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Pep Assembly 2018

Gracie Lordi, Editor-in-Chief|October 3, 2018

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Rabbi Joe Black of Temple Emanuel responds to a question posed by moderator Fletcher Woolsey. The discussion, notably featuring no segment to involve the audience, aimed to promote security in the community, despite clashing opinions on the Israel-Hamas war. “People are gonna leave this discussion feeling comfortable, feeling happier, feeling that Creek is a diverse, very equitable place, and that's what's important,” senior JSC president Sam Allen said.

Religious Clubs Host Israel-Palestine Peace Discussion, Promote Diversity, Security

Live Colorado Election Coverage: Follow Updates on Colorado Legislation, Amendments, Propositions, and Measures

Live Colorado Election Coverage: Follow Updates on Colorado Legislation, Amendments, Propositions, and Measures

Large red ribbons are tied around trees outside of the Campus Middle School Parking lot to welcome the start or Red Ribbon Week.

Youth Advisory Board’s Red Ribbon Week Aims to Spread Drug Abuse Awareness, Keep Students Safe

Nine out of ten inductees pose for a photo after the ceremony. The event honored Creek alumni and teachers who had achieved significant things in their field related to fine arts and science.

Ten Creek Alumni, Teachers Honored at Hall of Fame Induction Ceremony for Fine Arts, Science Achievement

According to Littleton High School sophomore River Lasswell, some students, many of whom disagree with the new phone policy, have disobeyed it by simply hiding their phones under their desks.

Littleton Public Schools New Phone Policy Met With Mixed Reactions

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Rabbi Joe Black of Temple Emanuel responds to a question posed by moderator Fletcher Woolsey. The discussion, notably featuring no segment to involve the audience, aimed to promote security in the community, despite clashing opinions on the Israel-Hamas war. “People are gonna leave this discussion feeling comfortable, feeling happier, feeling that Creek is a diverse, very equitable place, and that's what's important,” senior JSC president Sam Allen said.

Religious Clubs Host Israel-Palestine Peace Discussion, Promote Diversity, Security

Senior Neilly Watts high-fives students at Homestead Elementary during Creek's Spirit Bus program. The bus is an annual tradition during Spirit Week, where students spend the day driving to Creek's feeder elementary and middle schools. In addition to the Spirit Bus, Creek hosted many more events during the week, including athletic championships, trivia games, and other performances.

Creek Hosts its Annual Spirit Week Before Homecoming Weekend: See Moments Here

Jazz A tenor saxophone sophomore Sophie Drake grooves to her solo in “Hardly,” the band's first tune of the night. “I was really happy that I incorporated some of the licks that I had worked on,” Drake said. “I felt pretty good. I was definitely feeling it, I was definitely in the zone.”

Jazz Bands Pull Together a “Confident” Fall Concert

Next to Hall of Fame Rockie Larry Walker’s retired “33,” Jackie Robinson’s “42,” and former Rockies president Keli McGregor’s memorial “KSM,” Todd Helton’s new “17” is unveiled to the crowd at Coors Field at Todd Helton Night on Saturday. Because he was such a legendary player for the franchise, his number had already been retired - exactly a decade ago on Aug. 17, 2014. Only after his 2024 Hall of Fame induction could the plate be marked with a golden frame.

Peanuts and Cracker Jack #13: A Celebration of Todd Helton

Denver School of the Arts Senior Skye, a speaker at a Nov. 9 pro-Palestine Rally at the Denver Capitol, leads chants and makes a speech for the protesters. A banner behind her accuses senator (D, CO) Michael Bennet of "selling out to apartheid." High school-aged and other Gen-Z Americans like Skye have been a driving force in online advocacy for both Israel and Palestine.

Gen-Z Shares Fervent Advocacy in the Israel-Hamas War

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