Monthly Archive: May 2015
Psychology on display: 2015 psych fair
On Wednesday, May 20th, Conant held its annual AP Psychology Fair to showcase the abundance of information psychology students have learned throughout the 2014-2015 school year. Topics ranged from the psychology of color to...
How to win at winning
From capitalism to school activities, America eats, breathes, and sleeps competition. Whether we like it or not, when we are in bed sleeping, our competition is out training harder for the next race. When...
Dominic Demore Receives Eagle Scout Promotion
It is important that boys begin learning life skills from a fairly young age, and the Boy Scouts is a perfect program to jump start this process. One of Conant’s very own seniors, Dominic...
Hillary Clinton: Boss
By the standards of “political time,” where in one day a candidate can go from frontrunner to underdog, the 2016 presidential election awaits. It will soon be the time where after eight years, President...
Conant Cheers for Mr. Cougar
Lights! Camera! Cougars! Every year Conant hosts the Mr. Cougar pageant, where 11 CHS seniors compete in a hilarious male beauty pageant. This tradition has gone on at Conant for as far back as...
Coffee cart aims to teach students valuable life skills
Open for business since April 7, Conant’s first staff-orientated coffee cart aims to provide students in the Special Education Career Prep classes with an opportunity for a hands-on experience of employment so that they...
Joe Schlender’s Cupcakes for a Cause: Success
Cupcakes of all kinds. Cupcakes galore, as far as the eye can see. On Saturday, May 16, Conant held its third Cupcakes for a Cause event. This was the first year that it was...
Disney Princesses are Stealing Our Money
Graphic by: Valeria Vesco Disney is the mastermind of masterminds. This incredible company has created movies of timeless tales of princesses, heroes, and heroes to be. Kids and adults alike spend hours upon hours...
College Bombs: Is College Really Worth It?
For generations of Americans, the word “college” was more or less a synonym for success. We had only to go. We had only to graduate. And if we did, according to parents, high-school guidance...
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