Controversy over gay marriage
Preslie Hirsch, Editor-in-Chief
February 1, 2012
Controversial issues have been the building blocks of revolution since the beginning of America, and, needless to say, nothing has changed. Social issues tend to have a way of existing but don’t raise political concern until they are brought to the surface by passionate constituents. Gay marriage rights... Read more »
Peanut butter obsession
Stephanie Dayton, Opinions Editor
January 31, 2012
Ever since I was a child I’ve always loved candy. One of my all time favorites are peanut butter M&M’s. I mean yeah there are different types of M&M’s like regular, peanut and pretzel M&M’s but to me nothing beats peanut butter. I guess growing up and always eating peanut butter and... Read more »
Juggling January
Jacqui Marzocca, Managing Editor
January 9, 2012
January is the beginning of a new year with new goals and expectations, yet it has the same demanding needs as the year before. It is easy to become overwhelmed and get stressed out. For me, I need to make sure I take some time to just relax. I’m a “can do” person and constantly take on more than... Read more »
Holiday’s are for the sweater lovers
Stephanie Dayton, Opinions Editor
December 13, 2011
Winter is the season for hot chocolate, movie nights, roasting marshmallows over an open fire and SWEATERS! When I was younger I thought that sweaters were the most hideous things I’ve ever seen. My sister, Tiffany, started buying them during her freshman year. At first when I saw her wearing them... Read more »
Christmas is the time for family
Jacqui Marzocca, Managing Editor
December 2, 2011
Scrumptious food, family fun and presents are all part of the winter season. Many families celebrate Christmas, Hanukkah, Kwanzaa or other holidays in the months around December. This is usually a time to enjoy the art of giving and receiving. Though, this begs the question, what is more important, giving... Read more »
Procrastination during school
Jacqui Marzocca, Managing Editor
October 27, 2011
The definition of the word procrastination is to put off or defer until a later time. At one time or another in all of our lives, we have committed this small injustice and had to suffer the consequences. Why do we procrastinate? Many times the reasons lie solely in the lack of motivation for a... Read more »
Vegetarian or Non Vegetarian
Stephanie Dayton, Opinions Editor
September 30, 2011
Eating meat is a personal choice and lifestyle. According to the 2008 study “Vegetarianism in America,” published in the Vegetarian Times Magazine, nearly 7.3 million people don’t eat anything that comes from meat. Why do people make this huge life decision to switch from eating meat on a daily... Read more »
Writers Block
Deborah Huard, Photographer
September 28, 2011
Two weeks ago I was sitting in my room typing up an essay for English class. It was going fairly well, my fingers typing the words as fast as I could think of them. Then suddenly, I froze, my hands hovering above the keyboard. My mind blanked, and I thought to myself, “What do I do now?” This was... Read more »
Big classes, big problem
Josh Ambre, Copy Editor
September 16, 2011
For the vast majority of people, it is often considered illogical to put all your eggs in one basket, to leap without looking, or to think that all that glitters is gold. But perhaps the greatest mistake of all, an error that has sent forth ripples of consequences this year at Corona, are the enormous... Read more »
It’s time for Corona to step up its school spirit
Staff Editorial
March 8, 2011
The “Corona Crazies,” a forever notorious group of senior students, always bringing life, energy, and enthusiasm to Corona games, elevating school spirit to a whole new level. Unfortunately for the school, these kids graduated and moved on to bigger and better opportunities, leaving current students... Read more »
