Dance ’til You’re Dead review
Jacqui Marzocca, Managing Editor
November 29, 2011
Corona’s newest dance show, “Dance ’til You’re Dead” was undoubtedly a success, aside from a few minor issues. Unfortunately, I was only able to attend the Friday night show, which had a few technical difficulties. The show was not able to start until roughly 8:30 p.m on Friday night. During... Read more »
Miss Corona review
Colin McCormick, Staff writer
November 22, 2011
In November, 13 Corona girls competed in the second annual Miss Corona Pageant. Among the participants there were two seniors, four juniors, three sophomores and four freshmen. The pageant is based on a typical Miss America pageant, with a personal interview, talent and onstage question portion. Each... Read more »
“Dance ’til You’re Dead” preview
Asada Njuguna, Life & Times Editor
November 17, 2011
Lights, camera, dance! This Friday Nov 18 “Dance ‘Til You’re Dead” hits the stage at 7 p.m. The show features performances from the intermediate through company classes. “I hope (the audience) enjoys everything and they are not sitting there bored,” senior and company dancer Jessica Seeger... Read more »
Freshman Dance a success
Colin McCormick, Staff Writer
August 23, 2011
This year’s freshman dance held up to its reputation as a fun-filled night for students. The freshman dance falls on the first Friday of the first week of every school year and is the first social event for the incoming freshman. This dance is only for freshman, as the name implies. The reason for... Read more »
Shirock plays it average
Jacob Cordas
April 13, 2011
One of my biggest guilty pleasures is Fall Out Boy. I’ll admit it; I like Fall Out Boy. Yes, they are not the greatest rock band but they don’t act like they are. They just make half-way decent music and that’s it. And that right there is the biggest problem with Shirock’s debut album, Everything... Read more »
Teachers prevail in faculty dodgeball
Jacob Cordas
April 13, 2011
This weekend a dodgeball tournament enthralled audience. Teams of students and teachers competed to be crowned champion. The competition started heatedly with the two teacher teams getting to skip the first round and students attacking each other. Balls flew fast. Teams won. Teams lost. The first round... Read more »
Students strut their stuff for a worthy cause
Stephen Kuluris
March 12, 2011
On Friday, March 11, the STAND club held its annual STAND fashion show, to which many students contributed by electing to “strut their stuff” for the show. The show began with the emcees explaining the show and asking for the audience to obey certain guidelines. Of course, they said it in a much... Read more »
Choir ranges from pop to classical in Spring Concert
Will Morgan
March 7, 2011
This year’s spring choir concert was a fantastic recital, with many great performances by all of the levels of choir including Jaztecs, A Cappella, Encore, Women’s Ensemble and Men’s Chorus. Songs in the concert ranged from a genre of classical requiems to pop hits, like the song “Car Wash”... Read more »
Snorkel trip success despite bad weather
Will Morgan
March 3, 2011
Last month’s inclement weather was quite a problem for the students who went on the Advanced Biology snorkel trip. Despite planning the annual trip months ahead of time, the weather caused problems even Biology Teacher Mike Trimble couldn’t foresee. We left Thursday night and arrived in Long Beach... Read more »
Mr. Corona
Stephanie Dayton
February 11, 2011
It’s that time again Aztecs; time for the annual Mr. Corona pageant. For the past few years, March of Dimes club has put together a “man pageant” in which contestants compete for the title of Mr. Corona. Unfortunately, March of Dimes is no longer a campus club. Instead Mr. Corona is lying in... Read more »
