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Junior Zaylix Terhune works on central sections of the IC Cafe mural. Even though he’s not a member of the National Art Honor Society that organized the mural, he still chose to participate in the project as an Artisan Workshop student. “I get to say, ‘I painted that,’” Terhune said. “Thats a pretty cool flex.”
Art Students Splash IC Cafe With Color in New Senior-Designed Mural
Peter Philpott, Managing Editor & Assistant News Editor | March 11, 2024

Creek’s National Art Honor Society (NAHS), in association with students from AP Studio and Artisan Workshop, is working to paint a mural in a small group room of the IC...

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Creek junior center and right winger Austin Katz (#20) and Regis senior forward Reece Peterson (#25) stand on the edge of the face off circle, awaiting the puck drop. Both scored a goal in Friday’s game, which went strongly in Regiss favor. We got on our heels early, we got behind three nothing early in the game and we just couldnt find that energy, Head Coach Jeff Mielnicki said.
Regis Thrashes Creek Varsity Hockey in 7-1 Loss: See Moments Here
Peter Philpott, Managing Editor & Assistant News Editor | February 6, 2024

Boys’ varsity hockey went into Feb. 2’s matchup against Regis Jesuit at Family Sports Center with hopes of gaining a place from third in the 5A metro division standings and solidifying their national...

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Some Jewish students feel the need to disguise their religious identities due to rising antisemitism. This is a societal problem. Can we completely eradicate hate? Campus Middle School Principal Lisa Staal said. Id like to think so. But in order to do that, we need allies and advocates.
"That's What My Grandparents Did": Jewish Students Force to Adapt to Antisemitism in Schools and Beyond
Alex Gribb, Editor-in-Chief | October 27, 2023

“ I was just speechless,” Tammi Gitin said. Gitin, a parent of a Campus middle school student last year, was reacting to an image she saw on Facebook. The picture was grainy, and taken near a set of Campus Middle School’s stairs. It showed two...

In a recent surge of antisemitism nationally, many have pointed towards social media and pop culture as a source of hate. “Many far-right people have gone on [X] and started just blasting all their beliefs, Sophomore Scott Weiner said.
Pop Culture Invites Surge of Antisemitism
Peter Philpott, Managing Editor | October 27, 2023
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Senior Ella Basham, who plays Roxie Hart in “Chicago” lifts up a newspaper that reads “Roxie Rocks Chicago”. Creek theater ran their production of “Chicago: Teen Edition” from March 6-9, telling the tale of a woman who murders the man she’s having an affair with, and the dramatic story behind her trial.
Creek Theater Puts On Performance of a Flamboyant and Bold ‘Chicago: Teen Edition’: See Moments Here
Quinn Rudnick, Junior Editor-in-Chief & Sports Editor | March 15, 2024

Creek’s theater program ran their production of “Chicago: Teen Edition” from March 6-9. The musical was widely anticipated by the student body: everyone was ready to...

In the world of fast food dining, we will not often find a restaurant that serves delectable food at an affordable price with decent customer service. In-N-Out is one of those elusive elixirs of cheap, delicious, and pleasant. But lets talk about Colorados other offerings: the good, the bad, the heavenly, and the garbage.
Quality over Quantity: Rating Fast Food
Anaiah Shahrukh, Assistant Features Editor | March 6, 2024
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Lots of Creek students go to the gym, whether thats to help their physical or mental health. Despite widely positive culture at the gym, some people experience struggles with body dysphoria or unattainable standards.
Teenage Gym Culture: The Battle Between Saving or Destroying Yourself
Maya Marino, Staff Writer | January 11, 2024

High schoolers and gym culture have a complex relationship, as the intention of bettering yourself mentally and physically combines with social dynamics, insecurities, health,...

Because of the dopamine that gets released when using social media, many teens opt to scroll instead of sleeping.
Breaking Down the Effects of Phone Use
Ava Segale, Staff Writer | January 11, 2024
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The Hateful Eight: Eight Things I Hate (XI)
The Hateful Eight: Eight Things I Hate (XI)
Alex Gribb, Editor-in-Chief | February 14, 2024

Hearts, Happiness, and Hate. The typical three H’s of Valentine’s day. But I want to introduce a fourth: (H)love. As is tradition, here is the only Hateful Eight that...

To underclassmen, the variety of courses offered at CCHS can be overwhelming. And its a well-known and statistically-proven fact that Creek is an outstanding school. We have a heavy academic culture that promotes taking seven classes, and prioritizing weighted courses. But no one should feel pressured by that culture to take on more than they can handle.
Having Seven Classes is Difficult (And That’s Okay)
Peter Philpott, Managing Editor & Assistant News Editor | February 5, 2024
The Hateful Eight: Eight Things I Hate (X)
The Hateful Eight: Eight Things I Hate (X)
Alex Gribb, Editor-in-Chief | January 26, 2024
A WWII-used TBF Avenger dive bomber on display at the Intrepid Museum in New York City. Planes like these are what drew me into the historical aviation world. But every year, more and more crash in flying incidents. With each plane destroyed, we lose a real connection to the veterans and the history of WWII.
Precious World War II Planes Are Dying In Silence
Peter Philpott, Managing Editor & Assistant News Editor | January 26, 2024
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