St. John Vianney Seminary: Westchester’s hidden gem
It’s hard to believe that among the many honks, shops, and crowds of Westchester hides a haven for those on the path to holiness. St. John Vianney Seminary has been in the heart...
Category: Features
Fast Facts Episode 3
Sebastian Planas takes you through the important historical events of November in the third installment of Fast Facts
Varsity basketball team prepares for new season
As the varsity football season begins to come to a close, the sports cycle rotates and brings a brand new basketball year. This year, the Columbus basketball team is looking to step up...
School Lunches Greatly Affect Students
When was the last time that you ate a school lunch? Food is the fuel that students need to get them through the day, and it mostly consists of junk food and and high...
DTTA program Comes to Columbus chess club
The Door To The Arts Program (DTTA) helped improve the Chess program at the beginning of this year. The DTTA gets students to teach chess in different schools and helps improve leadership skills among...
Why Soccer Will Dominate American Sports
Following the 2014 FIFA World Cup this past summer, soccer is showing signs of emerging as one of the nation’s favorite sports. According to the New York Times, the U.S.A. vs. Portugal matchup in...
The NFL: 32 reasons why this $9 billion league is tax-exempt
With the NFL season in full swing, it’s become apparent to many people that the NFL has become huge. Very huge. “This year revenues for the National Football League will be somewhere just north...
Patients, survivors gather to support cancer victims
ONE PERCENT–only 1% of Pancreatic Cancer patients at Stage IV will survive over 5 years after diagnosis. Only 1% of people with the disease will be with their families for 5 more years....
Costume drive helps kids have proper Halloween
Brennen Lopez, a Columbus sophomore has started a local costume drive which is making a big difference miles away. Operation Candy Corn, helps children in poor communities receive costumes, “I’ve gone to the area...
Pink Ties Sweep Columbus
Though blue and red are the colors normally associated with Christopher Columbus High School, this October, Columbus is going pink. This past month, three students— Franco Luis, Carlos Luis, and Nicholas Gonzalez— chose...
