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Is drinking coffee worth the risk of cancer?

Is drinking coffee worth the risk of cancer?

Coffee is a staple in most teenagers' and adults' mornings. The average coffee consumption of the United States is 3.2 cups per person per day. Although coffee may seem beneficial giving us energy to power through the day, recently it was revealed that coffee causes...

Are beauty standards changing?

Are beauty standards changing?

Confidently Beautiful. That is the motto of the Miss Universe organization. If you’re not familiar with Miss Universe, it is a worldwide beauty pageant with participants from over 50 countries every year. The 2017 pageant, held Nov. 26, had 92 entrants. Beauty...

Does prejudice exist in our society?

Does prejudice exist in our society?

Prejudice is a heavy word that has connotations of hurt and judgment. The Merriam-Webster dictionary defines prejudice as “a preconceived judgment or opinion.” On the other hand, Google defines prejudice as “harm or injury that results or may result from some action...

‘HoCultural’ appropriation?

‘HoCultural’ appropriation?

This year’s homecoming theme, “Arabian Nights,” has stirred up conversation within the student body about how to accurately represent diverse cultural heritages. At the homecoming rally earlier this month, Charter Oak’s Advanced Dance class performed choreography...

What is the truth?: The Mandela Effect v. reality

What is the truth?: The Mandela Effect v. reality

When did Nelson Mandela die? Is it the Berenstain Bears or the Berenstein Bears? Does the evil queen say “Mirror, mirror on the wall” or “Magic mirror on the wall”? These questions and more have caused controversy online and the theory called the Mandela Effect. The...

Charter Oak student-athlete battles cancer

Dec. 5, 2014, is the date that changed Charter Oak senior Anthony Ortega’s life forever. Anthony was going through what was a normal day until he was in his second period Economics class. “I was in second period, and my friend Ryan Hansen pointed out that I had a ball...

Soccer standout signs with NAIA powerhouse

Charter Oak is usually known for sending football players to the next level, however, senior soccer player Angel Aguirre is helping to change that. On March 17, Aguirre signed his letter of intent to play for Marymount California University, an NAIA school that is...