Every year, the Chaminade students in the Global Economic Leadership class host a day called the “Chaminade Winter Promenade”. Students transform into entrepreneurs as they form companies that will sell products at the Promenade. Products range from athletic competitions to paninis made…
While other students were typing up their essays, a then thirteen-year-old Ariana Hoshino was bent over a stop motion animation of "Flowers for Algernon". With her mom’s old still-life camera, Hoshino was coaxing movement out of still images and stories out of clay. ...
In 2015, the United Nations established a series of 17 goals, dubbed the “Sustainable Development Goals,” that they wished to accomplish by 2030. According to the United Nations, these goals were implemented to help unite the countries of both the developed and the...
Quick….close your eyes and think about summer. What pops into your mind? Visions of tropical beaches and aquarium blue water? Lying on the couch with your favorite book or video game? Perhaps a pool full of flamingo inflatables and an afternoon with friends? Well,...
Surprising or disappointing? The Chargers made the playoffs for the first time since 2018. Surprising? The Chargers spent the most money they ever had in free agency preparing for a massive season. Disappointing? It is an opinionated question that depends on your...
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