Opinions on Conant’s most controversial P.E. unit
Let’s be honest, there is no P.E. unit at Conant more talked about than the swim unit. For the few weeks that it happens, the hallways are filled with conversations such as, “What are...
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Crier wants to know: do you prefer late starts or early dismissals?
Every couple of Tuesdays we have a late start day, where students have ample time to sleep in, go grab some coffee before school, and spend some more time getting ready than usual. Every...
PRIDE: Commentary on Conant’s Introductory Freshmen Class
When the bell rings at the end of every lunch period, the lunch-bound students of Conant High School feel a sigh of relief as they make their way toward the cafeteria. But on three...
Can’t be Mr. Beast? Community service clubs may be the closest thing
At Conant, there are a variety of clubs to join, including competitive clubs and those for relaxation and fun. However, one type of club commonly overlooked by students is community service clubs. They are...
Tutoring makes a clean sweep of atrium lunch gatherings
Glimpsing at the world outside of school while talking with a group of friends. Basking in the warm, mid-afternoon sun while it paints a glow across the floor, all while enjoying the “special of...
Protect AP African American Studies from political pressure
When Americans think of what defines American culture, many associate the idea with patriotic recollections of Fourth of July barbecues and fireworks, jazz music, and Hollywood. Though we may take these things for granted,...
Cougar Way games distract students from late start lessons
Late starts. A Tuesday, once or twice a month, where school starts at 9:35 a.m., leaving students feeling refreshed after much-needed sleep, and teachers grudgingly attend meetings before the school day. On late start...
Friday night Prom sweeps joy away from the dance
Prom. A dance where glitter, glam, and lasting memories for years to come are made. However, the carefree attitude towards prom must be put on hold in light of where the dance falls on...
Crier wants to know: how relevant is Valentine’s Day?
With Valentine’s Day in the air, people want to spend time with friends or partners to celebrate. However, it doesn’t look like everyone is doing so. The Crier staff interviewed Conant staff and students...
Temperature in classrooms transports students to questionable degrees
As the temperature outside transitions from fall to winter, Conant students expect the temperature inside the building to remain comfortable. This expectation might be setting the bar too high, given when someone steps outside...
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