This past Saturday the Anglers Club hosted its second annual boaters safety course here at Columbus High School. The course is sponsored by the Monica Burguera Foundation and is presented by the fine gentlemen of the US Coast Guard Auxiliary….Continue Reading →
Last Wills – Class of 2016 I, Patrick Gatcliffe, being of sound mind and body do hereby bequeath: to Mr. McKeon, Alex Suarez for another four years; to Coach Pedro, a flexible middle without knee problems; to Br. Eugene,…Continue Reading →
By Robert Lewis In a world, in which no school dance existed during the second semester, Battle of the Sexes was born. The friendly competition between Our Lady of Lourdes Academy and the Columbus Explorers, held to determine which is…Continue Reading →
By Alexander Santana On March 6, 2016, America lost a devoted and passionate First Lady, Nancy Reagan. Mrs. Reagan passed away of congestive heart failure at her home in Los Angeles, California at the age of 94. She will be…Continue Reading →
By Matthew Rembold Awards season is always a big deal for me as movie lover. I like to see which films I saw this year will get nominated and win at various award ceremonies. Personally, I think the Oscars is…Continue Reading →
By Alexander Santana On February 14, 2016, America lost a brilliant legal scholar and dedicated man of law, Associate Supreme Court Justice Antonin Scalia. Justice Scalia passed away of natural causes during a trip to Texas at the age of…Continue Reading →
By Alexander Santana Two weeks ago, 28 Columbus seniors accompanied by Mr. Linfors and Mr. Ibarra went to our nation’s capital to participate in the Close Up Foundation’s Washington D.C. program. For 6 days, the 28 seniors were able to…Continue Reading →
On July 23, 1816 – the day after their ordination – Marcellin Champagnat and a group of his seminary classmates visited this shrine in Fourvière, near Lyon France. At the feet of this statue of the “Black Madonna” – venerated…Continue Reading →
By Alexander Santana Monday, we celebrate the birth of a man who forever changed the history of African Americans in the United States. The Reverend Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. led a non-violent movement during the 1960s to make African…Continue Reading →
By Alexander Santana “Yesterday, December 7, 1941—a date which will live in infamy—the United States of America was suddenly and deliberately attacked by naval and air forces of the Empire of Japan.” These were the chilling words that President Franklin…Continue Reading →