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Remembering Tim Walker

September 17, 2018 4:00pm | Natalie Richardson

It was on Friday, August 31 that countless students, staff, and loved ones lost Tim Walker, who worked as a student counselor, as well as grief counselor, at Culver City High School for 20 years, after a long battle with cancer. On September 6, ASB […]

What the Frack!?

April 25, 2018 8:43pm | Sascha Goldsmith

Recently, a drilling company on the Inglewood Oil Field had sparked major concern after announcing 30-40 new oil wells, adding to a prior 41. There will be several drills in use at a time, emitting toxins into the air at least 400 feet away from […]

Cape Town Has No Water

April 18, 2018 4:05am | Sascha Goldsmith

No rain in almost 3 years plus a water supply cut off has the people of Cape Town, South Africa desperate for a solution in times of extreme drought. Taps were to shut off on April 12, Day-Zero. Soon residents’ water rations will ween down […]

A Beautiful Mess of Ideas

April 3, 2018 7:33pm | Addissyn House

CulverTalks could not have come at a better time. With the chaos in Washington, gun control protests, and lawsuits of sexual harassment Culver City students, staff, and parents needed the inspiration CulverTalks provided. The night opened with Assistant Principal for Curriculum and Instruction at Culver […]

Pride Flags – A Gain for LGBT Students

March 21, 2018 5:25am | Natalie Richardson

This year, many students have noticed the subtle appearance of pride flags around classrooms. Originally meant to increase pride in the LGBT student body, flags soon developed into a sign of solidarity between the administration and LGBT students. According to Carolyn Dodenhoff, Co-President of Tolerance […]

Culver For a Cause

March 6, 2018 1:21am | Lena Thaw

After a summer trip to an impoverished town in Peru, Anna Payton, a Junior at CCHS, has led ASB in the organization of a school-wide charity run event, Culver For a Cause, to benefit the lives of individuals in Peru as well as here in […]

Let the Students Sleep

March 6, 2018 1:13am | Margaret Delgado

Remember that feeling of warmth in your bed? Those fluffy blankets wrapped around yourself like a burrito, that mesmerizing, almost lifelike dream scenario playing through of your favorite television couple finally getting together? Then suddenly, the person you thought you were talking to starts beeping. […]

The A’s, B’s, and C’s of Calculus

March 6, 2018 1:03am | Meadow Vokes

For those that are not informed of the new addition to the math scene, Calculus BC has been recently available for study and tutoring on campus. AP Calculus AB and PreCalculus are currently the only calculus classes offered on campus. However, Jaden Kimura, a senior […]

CCHS Walk Out: The Last Statistic

March 1, 2018 8:58pm | Sascha Goldsmith

On Valentine’s Day in Florida, a mass shooting occurred. 17 teenagers, who were students at the Florida High school, died, as well as 15 more that were injured physically. The list goes on to include students and members of the community that have suffered through […]

Regain Net Neutrality

January 20, 2018 9:31pm | Natalie Richardson

Last year, The F.C.C. voted to repeal Net Neutrality, a program which sought to protect internet users by assuring providers load all content equally, without slowing down certain websites based on bias. Without Net Neutrality, the internet becomes somewhat of a Laissez Faire Capitalist style […]