Opinions – Page 3

CCHS student Kate Ina ‘17 sketched her stance on social media, but more specifically regarding her recent break up with Twitter.

Bye-bye social media, hello real world

January 10, 2017

As more and more schools move toward digital-based textbooks and curriculum instead of traditional paper and pencil-based learning, students like Cathedral Catholic High School student Payton Straub '17 find themselves struggling to decide which method works best for them.

Forget paper or plastic; What about iPad or pencil?

December 8, 2016

Keeping CCHS cleaner and the world greener

November 30, 2016

Thanksgiving changes from pumpkins to sale signs, as shoppers disregard the importance of giving thanks.

Black Friday conundrum

November 23, 2016

No Shave November becomes a beneficial trend through the

Sinister root of unwitting charity participation

November 23, 2016

San Diego may not reap the full experience of fall, but the Thanksgiving tradition reaches the entire nation nonetheless.

Oh Thanksgiving, Thanksgiving, wherefore art thou Thanksgiving?

November 23, 2016

“1984” or 2016? Doublethink in politics.

May 25, 2016

CCHS alumna calls for dress code reform

Samantha Ramirez, CCHS Alumna '15

May 17, 2016

Dear Editor of the El Cid, I think it is time for all of us to really discuss the issue of girls uniforms at Cathedral Catholic High School. As part of the inaugural class for Cathedral's new uniform style in Fall 2011, I saw...

To rebel or not to rebel

May 17, 2016

Lady Gaga sparks conversation in the fight against sexual assault

April 6, 2016

From gay wedding cakes to HB757, the first amendment provides the answer

April 6, 2016

Some pundits believe socialism is for the birds.

Why socialism is on the rise in America, and why socialism will never work

March 11, 2016