By Mr. Chacon This past weekend eight students represented the Christopher Columbus High School Key Club at the Florida District Convention in Orlando. This year we were honored once again with the Governor’s Citation for Service. The Key Club was…Continue Reading →
Coach Fred Foyo This past weekend the track team competed in the Dade County Youth Fair Youth Fair Meet where they came away with the team title by scoring 122 points well ahead of second place Belen (88). The following…Continue Reading →
Last Tuesday, the Explorers took on district rival Southwest in a game that set the stage for the district playoffs. Junior Jonathan Gonzalez earned the win for the Explorers pitching 5 innings allowing only 3 hits, no runs, and striking…Continue Reading →
When’s the last time you were in the Christopher Columbus Library? Better question, why were you there? Were you trying to catch up on some Z’s that your parents didn’t let you get that morning because of their seemingly irrational…Continue Reading →
Given the myriad of Democratic primary candidates, a number that seemingly increases as each day goes by, it’s difficult for the many who aren’t in tune with the currently tumultuous political atmosphere to keep up with the ever changing…Continue Reading →
The Columbus wrestling team ended a dominant season a few weeks back with a successful run at the state tournament finishing 4th overall out of 138 teams in the highest division, Class 3A. This accomplishment is just one of many…Continue Reading →
In the anniversary issue of the series which gave DC its name, Detective Comics 1000 is the quintessential Batman celebration of the year. It’s in this 96-page comic that multiple creators who’ve worked on the character in the past come…Continue Reading →
By Ryan Iglesias While I agree that the current Green Deal proposal in its current is absolutely ludicrous, the proposal in the previous article does overlook some issues, and can definitely be improved in order to be more feasible in…Continue Reading →
There are two stories at play in Mike Nichols’ The Graduate: the story that is spoken and the one that is shown. Although this agglomeration is at play in nearly every film, Nichols’ consistently infused his film with a variety of…Continue Reading →
Russia has long benefitted from Venezuelan oil due to the two countries close diplomatic relations. But with the increased threat of regime change putting their interests at stake, Russia made a forceful move last week to show that they have…Continue Reading →