By Alexander Santana Even though I will never be able to be taught computer science by Mrs. Culmo, she taught me a lot when I was just saying hello to her in the hallways at Columbus. Her smile and kind…Continue Reading →
By Alberto Rodriguez A little over a month ago, three Columbus students received the Sacraments of Initiation (Baptism, Confirmation, and Eucharist), making them official members of the Catholic Church. Edson Milian, a member of the class of 2017, shared with…Continue Reading →
On Saturday, May 23, the Columbus Class of 2015 met at the Adrienne Arscht Center in downtown Miami for our school’s 58th graduation ceremony. The event was highlighted by speeches given by co-valedictorians Andrew de la Osa and Jackson Martinez….Continue Reading →
I, George Abela, being of sound mind and body do hereby bequeath: a hamstring for Dr. Dugard so he can compete in the Olympics for judo; a plane ticket around the world for Mr. Trujillo. I, Gregory Albiani, being…Continue Reading →
Mr. Juan Gomez is leaving Columbus after 23 of dedicated service as a math teacher, Dean of Students, and Director of Development. Below is remembrance written by Mr. David Ulloa, English teacher, and member of the CCHS Class of 2005. By…Continue Reading →
By Andre Basora-Oliveira and Ramon Madrigal Sausages, pretzels, blondes in lederhosen trousers or dirndl dresses, and beer. That’s the Germany/Austria people imagine even though they have never been to either country. We were able to experience a Germany and Austria…Continue Reading →
Below is a selection from a LOG article published on December 21, 1977. The headline reads “Football stumbles to 3-7”. It was written by Jeff Deptula and photos were provided by Cesar Sabates and Pat Bell. The Explorer football team…Continue Reading →
Today, in honor of the Easter season, the Class of 2015 celebrated its last on-campus Mass as Columbus Explorers. Thanks to Fr. Biju Vells of St. Louis Parish and our own Deacon Dr. Dugard for celebrating. Thanks also to Mr….Continue Reading →
The article below was published in The LOG, October 29, 1984, Volume 26, #2. Mr. Linfors was a senior at the time. THE ‘FLYING MANATEE’ SPEAKS Bob Linfors / Arts Editor “Get out!” “But Coach, it’s raining. What about practice?”…Continue Reading →
Jason Wright, an elementary school teacher and a lifelong bagpiper, regaled the campus of Columbus this fine St. Patrick’s Day morning with tunes from the Emerald Isle. Thanks to Dr. Carter Burrus for arranging this.