By Annie Nesbitt ‘13, Contributor. This year saw a dramatic increase in interest in choir, enough that a second class, Choir Lab, is being offered during B bell, in addition to the traditional A Bell Choir. The two choirs consist of 17 students, including two new sophmores and eight freshmen.

By Haleigh Miller, ‘12, News Section Editor. British band Keane released their fourth album, Night Train, in May 2010. The wildly successful band has sold over 10 million albums around the world. They’ve been compared to bands like Coldplay, Snow Patrol, and Travis for their soft rock, alternative sound.

By Adriana Ungerleider, ‘12, Contributor. It’s rare that I enjoy a book recommended to me by someone else. It’s even rarer that I am inclined to write a book review about it. The Time Traveler’s Wife is one of those books.

By Gail Yacyshyn, ‘12, Contributor. My favorite show on TV is Bones. Murder, action, logic, and romance define and make this show the best out there. In every show a murder is solved by Temperance Brennan (a forensic anthropologist at the Jeffersonian) and her FBI partner Seeley Booth.

By Hannah Stewart, ‘12, A&E Editor. Ben Folds put on an incredible show that didn’t make me regret getting home early Monday morning, and I won’t forget it anytime soon.

By Audrey McCartney, ‘12, Contributor. Despite being the final season, each episode of Lost brings new questions, excitement, and even confusion.

By Rebecca Miller,’12 A&E Section Editor.
On Thursday, April 29, The CCDS Theatre program learned that it had been nominated for seven Cappies Awards for its Fall Musical Thoroughly Modern Millie. The winner will be announced at a Tony-like Gala on May 30. Read to see the nominees!

By Ellis Frederick ‘12, Contributor
Nearly two-and-a-half years after releasing her surprisingly popular debut, Kate Nash has returned with a sophomore album.

By Meredith Hritz, ‘10, A&E Editor. ‘Remember Me,’ directed by Allen Coulter, is not your run-of-the-mill chick flick. With romantic leads Robert Patinson and Emilie de Ravin, one would assume that this film would be nothing but a gushing romantic story about two star-crossed lovers, but that just isn’t the case.

By Cody Pomeranz, ‘11, Sports Section Editor. How many of these songs do you have on your iPod? Pictured: The National, featuring CCDS alums and brothers Aaron and Bryce Dessner.

By Cody Pomeranz, ‘11, Sports Section Editor. In light of the Academy Awards, here are 13 Oscar-worthy (and in some cases, Oscar-winning) titles for your Netflix queue or next trip to Hollywood Video.

Click to read excerpts from the official Cappies reviews of “Thoroughly Modern Millie,” performed at CCDS two weekends ago.