After visiting Peru with his wife last year, social science teacher Kevin Witt gave his son the middle name Condor. In Incan mythology, the condor represents the upper world of the gods and the entrance...
“I am dorkily excited that there are kids that already recognize that they want to be writers,” keynote speaker Kristin Elizabeth Clark starts the fourth annual Canyon Crest Academy Writers Conference,...
“I am dorkily excited that there are kids that already recognize that they want to be writers,” keynote speaker Kristin Elizabeth Clark starts the fourth annual Canyon Crest Academy Writers Conference,...
For a school so adamantly against football, SDA’s flag football game was a resounding success. Perhaps it was the innate avoidance of the original sport that led to the generous turn out, after...
Everyone loves getting into the holiday fad of making their goals for the upcoming year, whether it is to actually better themselves or just convince people that they are bettering themselves. Most people...
Senior Keri Jucha was 18 hours away from death back in 2007. She suffered from a brain abscess: puss in the brain that caused her to speak only gibberish and immobilized her right leg. Jucha spent five...
When he was a junior, World History/Culinary Arts teacher Scott Huntley was part of a student exchange program to travel to the Soviet Union. He stayed there for six weeks, travelling through Norway and...
During this time of year, you can’t walk through a store without hearing at least one Christmas or holiday song. The stores’ intent, however, is not just to annoy you with a constant replay of “All...
When senior Jason Matkin moved to Encinitas two years ago, he probably wouldn’t have guessed that his talent as a singer-songwriter would earn him a spot on tour with some of South Africa’s top musicians...
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