Like many other events this year, the holiday season is likely to be a drastic change from what it was last year. Students are looking forward to traveling and spending holidays with family, things that...
With COVID-19 affecting travel last year, a lot of people didn’t get to see their family over the holidays of Thanksgiving, Christmas, Hanukkah, and the New Year. Now, with COVID regulations taking a...
On November 14, 1990, Congress and George W. Bush signed a joint resolution, designating the month of November as Native American Heritage Month, formerly known as Native American Indian Heritage Month....
With the return to live games and spectatorship, 1 of the staple features of football games is seeing the Cougar mascot raising school spirit and interacting with the crowd. However, the Cougar itself...
As pumpkin spice, cinnamon, and nutmeg have begun to fill the grocery store aisles, many students are beginning to bake fall desserts. Due to the pandemic, last year saw a dramatic increase in students...
In theory, school charity drives are a very effective way for important causes to get the exposure and resources they need. Usually, they work very well, but recently students have paid little to no respect...
Diwali, otherwise known as Dipavali, is 1 of the major festivals celebrated all across India and its diaspora, amongst multiple religions such as Hinduism, Buddhism, Sikhism, and Jainism. The name originates...
Today, Halloween has become a festive day filled with fun costumes, candy, and jack-o-lanterns. However, the history behind these holiday practices are not as well known.
To start off, the name for...
October has arrived, bringing with it colder weather, leaves changing color, and, most importantly, Halloween. Since stores such as Spirit Halloween have opened their doors and are overflowing with new...
As we have advanced into the month of October, Halloween is only days away. While costumes and candy are essential to a fun-filled Halloween, curling up with a blanket while watching a movie can be another...
Like most high schoolers, Campolindo students love filling silence with music, whether they’re doing homework, driving, practicing their sport, or just taking a walk. Airpods, speakers, car radios, and...
With homecoming week comes an exciting increase of school activities, including Leadership decorating the school halls, 1 for each grade, corresponding with this year’s homecoming theme of Campo+.
Junior...
