Sophia Redfern
Reporter
Students take a break from everyday
classes for their annual
class retreats to participate in
individualized activities that vary from
scaling rock walls to sitting in conversation
with...
The California State University (CSU) will turn away more than 10,000 applicants from the system this year and raise tuition by 15.5 percent in an attempt to weather the $500 million budget cuts proposed...
Liz Smith
Asst. Sports Editor
The eye-catching window display draws customers into the thrift store Seconds-to-Go, and inside the store the racks of clothing and shelves of shoes mean more than consignment...
A glance into the learning resource specialist’s office across from the freshman-sophomore locker room reveals a smiling face resting on propped elbows, greeting students who walk by with a “Hey, come...
Stephanie Gee
Reporter
Students attended an assembly Monday and participated in a trash-free day planned by the Eco-Council on Tuesday to create awareness of the environment in anticipation of Earth...
The CSH/SHHS production of Cabaret follows the stories of writer Clifford Bradshaw (senior Christian Gherke), cabaret dancer Sally Bowles (senior Lauren Arnold), boarding house owner Fraulein Schneider...
Zoe Newcomb
Editor-in-Chief
Holocaust survivor Paul Shwarzbart spoke to CSH and SHHS students this morning in Syufy Theatre about his experiences hiding as a Jewish boy in a Belgium Catholic school...
Aggie Kruse
Reporter
After one semester of a coed program with SHHS, reactions remain mixed among students and administrators in the community.
“I honestly don’t know how the coed program is...
Rebecca Lee
Reporter
Students who will turn 18 or older on or before Nov. 8 will be able to register and vote for mayor in the upcoming election which already has over 20 candidates registered for...
Mika Esquivel Varela
Reporter
Two students from a school in Chile — one of whom got more than she bargained for — are auditing classes at CSH through early March.
Carolina Allende, a junior...
Liz Smith
Asst. Sports Editor
International Aid is organizing a Global Aid Forum in March to educate students about opening nonprofit organizations and inform them about international issues.
The...
Zoe Newcomb
Editor-in-Chief
Rising sophomores and incoming freshman slated to be the first group of students participating in a pilot program integrating Apple Computer’s iPad into select classes,...
On Wednesday, November 4, community time turned into a Wellness Morning, a time to relax and reset during the start of the busy second quarter. Students chose from several...