This year Multicultural Morning focused on foreign films. Students offer their perspectives on the six films shown.

By Cassie Sachs ‘13, Contributor.
With an increased participation from nine to fourteen, Coach Steve Conner is excited about the gymnastics squad’s potential.

By Edwin Sam ‘13, Sports Editor. The CCDS Boys and Girls Soccer teams had extraordinary captains that inspired their teams to go the extra mile to win close games. The captains, or skippers as informally called in soccer, played well on a consistent basis and made everybody want to emulate their aggression and determination to get big wins.

By Alexis Victor ‘11, Contributor. Have you ever found yourself wondering what it’s like to shadow a doctor? Or to study in a wilderness medical course? From lab work with mice or helping kids learn how to walk again, or taking care of campers on an island, seniors share their summer experiences at four very different medical programs.

By Avery Maier ‘13, News Editor
On Friday, June 4th, 2010, Erika Armstead finished third in the Ohio state long jump event. This strong finish brought to a close a season in which the Indians won their third consecutive MVC championship and their 20th district title since 1985.

By Adriana Ungerleider, ‘12, Contributor. The Philanthropic Board hopes to establish a CCDS micro-enterprising grant. Micro-financing is based on the idea that if one person in a community starts a business, the entire community benefits from a strengthened economy and a source of steady income. The loans can be small but have a big impact.

Prose, poetry, and letters to the editor of Streetvibes from Kate Taylor, Alexis Victor, Lindsay Dougan, Alexandra McInturf, and Ilana Habib.

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.

The manager of our hotel told us shortly before we headed out to the beach that Miley Cyrus was filming a new movie at that exact same location. Great, we thought, so there’s going to be five times as many people and a bunch of screaming little girls.