Homecoming week typically concludes with a rally on Friday, and the Leadership class is excited to bring back this tradition and a sense of normalcy on campus. Photo by ELLAH FOSTER (1)

NOVEMBER ISSUE

Want to read the latest news? Click here to view published stories in our November issue of the 2022-23 school year. Stay tuned!

News

Record number of CHS seniors choose early action for college applications

Enforcement of CHS’ dress code diminishes, clothing regulations relax

For foreseeable future, open periods permanent fixture for upperclassmen alone

Community

Community, News

City council moves to ban wood fires from Carmel Beach; students prefer current restrictions

Anti-stadium lights advocates find host of problems with latest EIR report

Death of longest-reigning British monarch sends ripples across seas

Entertainment

Swift reinvents style in ‘Midnights,’ blending synth, pop, folk

‘Don’t Worry Darling’ aesthetically pleasing, but lacking

Jordan Peele’s third film ‘Nope’ lives up to expectations…sort of

Opinion

Teachers, don’t pass on student bathroom use during class

Schools waste time using Myers-Briggs

Get Philosophized: Can the government take your life?

Editors' Picks

Historical realities of Thanksgiving

CHS to revisit hostile intruder precautions amid national campus safety conversation

Get Philosophized: Clifford’s ship

What the omicron variant means for CUSD

Latest Stories

Record number of CHS seniors choose early action for college applications

Enforcement of CHS’ dress code diminishes, clothing regulations relax

For foreseeable future, open periods permanent fixture for upperclassmen alone

Audit reveals inefficiencies in district chemical removal system

Voices of vegetarians, others with dietary restrictions raise concerns over food options

Vandalism takes on a new look in the form of ‘tampon bombs’

City council moves to ban wood fires from Carmel Beach; students prefer current restrictions

Record number of CHS seniors choose early action for college applications

Enforcement of CHS’ dress code diminishes, clothing regulations relax

For foreseeable future, open periods permanent fixture for upperclassmen alone

Audit reveals inefficiencies in district chemical removal system

Voices of vegetarians, others with dietary restrictions raise concerns over food options

Vandalism takes on a new look in the form of ‘tampon bombs’

Blast from the Past

Stacey Profeta