By Amanda Young, ’11, News Section Editor. A world-renowned photographer’s racy lecture at CCDS on Friday, Dec. 4, and the administration’s decision to cut it short serve as a “teachable moment” for the school.

By Kate Flexter, ’10, A&E Section Editor. If an artist’s job is to provoke reaction or controversy, then Duane Michals fulfilled his duty. He created a dialogue where there was none, opened our eyes to our surroundings, and forced us to question all that we know. Often it is the reaction, the debate, or even the argument that a piece evokes that is the true work of art. With a biography of Mr. Michals by Meredith Hritz, ‘10, A&E Editor.

By Hannah Stewart, ’12, Contributor. I was not offended in any way by Mr. Michals. In fact, I found him incredibly entertaining, but his lecture was inappropriate for school hours.