By Shelton Bowman, Copy Editor
October 28, 2018
Filed under Arts, Entertainment, Performing Arts
The Cleveland choir department, led by new choir director and teacher Allison Bassett, kicked off the year with a delightful performance at their annual Harvest Festival Concert On Thursday Oct. 18.
The choir put their full hearts into their performances and took advantage of the entire auditorium, beginning with “Hlonolo...
By Elizabeth Long, Reporter
October 26, 2018
Filed under Entertainment, News
This year’s hall decoration competition had a whimsical theme: game night. Planning was key, with some class cabinets getting started during summer break.
A change this year was the addition of an eco-friendly focus to the judging criteria, in which points were awarded based on usage of recycled material. This led to...
October 26, 2018
A part of every woman’s life is her period, and coming with that time of month is the demand for pads...
October 24, 2018
This year’s midterm election, to be held on Nov. 6, holds importance in both national and state poli...
By Nicolas Brown, reporter
October 23, 2018
Filed under Arts, Commentary, Entertainment, Reviews
There are times in life when an event happens and you get to go and have an amazing experience. On the other hand, events where you do not get to participate leave you feeling sad and a bit depressed. In a recent event I experienced the latter.
Smash Bros Ultimate is one of the most anticipated games since its reveal in...
October 10, 2018
Cleveland sophomore Maxine McCormick is 14 years old and already is a world champion fly caster. She ...
September 24, 2018
After 14 years of competitive roller skating, sophomore Annie MacKay qualified to compete in the Wor...
September 20, 2018
This summer, Cleveland administration was faced with the difficult task of cutting six and a half posit...
June 8, 2018
Filed under Education, News, Politics, Profiles
Cleveland’s own Nick Paesler was selected by the district student council to succeed Benson student Moses...
June 8, 2018
Exactly one year ago, the Clarion reported that two Native American students brought some concerns about the name of the Cl...
By Camilia Saulino, Reporter
June 8, 2018
Filed under Education, News
The bell rings and students flood into the halls and out the doors. Most of them are headed to the assembly, but a few try to escape, hoping no one will notice, only to be escorted back into the crowd by administration waiting on the sidewalk.
For a long time, assemblies have been a major part of Cleveland, but, of course, ...
