Promenade and Its Perks

May 13, 2013
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Promenade and Its Perks

Prom 2013 – this year was the first year that junior and senior prom were combined. The results were awesome, at least in my opinion. Everyone looked beautiful, and although the skies were cloudy and there was some sprinkling, people were able to take pictures outside. It makes you wonder how many Facebook albums are titled “Prom” every year! My prom experience was, as mentioned before, a good one. There was some trouble with the boutonniere and corsage, I’m not going to lie. My wrist was too small for the super-cool snap on the corsage (you know, the snap bracelets you used to have in elementary school), so we spent some time scouring for duct tape. The boutonniere was also a struggle, even with previously-watched how-to Youtube videos. Finally, most of the pictures ended...
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你好, China!

May 13, 2013
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你好, China!

On Wednesday, April 10, various students in Chinese 2, 3, 4, and 5, some Honors, gathered on the greens outside Concord Carlisle High School to bid their parents goodbye. The sixteen students -Abby Wilcox ’14, Tobias Harvey ’14, Sam Bartlett ’14, Joseph Waksman ’14,...
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Tie-Breaker Election Results

May 13, 2013
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It is rare that high school politics are the highlight of hallway gossip but with the recent, unprecedented tie-breaker for the upcoming senior Senator election, elections have taken a turn from an annual, lack luster procedure to something slightly more nail biting. In the...
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Parents at Sports Events

May 13, 2013
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Parents at Sports Events

Earlier this year, I was watching a group of six year old boys play ice hockey, because my hockey practice ended about half an hour earlier, but there was a sale at Macy’s, which meant that it would take at least another one or...
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The AP Experience: Not Quite Soul-Sucking

May 13, 2013
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The AP Experience: Not Quite Soul-Sucking

In case you didn’t realize, the Two Weeks of Horror – otherwise known as the two weeks spanning AP testing – began May 6 and will end May 17. Some students, like Isaac Xia ’14, are loading up on the APs. Xia is taking...
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Election Results Are Up!

May 6, 2013
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Election Results Are Up!

The beginning of Spring means flowers, sunshine, and… elections! Election speeches for next year’s class government positions were given Thursday, April 25th, and voting procedures continued for about a week and a half afterwards. Congratulations to those who were elected for a position on...
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Editors’ Picks: The Voice’s All-Time Favorite Books

May 6, 2013
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Editors’ Picks:  The Voice’s All-Time Favorite Books

Ann Tran:  My top picks are The Great Gatsby, Looking for Alaska, and The Catcher in the Rye.  I think all these writers know the little corners of my soul.  These books pull on your heartstrings and make you feel really depressed, really happy, or...
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L’échange Français 2013

May 6, 2013
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L’échange Français 2013

CC students recently took a trip to France for two weeks in mid-April. Prior to the trip to France, some students expressed some worries. “I was worried about the language barrier,” says Cecelia Spiers ’14, “and also how it would be at my host...
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Get Off Your Phone!

May 6, 2013
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Get Off Your Phone!

My desk at home is situated so it is right next to a large window overlooking my yard.  Consequently, when I do my homework, I often relax to the sounds of nature filling my ears, that is, until the buzz of an incoming text...
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