Energy drinks have taken over the masses of teenagers and adults at a speed no one can seem to fully understand. An energy drink is a caffeinated drink which is meant to increase energy and alertness in an individual, as well as reduce fatigue. They contain high amounts of concentrated caffeine, typically averaging around 80-150… Read more: Caffeine Cyclone Growing Bigger by the Day

For some, starting a new book in English class is the worst part of their day. For others, they find new meaning to all subjects of life and discover an influential book that will surely impact them for the rest of their days. For English classes at CC, not every lesson is focused on grammar… Read more: Boring Books for Some, Impactful Thoughts for Others

The United States government is a complex system with many branches and people working to keep the country running smoothly. Many look up to the senators and top government officials, and getting to meet them is an opportunity of a lifetime. Rowan Kozminski (‘27) has earned this extraordinary opportunity to meet the senators, cabinet members,… Read more: Rowan Kozminski On Capital Hill

Lent begins on Ash Wednesday and continues for 40 days, excluding Sundays, ending on April 2. The season is recognized by many Christians as a time for prayer, fasting, almsgiving, and personal reflection in preparation for Easter. Several students are observing Lent this year by making personal sacrifices and setting spiritual goals.  Max Wellgaiser chose… Read more: 40 Days of Change

As we know by middle school, it’s very common to see a phone in a kids backpack. Some parents may wait until after the first year of high school to get their child a phone, and others may give their child a phone before even entering middle school.  To get a better understanding of how… Read more: Generation Screenager