op/ed

As former Sports Editor Liya Taylor looks ahead to her senior volleyball and golf seasons, she reflects on the lessons and opportunities for growth that sports have given her, even without pursuing college athletics.

Football is often viewed as a drain to other sports, but its revenue is what allows athletic programs to not just function but thrive.

Mental health representation in the media has increased in recent years. However, the representation is often inaccurate and unrealistic, which in turn impacts teenagers.

As Donald Trump was elected as the 47th President of the United States by the will of the people, so too must the public protect America’s democracy from his potential threats.

As the 2024 Presidential Election inches closer and closer, the youth have no reason to be optimistic about either candidate.

CCHS students must take advanatge of the benefits of having a mentor to give advice and share experience.

While esports don’t provide the same physical challenges as more traditional sports, they still offer benefits that make them worth playing.

While the National Collegiate Athletic Association is attempting to make college sports more fair, substantial regulation is needed.

The Clarke County School District shouldn’t push digital education if it can’t sustain it.

Viewpoints Editor Katy Mayfield is sick of the phrase “I’m not like most girls.”

Comparing Latinas to hot foods casting them in stereotypical roles is harmful in more ways than one.

Editor-in-Chief Aneesa Conine-Nakano shares personal anecdotes about the skewed physical perception of Asian people and growing up around that.

Variety Editor Jurnee Louder understands you loved your mission trip to Africa, but here’s why it could be problematic.

On Feb. 5, the Atlanta Falcons squandered a 25-point lead to the New England Patriots, losing Super Bowl LI and leaving Atlanta fans disappointed for yet another year.

Roses are red, violets are blue, I’m not getting flowers and neither are you.

Clarke County revolutionized its sex ed, but the job’s not done.

The Kardashians are highlighted far too much in today’s society, when in reality, they’re just regular people surrounded by fame.

With the 2015-16 NFL season wrapped up, the beginning of the next season approaches and a large variety of potential game changers are preparing to enter the NFL draft. Here are some of the top prospects, compiled by sophomore Staff Writer Owen Churchwell, that are expected to appear in the 2016 draft.

Presidential candidate Bernie Sanders’ character as a politician has been overlooked due to his seemingly “radical” and “unrealistic” beliefs.

As a kickoff to the Athens Jewish Film Festival, the documentary “Hate” reveals anti-Semitism which has remained in parts of Europe.

News Editor Jurnee Louder discusses why she has gotten “information” along with Beyonce and many other young girls.

Senior Fajr DeLane explores a higher realm of knowledge, people and inspiration through her journey out to Salt Lake City.

As Halloween approaches, many people begin searching for the perfect costumes. However, most stores only have costumes that are overly sexy for what they are supposed to represent.

Brutality, torture, hatred and massacre are far too common right now for journalists and humans alike. That’s got to change.

Should I be offended? Probably not.

When watching the 2012 edition of the Clarke Central High School vs. Marist School game, I was awestricken at the fashion in which the War Eagles and their triple option offense dominated in the second half, as they sauntered to a 30-13 win against CCHS.

Illegal immigration is the act of entering a country without consent or documentation of the government.

Finally, Darwin’s Theory of Evolution has been proved! Sorry, non-believers: you’re wrong; man most certainly shares a common ancestor with apes.