Hello again Coronado. The wonderful world of Arizona has brought together some superb upcoming events. Here are six highlights to look forward to in the next month. Arizona State Fair presents: Snoop Dogg - @7PM Friday October 29th, 2010 at the State Fair grounds. FREE with purchase of Fair entry ticket. The prolific rap star, [...]
October 29th game to be webcasted live on AIA 365 At press time, the Dons have a 3-2 East Sky Region record and with two games to go in the regular season, the Dons already have a potential shot at the playoffs but must win at least one game for a guaranteed spot. The Dons will play the [...]
An action short story of love, village life, and revenge by Qadir Holloway (11), Ann Nguyen (11), Laura Cortez (11) and Christian Garcia (11), students in Ms. Anderson’s English III. He ran through the jungle; his eyes peeled on end taking in every vibrant color, sound, and motion this place could render. He would become the best [...]
See students and staff be fleet-footed, or, at least make you laugh on November 10th performing arts benefit show. Feet will move , music will pulse, and bright lights will illuminate Coronado’s Eugene Hansen Auditorium on November 10th when “Dancing with the Staff” opens its doors to the Coronado community at 7:00 PM. Is this show worth watching? Read for yourselves. You’ve seen your [...]
For the first time in school history, Coronado was granted exclusivity in premiering arguably one of the most hyped movies of the year. This advanced screening was arranged at the Harkins Fashion Square 7 at 7PM on November 18th, offering members of the Coronado Community a chance to see Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows Part 1 before it opened to the general public. [...]
A poetry submission By Summer Contreras (12) Why hold back? On the side of me that loves to learn, The side that people see most, That’s bright, inquisitive, self-directed, With an insatiable thirst for knowledge. Why hold back? On the side of me that’s sensitive, The side that cares about people, That’s vulnerable, sometimes irrational, [...]
An historical fiction short story set in Colonial America, on the American slave experience By Sanjana Khanna (11), English III Honors As the ill-fated ship of slaves captives rattled and shook, I began to wonder how I got here. I remembered the moment the tribe leader kidnapped and sold me to the American man. I remembered standing on [...]
Mixing historical fiction and fantasy, a short story on karma’s role in the American Revolution By Monica Beltran (11) Long before time existed, beings of unusual powers traveled amongst eternal space. These beings never aged and never sympathized with the dead or the weak-hearted. Their legacy was marked by heavy punishment and granted opportunities that [...]
An historical fiction piece on the Colonial American Experience from the Native perspective by Vanessa Mercado (11), English III Honors In my tribe[1], the elders say there was a wise giant named Moshup, who led us away from the fighting of the mainland. He then dragged his toe across the land and the ocean rushed into the [...]
Free showing of HP 6 in the Lecture Hall welcomes families to dress up and hang out For as far back as any of us care to remember, the Harry Potter series has played a critical role in many of our lives. From the pages to the big screen, we have stood back and watched [...]