By: Kristen Youwanes Jose Barraza, 10, “Stale peeps are good.” Kevin Nguyen, 10, “Taking multiple AP classes doesn’t mean you’re smart.” Max Bautista, 11, “The what’s up brother trend is not funny.” Caaliyah Williams, 11, “Canes is so overrated.” Anonymous, 12, “OJ was innocent.” Anonymous, 9, “The earth is flat.” Anonymous, 12, “The Oxford comma is unnecessary.” Anonymous, 9, “Socks and sandals are a fashion … Continue reading CEHS Hot Takes
By: Sophie Cagnoli 1.) Logan Nitschke (11) “One of my birthday’s I got so panicked about thinking of a wish that I started crying” 2.) Amber Poirer (11) “I’ve recently been watching My Hero Academia and I ACTUALLY like it!” 3.) Blaze Winston (11) “Both apple juice and orange juice SUCK” 4.) ANON (10) “This school is PLAGUED by people who need belts. I have … Continue reading The FINAL Confessional
By: Emma Geiger and Lincoln Owsley
Hate them or love them, almost everyone eats eggs, they are a part of most people’s daily diet. This list should serve as a way to eggs-plain to anyone that needs ideas for cooking eggs, certain ways to try.
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By: Ki’ana Westbrook The smell of Spring is in the air, which lets me know that summer is almost there. I’m not excited for summer though. It just lets me know that my time to grow is gone. That there is no longer time to bloom, and all I can feel is a little gloom. Not only can I not grow, but the reality is … Continue reading Selfish Spring
By: Ki’ana Westbrook March is…something. I don’t know what March is supposed to be, maybe because March isn’t memorable to me. It’s one of the months that I skim over. Maybe because I know it just brings me closer to another year of school done, but I haven’t even begun to think about what will happen after. After school is over and I have all … Continue reading Memorable March
By: Alyssa Mcsorely There’s a mirror in my home. Every time I see it, it looks different. Sometimes my reflection smiles at me, when I’m crying m sometimes when I am happy, it cries. It’s only done this to me, nobody else in my family, and none of my friends. Except one. Sarah Lynn. My bully. She came over one day. The mirror didn’t like … Continue reading Reflections
By: Ki’ana Westbrook I’ve only ever known you. You were my first love. I think I’ll always miss you. Miss the way you would play with my hair. Miss the way I would get lost in your eyes. Although, I think in the end we would always be each other’s demise. It was too good to be true. I knew when you said that we … Continue reading Fighting for Familiarity
By: Sophie Cagnoli Continue reading “Fine I Confess…”
By: Ki’ana Westbrook I waited, and waited, and waited…all for you. Just for you to say you found someone new. I know I must face the truth, but why would I want to. Even if I feel blue, I can’t help but feel drawn to you. Although you have gone when I wake up at dawn you are the only thing that comes to mind. … Continue reading Why Wait?
By: Alyssa McSorely
Hello, this is a story I haven’t told anyone before, but I’d like to share it with you today. When I was younger, my mother said that a house was made of a structure, of ‘bones’. Younger me asked her if there were really bones in the house, and of course she called me silly and said no. My father made the house before he died in a car accident. We lived in that house for most of my childhood, until I moved out.
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