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During the recent Carlsbad fires, families were forced to quickly evacuate their homes. This disaster has caused families to rethink their emergency action plans. (Photo courtesy Emma Veidt)

Steps to set up a family emergency plan

Emma Veidt, Editor-In-Chief
May 28, 2014
The front of the Green Dragon Tavern. The whole building is designed to look very colonial, increasing its authentic feel.

The Green Dragon Tavern dishes out a history lesson

Kitty Knorr, Writer
May 27, 2014
National college fair unveils admission resources

National college fair unveils admission resources

Olivia Easterbrook, Writer
May 27, 2014
Seniors Anthony Castelli and Adam Gilmore stand in front of Gilmores burned home with a generous donation for the Gilmore family. The Gilmores lost their home in the wildfire that burned through Carlsbad on May 14.

PTSA organizes collection effort for CUSD fire victims

Alex Hall, Podcast Editor
May 20, 2014
A smoke cloud stretches over Tower 32 on Carlsbad State Beach on May 14. The Poinsettia Fire, which began at approximately 10:30 a.m., killed one person and destroyed or significantly damaged eight homes, an 18-unit apartment complex and two commercial buildings as it burned 600 acres throughout Carlsbad.

Poinsettia Fire Recap

Emily Matteson and Catherine Fritz
May 20, 2014
The ASB prom ticket reveals a Peter Pan theme. Prom will be at The New Childrens Museum on May 17th.

BRIEF: prom night information

Andie Naugler and Haley Spanier
May 15, 2014
Junior Noami Torres photographs the destruction after the Poinsettia Fire. The fire broke out at 10:30 a.m. and destroyed 4 homes and 18 apartment units.

Carlsbad witnesses local fires

Andie Naugler and Haley Spanier
May 15, 2014
Located on Madison St is Blue Ocean Robata + Sushi Bar. Their hours are : Lunch 11AM - 2PM Closed 2PM - 4PM Happy Hour (Sun-Thurs) 4PM - 6PM Dinner 4:30PM - 10PM Bites 10PM - 12AM

Sushi bar reinvents normal

Savannah Gannon, staff writer
May 14, 2014
Junior Sara Lang (right) will take the place of senior Courtney Benner (left, as ASB president next year. Lang has been in ASB for the past three years and holds big plans for her last year.

New student council plans for an exciting year

Olivia Easterbrook, Writer
May 14, 2014
A barista at the new Cafe Vacanza brews a cup of coffee for excited customers. Vacanza is located off of Cannon Road by the Discovery Center.

Cafe Vacanza opens at Discovery Center

Hanna Seemann, writer
May 11, 2014
Students focus in on their English 3AP mock test. The test includes a 60 minute multiple choice section and a two hour and fifteen minute essay period.

Mock AP test prepares students

Hanna Seemann, writer
May 8, 2014
Ex-Padres player Randy Jones spoke at the Ban the R word Assembly held in the old gym on Thursday Apr.24. Not only did Best Buddies have cool giveaways like a Polaroid Camera, but they also provided everyone with Lolas burritos!

Best Buddies ban the R word

Madison Medina, editor in chief
May 6, 2014
Sophomore class president Alexis Mertz, junior class president Kyra Badiner, and senior class president Anthony DeRose are planning events for next year in order to make each class feel special.

Class representatives raise spirit for the future

Madison Medina, editor in chief
April 29, 2014
Student Micah Johnson devotes class time to checking his business bank account. In Virtual Enterprise, the students have an opportunity to create and manage their own businesses throughout the year.

Virtual Enterprise means business

Madison Medina, editor in chief
April 28, 2014
Junior Adolfo Amaya picks up brochures regarding college admissions and financial aid which were one of the many sessions offered to juniors and sophomores at the college night on Wednesday, April 16. Both parents and students were encouraged to attend the seminars led by college representatives.

College night educates the masses

Kitty Knorr, Writer
April 28, 2014
P.F. Changs located on Paseo Del Norte in Carlsbad offers plenty of alternatives to food plates containing gluten. 1% of Americans have Celiac disease, which is an abnormal immune response to gluten (a protein found in grains like wheat, barley and rye).

The gluten-free guide to living

Savannah Gannon, staff writer
April 12, 2014
Various clubs and organizations from CHS set up booths during the freshman orientation. The incoming students have a chance to walk around campus and meet their counselors before the start of the semester.

Freshman orientation eases transition

Hanna Seemann, writer
April 10, 2014
Students from Vienna, Austria came to Carlsbad. They were able to go to their hosts classes and experience American culture.

The Austrians are coming, the Austrians are coming

Kiana Pestonjee, Editor-in-Chief
April 8, 2014
CHSTV showcases all awards won at STN.

CHSTV dominates at Student Television Network Conference

Bryanna Mundy, Editor-in-chief
April 8, 2014
Madame Kuehner teaches French 1,French 2 and French 3 and 3 honors. Next year there is a possibility of a new French 4AP.

French 4 AP to return?

Savannah Gannon, staff writer
April 7, 2014
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