Monthly Archives: May 2016

AN OVERVIEW We don’t know what we don’t know about human trafficking. There are too many variables: victim shaming, misrepresentation, skewed statistics, and the low chance to ever truly be able to understand what we’re dealing with here.

In the Block Studio, the masterpieces of former and present students speak for themselves. Block’s move to the new, modern building will leave behind much more than the paint splattered walls. “Bittersweet is a word that does not do it justice,” says Block.

On the evening of Friday, May 6, Music Club hosted the final Open Mic of the year, held in the theater lobby.

Numerous times throughout the day, I scroll through my twitter feed. The wide array of content includes informative news, jokes that make me laugh out loud, and thought-provoking positions on large-scale issues, all described in 140 characters or fewer.

The boys tennis team played three Division I teams, winning each match with impeccable skill and talent.

With seniors finishing their last days of high school this week, the baseball season has also been approaching its end. Soon, postseason will start, with the Vikings hoping to move past districts this year.

The girls lacrosse team faced a demanding matchup this past week against St. Francis DeSales on Thursday, May 5, for the Central Independent League title. With two of the top teams in the state facing off for the championship, this contest was bound to have a thrilling narrative.

Last Tuesday, May 3rd, the CA Girl’s Track team emerged victorious from a four team meet on Senior Night. In their last home meet of the season, the Vikings amassed 110 points, edging out second place Bishop Ready that finished with 91.5. Northridge and Madison Christian finished a distant third and fourth place, respectively.

The boys track team took first-place at a five team meet against Bishop Ready, Northridge, Madison Christian, and Northside Christian on Tuesday, May 3rd.

As this year comes to a close, many teachers are preparing to move into new classrooms. For the art teachers, it’s a both a daunting task and an exciting change.