By Ellis Frederick, ‘12, Contributor. The remastered Abbey Road reminds us of the genius of The Beatles.

By Isaac Guttman, ‘10, News Editor. Dean of Service Learning Deborah Floyd said she hopes her role will be “less administrative and about number crunching, and more about trying to inspire others to find and pursue their passion.”

By Sophie Weinstein, ‘13, Contributor. Jamie Huelskamp sheds light on her own experiences with fashion design, which include creating her own fabulous Homecoming dress.

By Cody Pomeranz, ‘11, Sports Section Editor. Though their team was marked by injury, illness, and youth, the seniors stepped up to the plate and led the team to a second place finish in the Miami Valley Conference.

By Cody Pomeranz, ‘11, Sports Section Editor. Mr. Obama, you’ve said time and again that the American people are going to have to make “hard decisions.” You need to be held to the same standard on health care, Afghanistan, and gay rights.

By Baldur Tangvald, ‘11, Video Editor. Go see Where the Wild Things Are if you want to watch a movie that is visually stunning and makes you feel as though you want to run around and play pretend games like you did when you were younger.

By Avery Maier, ‘13, Contributor. While CCDS has a very prominent language program, until now the languages available for study have been limited to French and Spanish. Beginning Nov. 2, Mandarin Chinese will be offered as an after-school club to all divisions of CCDS.

By Amanda Young, ‘11, News Section Editor. For CCDS Athletic Director Theresa Hirschauer, fondly known as “Hirsch,” ovarian cancer is just another challenge to be overcome with strong character, openness, and optimism.

By Xanni Brown, ‘10, and Allison Lazarus, ‘10, Section Editors. What to tell your teachers when you forget an assignment.

If you could choose, which winter sport would you add to those currently offered at CCDS?

Click to view a cartoon by Jessup Smith, ‘10.

By Kate Taylor, ‘11, Contributor. Alanah Hall, ‘11, and Kyle Kistinger, ‘12, both aim to compete at the state level in cross country.