An editorial on the dangers of distracted driving For five years, as Coronado Explorer Journalism Advisor, I’ve kept my published newspaper columns to year-end “thank you’s.” This issue I break my silence because I care about someone: You. And our community. Prior to the January 29th home boys varsity basketball home game, Officer Hathaway and the Scottsdale Police Department, [...]
by Wyatt Richardson Spring Break. Enough said right? Beautiful weather, green grass, the mumers and outbursts of fans at Scottsdale Stadium, no mandated curricululm, all for us Seniors to indulge in. Yes, you read correctly, us Seniors. It is quite logical that since this our final Spring Break, that we should have the exclusive liberty to [...]
In Favor of Harry Potter by Reid Blakey (11) Ill get right to the point. Harry Potter would completely and utterly destroy Edward Cullen. My boy HP ( Harry Potter, yea, I have a lingo for when I talk about Harry Potter) is a wizard. Wizards can do some things that vampires cannot. For example, if HP [...]
It’s a new perspective on those glittery people. Twilight: yes the international phenomenon that is still spreading like wild fire. And will continue to, until someone tops the dazzling romance of the Twilight Saga. “Oh my gosh Edward Cullen…” Yikes, that’s not new. For those of you who are thinking,”… IS SO HOTT!! OMG!!” I [...]
Many Coronado High School students participate in this annual symphony of tissue paper, paper machae, and the many spools of chicken wire. Many could question that the conquistadors themselves built magical floats too. But the real point is what makes this event so important, is it the laughter brought on by their fellow classmates, is it the pride in creating something that represents their class?
You know what really grinds my gears…non conformity. Logically, it is understandable if one does not like to participate in the same activities as his or her peer
Two things that come to mind when I get extremely mad are mean people and really long denim shorts!