As someone who was getting more and more bored by new album releases that sounded identical to one another, I was not expecting much from an album with the vague and uninteresting title The Suburbs. Luckily, I was pleasantly surprised that this album, the new Arcade Fire album, had the power to completely restore...
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Every year there is a lot of what could politely be referred to as “bad” television, both in new shows and returning shows. As a result, I attempt here to provide a guide, network-by-network, of what’s good and what’s bad based on season premieres. If you’re looking for some TV to watch over winter...
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Note: This was a spoof article published over a year ago as a joke. This is not real news (unfortunately)! Any student who has looked around the cafeteria at Concord-Carlisle High School and lamented that there are simply not enough options, should worry no longer. In addition to the hot lunch, the sandwich line,...
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In the midst of Concord’s 375th anniversary, a new club at Concord-Carlisle High School has arisen, centered around an activity dating all the way back to the time of our ancestors: musketeering. The musket, a gun used in many infantries in Europe, was utilized commonly during the 17th, 18th and 19th centuries. The minutemen used...
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This spring will mark a momentous occasion for CCHS. After years of moldy ventilators, cracked sealing tiles, gum-laden locker rooms, and inconvenient outdoor walkways, the school administration and towns of Concord and Carlisle have finally decided to rebuild our school. However, the redevelopment plan was a tough sell, as many of the departments fought...
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From installing Activboards in every classroom, to upgrading toilets to flush automatically, CCHS has always put forth its best effort to keep up with modern conveniences. However, students and faculty will agree that CC has always fallen slightly short compared to other schools in the facilities department. But that status will soon change as...
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CC students in search of the library may be scratching their heads this year. What happened to the sacred hangout? No need to panic: the library is still available to students but now is simply known as the “Learning Commons.” The dramatic change has met reception running the gamut from praise to mockery to...
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Schools across the country are experiencing harsh repercussions from the economic crisis. Teachers are being fired because schools cannot pay their salaries, classes are increasing in size, and there are fewer resources in the typical classroom. To deal with the economic hardship, many schools are cutting back on materials and other unnecessary expenditures so...
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