First Cougars Care month a success
For the first time in history, many groups throughout the school have contributed donations and efforts for the Cougars Care month, a successful attempt to raise money for veterans and collect donations for the...
Category: Spotlight
Student of the week 1: Juhi Shah
Since the beginning of the year, students have recognized teachers who’ve made a real impact in their lives. Now, teachers have also nominated hardworking and enthusiastic students who create a positive atmosphere in class....
Student unity can counteract election fallout
“Together we stand, divided we fall,” sang founding father John Dickinson prior to the Revolutionary War. Although not a physical war, the 2016 election has created a political battlefield. With Donald Trump elected to...
Students react to the election results
The 2016 election has been one of the most controversial in decades. The Crier wanted to find out what CHS students thought about its surprising results. Krisha Jivani, ‘20 “Personally I was kind of...
Ultimate Frisbee club takes flight
He raced down the field, head straight up at the sky. He saw the Frisbee gliding down in front of him. He knew it was up to him now. He dove forward, left hand...
Teacher of the week 5: Jordan Catapano
Teachers are real life superheroes. Every day, CHS teachers touch the lives of thousands of students, and their work extends beyond the boundaries of the classroom. To show appreciation for these teachers, the Crier...
A glimpse of Conant’s modified car culture
For some students, “turners” or modified cars are a fascination not limited by anything but the law. These students all share a common interest in customizing their rides. Sometimes their hard work may go...
Conquer your high school years: be a leader
You walk into a room, and out of all the people, one person catches your eye. She stands tall, with a confident look in her eyes, and is always aware of her surroundings. You...
Conant counselor finishes Ironman, places 204 out of 2500
Thousands watch and cheer as you get out of the water after swimming 2.4 miles, tired and ready to ride a bike for 112. As you take a few breaths you realize you still have...
A Conant teacher’s passion for La Salle’s expedition, and how he still hasn’t given up
Forty years and 3,300 miles later, chemistry teacher Richard Gross still isn’t satisfied. When asked what he will be doing after he retires this year, he proudly says he will continue on his search...
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