Hard Rock dance revived
Chanel Alvis
September 30, 2010
After a five-year break the Hard Rock dance is coming back to Corona. The dance is Friday, Oct. 1, after the football game. It will be two- to three- hours long and it’s casual dress. Varsity football players and anyone wearing a Hard Rock Corona shirt will get in for free. Otherwise it costs ten dollars... Read more »
Live with no regrets
Chanel Alvis
September 29, 2010
If there is one thing I’ve learned in life up to this point it’s that if a cute guy asks for your number, you give it to him. That’s common sense, isn’t it? I made the mistake of not giving the cute guy my number and I’ve regretted it ever sense. As I thought about my small mistake, my perception... Read more »
Choir produces expectations for future concerts
Jacob Cordas
September 28, 2010
I’ve never been to a Corona choir concert and I hate Taylor Swift. I’ll be honest. Her music reminds me of all the reasons why I support the Dark Side in all those Star Wars films, so I wasn’t exactly thrilled when I saw her song, Today Was A Fairytale, on the song list. Even with this abomination... Read more »
Hippie haters
Stephen Kuluris
September 27, 2010
Got to love how quick people are to jump to conclusions. I was recently faced with a situation where this conclusion-jumping led me to think I was going to be knocked out cold with one swift punch. It all started with a grand old time hanging outside of QT after an ultimate frisbee game (it’s the cross... Read more »
Empty portables for 2010
Taylor Beese
September 24, 2010
There have been many changes to Corona over the summer, the most noticeable being that the portables are no longer in use. “We don’t need them,” Principal Susan Edwards said. “We had vacant rooms and we didn’t need to air condition the portables.” This year due to a decrease in students the... Read more »
The Royal Family exceeds expectations
Jacob Cordas
September 13, 2010
This weekend the school put on The Royal Family, a traditional American comedy. However, in its presentation and style, it is far from traditional. Story-wise it centered around Julia (senior Reese Galek) who is attempting to hold her family together, while her daughter (senior Cecilia Iole) is considering... Read more »
The tragedy of movie making from books
Sarah Dinell
September 10, 2010
It’s an age old argument; movies vs. books. But what about those books that are made into movies? Which version is better? Recently, in one of my bouts of boredom, I was reading through lists of books that were eventually made into movies. There were many more than I expected, a lot of movies that... Read more »
Assembly format tweaked
Preslie Hirsch
September 10, 2010
“Be afraid, be very afraid,” Student Council sponsor Ben Forbes said regarding the fall sports assembly on Sept. 3. Every year a pep assembly takes place at the beginning of the fall sports seasons to get the students fired up about the year and to introduce the fall athletes. “We started off... Read more »
Cast hopeful for great performance
Jacob Cordas
September 9, 2010
Drama teacher Nick Taylor and multiple Theatre Works members are putting on The Royal Family through September 10-11. The show will have a cast of 17, far larger than a many past Corona plays. According to Taylor the students are doing really well together. “They are jelling,” Taylor said. The Royal... Read more »
The cure to insecurities
Tatum Hartwig
September 2, 2010
Insecurity is something I have suffered with my entire life. I remember even in elementary school thinking that I wasn’t as pretty as the other girls or that I didn’t have as nice of clothes as my classmates. These feelings of inadequacy only grew as the years passed. I became more awkward and isolated.... Read more »
