Finding a Reliable First Car By Harrison McMahon
Since many of us are coming to the time in our life for a first car, here are some reliable and cheap first cars to think about purchasing.
Giving Thanks By Christiana Votta
People don't always fully realize what they have till it's gone. It sounds cliche but it is true. We take for granted what we have, the people around us that we love, and our education.
Returning to “Normalcy” at CHS By Christiana Votta
It was the start of the year 2020 when the world was first overtaken by Covid. As a culture, we had to learn to adapt to the changes that came with this serious situation. It has now been over 2 ½ years since the start of covid-19, and society is still trying to find that bit of normalcy.
CHS Homecoming Parade By Isabella Carlow
The floats looked great, and the whole parade itself was well put together and entertaining. Both teachers and students worked hard to organize this event and make it possible. From the people marching in the parade to the police officers blocking off roads, the town worked together to hold this event. Overall, the parade was a success as it brought the community closer and reminded us of the importance of having fun.
How the New Monday Schedule is Affecting CTE Programs By Riley Clarke
As a second-year culinary student, my class period is a double block, being about three hours on a normal day, but on a Monday? Only ninety minutes. You might be thinking, wow, ninety minutes? That’s a lot. But in reality, it actually isn’t.
Taylor Swift Album Review Part 2 By Justin Curran
It's me, hi! As you may or may not know, Taylor Swift released her tenth studio album Midnights on Friday, October 21st. As a pretty new fanboy of Taylor Swift, who has listened to all of her previous albums more times than I’d like to admit, this album really blew me away. I knew right away that as a dedicated writer and music lover, I would share my thoughts on the album as well as some great things that stood out to me!
Taylor Swift Album Review Part 1 By Keeley Sullivan
Taylor Swift’s newest album, Midnights, was released on Friday, October 21st. I’ll admit, I didn’t have the highest expectations for it. I mean, how can you beat the All Too Well 10-minute version? You can’t. Don’t get me wrong, I was excited, but I didn’t think that it was going to be as good as Red, Lover, or Folklore.
Varying Opinions on the New Monday Schedule By Josephina Johnson
Homecoming has come and gone, the leaves are changing color, and the hunt is approaching; all signs that quarter one is about to close. Yet as the school year settles in, one thing still feels out of place to me: the Monday schedule. Although I'm already a junior, I've yet to spend the entire year on one schedule, so it's not surprising that I'm finding our timetables a little confusing. But when it comes to the Monday schedule, I'm not the only one displeased.
The Pros and Cons of Being a Social Media Artist By Christiana Votta
Social media is a great way for artists to share their work and grow an online presence. However, it can also leave a negative influence on artists' mental health, such as hurting their self-worth and leading to Imposter Syndrome. But, how can something like social media have such a wide range of positive and negative effects on artists?
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WCVY: Coventry High School’s Hidden Gem By Josephina Johnson
Radio has gone out of style, replaced by Spotify and social media. Yet radio offers much that these lack, including a sense of history and culture missing from your phone. Like a record player, listening to music on the radio offers you a different type of sound, with a nostalgic buzz often hovering in the background. But unlike vinyl records, radio is free.