
May 18, 2012
Editorial Pranks were created and designed purely for one thing: Entertainment. Never have they been to benefit someone other than oneself. Individual gain is what matters. Sometimes, there’s an unfortunate cost, and that’s exactly what creates the entertainment. It’s not hilarious to give someone... Read more »
