1. Battle: Los Angeles- March 11th, 2011 Preview- This movie is looking to be one of the hit movies of the Spring movie season. Although it comes out today, most movie goers, like myself, will have already seen it seven hours ago. The movie stars Aaron Eckhart ( The Dark Knight), Michelle Rodriguez ( Avatar), [...]
An editorial on the dangers of distracted driving For five years, as Coronado Explorer Journalism Advisor, I’ve kept my published newspaper columns to year-end “thank you’s.” This issue I break my silence because I care about someone: You. And our community. Prior to the January 29th home boys varsity basketball home game, Officer Hathaway and the Scottsdale Police Department, [...]
Coronado athletes play their hearts out and leave everything on the field. A Coronado athlete is also a student who lives their dreams to the fullest. An excellent example of this is Craig Heyer (’04) who is currently a minor league pitcher in the New York Yankees organization. Heyer graduated from Coronado High School in 2004, lettering [...]
As we embark on our golden anniversary, we are encouraging present and future (Supai) Coronado students to help us in creating our 50th trademark to be used throughout the 2011-2012 school year. We are asking each of you to encourage our creative and artistic students to showcase their talents by entering the 50th trademark contest. [...]
Blossoms of love are blooming all across the Coronado campus. Can these majestic bloomed buds of beauty survive winter’s cold harsh winds of wisdom? Some do, some don’t. Only time can tell whether or not your new shrub is right or amiss. What some seeds don’t realize is how lovely these blossoms smell this time of [...]
by Wyatt Richardson Spring Break. Enough said right? Beautiful weather, green grass, the mumers and outbursts of fans at Scottsdale Stadium, no mandated curricululm, all for us Seniors to indulge in. Yes, you read correctly, us Seniors. It is quite logical that since this our final Spring Break, that we should have the exclusive liberty to [...]
Pokemon games have been around for more than a decade.The battle systems are good, bad thing about it, is you can’t switch the moves around. The game’s graphics has NES style. The game has you start of in Pallot Town where Professor Oak gives you a choice: Bulbasaur, Squritle, or Charmander. Be carfull though, Oak’s Grandson [...]
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Coronado Baseball is now a quinquagenarian, that is, it’s embarking on its 50th season. If you don’t know why this is a big deal, just look at the back of the shirts. Coronado has made the state playoffs 46 times out of 49 years, winning it all four times, most recently in 2007. The only question is: [...]
As spring break continues to draw nearer and nearer, the excitement over proposed plans heightens tremendously. Students talk of plans to travel across the country, go out partying, spend their time doing the insane amount of homework assigned, or sleep all day, every day. But what about those who have no plans? That’s where I’m [...]
Every 54 minutes, abell rings across the Coronado campus, sending hundreds of students flocking into the hallways. Most fight through the crowds on their way to class; others take the opportunity to stand in the middle of the halls making out with their significant other. This occurs on a daily basis, and every student has [...]