Sparer Shares Her Story
For students in Athens, Georgia, it may be difficult to directly relate to an event such as Kristallnacht, also known
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Features
Antisemitism in Modern-Day America
On August 11, hundreds of people rallied in Charlottesville, Virginia to protest the removal of a statue of Confederate General
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Soundcloud: The New Wave
All it takes is a microphone, a laptop, and a dream. New music is constantly coming out, and Soundcloud is
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Holland’s History
With the start of 2018, another wave of seniors prepare for graduation, all with different plans for the future, built
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Painting a Story: John Kulik
Cedar’s hallways are always bustling with talent whether it’s in academics, sports, or the arts. The walls next to the
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Jingle Bells’ Rock at Annual Orchestra and Choir Concert
As temperatures dropped closer to freezing, Cedar’s fine arts students showcased performances on Fine Arts Night. This year, the winter
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No Tricks, Only Treats: a Safe Halloween for Kids
On October 26, 2017, Cedar Shoals hosted its second annual Safe Trick-or-Treat event which brought in around 1,200 kids who
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A Growing Memory
The Cedar Shoals Memory Garden Project began in September 2002 following the September 11, 2001 attack on the United States.
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Inside the Brain of a Sneaker Head
Throughout the halls of Cedar Shoals, many students sport expensive sneakers. Some students just put it off as a fashion
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Harding Takes Off
As Ms. Wanda Harding asks her students to work in groups, a few continue working by themselves. She walks over
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