Columns – El Cid

Cole Hard Facts: A “powerful” misconception

April 12, 2019

A currently polarizing topic in United States, college admissions have sparked a dialogue whether the university a student attends noticeably contributes to professional success.

Cole Hard Facts: Harvard…I’ll pass

March 15, 2019

Many people believe the “spoiled Don” stereotype and practice over-characterizing the CCHS student body as hyper-privileged and overindulgent. The image animates the perception and its spoiled nature.

Cole Hard Facts: The Spoiled Don

February 15, 2019

A plethora of questions are asked in regards to the border wall, as many people search for facts and statistics behind the polarizing issue.

Cole Hard Facts: The dangerous immigrant

February 2, 2019

During spring break Photo Editor Carson Linxwiler '18 ventures to Ramona, California, where a long, dusty trail leads to Cedar Creek Falls.

Stomping around San Diego: Cedar Creek Falls

May 17, 2017

The Weekender: A Walk in Balboa Park

May 19, 2016

Coffee’s common misconceptions 

April 4, 2016

The World As We Know It: What is Super Tuesday and Who Won?

Tommy Lyle Temple, Staff Writer

March 7, 2016

A sizable amount of states voted on presidential primary contestants on March 1. The stakes were high, awarding the day the title "Super Tuesday." This year's states were Alabama, Arkansas, Georgia, Massachusetts, Minnesota, Ok...

Supreme Court Justice Antonin Scalia's untimely passing prompted some unlikely theories about the cause of his death.

The World As We Know It: Top 5 Craziest Conspiracy Theories About Scalia’s Death

March 3, 2016

You can find art on every street corner of West Hollywood.

Traveling with El Syd: LA for a day

February 16, 2016

Ask Arcelita: Formalities

February 4, 2016

The Weekender: Exploring San Diego in Hillcrest / Bankers Hill

February 2, 2016