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Lifestyle

Cobblers Up Close: Heather Linde

Whether she’s running marathons or blood drives, Heather Linde always seems to be smiling. It’s a trait her students appreciate.  Continue reading Cobblers Up Close: Heather Linde

Mr. SheehyMarch 20, 2019March 20, 2019
Commentary

Editorial: Students Should Dress Up for Spirit Week

Student Council has announced dress up days for the week before Christmas; for their own good, students should participate. Continue reading Editorial: Students Should Dress Up for Spirit Week

Mr. SheehyDecember 14, 2018
Commentary, Sports

A Message to the Underdogs

In today’s sports, winning is the only thing on everyone’s mind, and the inclusion of all team members has slipped the mind of players and coaches alike. Do the underdogs still have a chance in today’s athletics? Continue reading A Message to the Underdogs

cadenleflerNovember 9, 2018November 9, 2018
News

Band Students’ Experiences Change Greatly after High School

For better or worse, nothing is quite like it was in high school, and former Cobbler musicians’ have found this to be true with their musical experiences.  Continue reading Band Students’ Experiences Change Greatly after High School

Mr. SheehySeptember 28, 2018September 28, 2018

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  • A Counter to Nihilistic Philosophy
    Nihilistic thinking is a dangerous, loathsome, and inaccurate mode of being. Rejecting it opens a door for growth through struggle and, ultimately, hope.
  • I’m scared, but I’m doing this anyway
    Somehow a fear of death and serious gymnastics can co-exist.
  • Of Love and Life
    The difficult moments in life can remind a person to break free from boxes and to explore the unknown.
  • A Black Tinted Hobby
    What pulls an athlete through water, pain, and disqualification?
  • My Archetypal Dog
    Does archetypal theory extend to animals? Carl Jung may not have thought so, but perhaps that's because he had never owned a bichon frise.

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