It’s that bittersweet part of the year again; it is time to bid farewell to our senior editors. This year we have only two departing: Ben Kuettel, Arts & Entertainment Editor, and Jack Struck, Tech Editor. Ben joined the Voice staff as a freshman, writing movie reviews. To say that Ben’s rookie reviews were...
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Attention seniors: our nation’s universities have given up the ghost. What with more and more students throwing themselves off the Cornell gorge each year and stress levels at an all-time high, President Obama issued an Executive Order today decreeing that all colleges and universities close up shop immediately. Whether your Ivy Day results flooded you...
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Thursday, March 7th at 2:30 in the Little Theater, Dr. Nurenberg, an English teacher at CCHS, presented a Reuttgers Seminar on the secret history of the SATs. The title was “Will this be on the Test? The secret history of the SATS” or as he wanted to name it, “How a bunch of White guys from...
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The chaos and stress of the standardized testing is slowly winding down for the current seniors, but it is just starting up for the juniors at CC. This Saturday is the Preliminary SAT. Here is some advice and remarks from current seniors on the SAT or ACT process.
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Jadeveon Clowney, now a freshman at South Carolina, was perhaps the most recruited player coming out of high school in football history. By the time he was sixteen years old, he had an athletic scholarship offer from almost every single one of the 127 teams in Division One. Clowney attended South Pointe High School...
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Dear Patty, I am a freshman and so far my year has been pretty good. But I don’t have anything to do after school, and I’m getting so bored of hanging out with my mom every single afternoon. What should I do?? - Freddy the Freshman _____________________________________________________________________ Dear Freddy, There’s only one answer to...
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Depending on many factors – ranging from your secondary school education to your number of siblings, to how many times your parents have already experienced the college process, to the overbearing parent of your closest friend who openly discusses her anxieties with you about whether or not her child will be accepted to that...
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