In the huddle: a football documentary – Scot Scoop News
The Carlmont Varsity Football team fights to restore their glory after struggling the past few seasons. Leading the charge are seniors Johnny Dunne, Keoki Firenze, Sean Chopoff, Daniel Mattioli, and Brian Sagon, a group determined to make the most of their final season together. Each member of the team has put in the work in...
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Dickens Fair brings Victorian Christmas to Cow Palace
Nov 25, 2024 · The Dickens Fair welcomes the wafting smells of cinnamon and spice to the air of Cow Palace from Nov. 23 to Dec. 22, showcasing the works of Charles Dickens in an immersive Renaissance Fair. People from all different backgrounds gathered to kick off the holiday season with a celebration of the works of Charles Dickens,...
Toxic masculinity: Poisoning the minds of generations
Dec 17, 2024 · According to the American Foundation for Suicide Prevention, suicide is the 11th leading cause of death in the United States.The United States Centers for Disease Control and Prevention also says that this rate has only risen in recent years. Through advocacy, Blake reminds others that they aren’t alone and encourages individuals to challenge harmful norms that pressure men to suppress their ...
Carlmont rolls out red carpet for Winter Formal - Scot Scoop News
As the Winter Formal approaches, Carlmont students are clamoring to find what to wear and people to go with. Still, the Associated Student Body (ASB) has been prepared with new additions and innovative ideas for months. Carlmont’s Winter Formal will be held at the Fox Theater in Redwood City on Jan. 20; all Carlmont students...
Editorial: Students need to stop exploiting their trauma in college ...
Dec 11, 2024 · The practice of students focusing their college essays on personal trauma has been referred to as “trauma dumping.” As college admissions continue to become more competitive, the pressure to trauma dump rises, for students feel the need to offer a narrative that is dramatic and evocative to admissions officers.
French Club fosters culture and connections – Scot Scoop News
Dec 17, 2024 · From baking blue macarons to playing competitive trivia games, Carlmont’s French Club is a vibrant space for students to come together and celebrate French culture creatively. The French Club at Carlmont offers students unique opportunities to immerse themselves in French traditions through hands-on activities …
Second semester pushes limits and tests resilience
Jan 15, 2025 · As the second semester starts at Carlmont, students and teachers work to regain focus and motivation, navigating higher expectations and new goals. With winter break now in the past, students struggle with enhanced academic challenges and the new responsibilities of testing, extracurriculars, and applications. Many teachers …
Quiz: Are you more of a Glinda or an Elphaba? – Scot Scoop News
Nov 13, 2024 · Jessica Li is a junior in her second year at Carlmont Journalism, and she is very excited to be an editor for Scot Scoop. In her free time, she loves participating in theatre productions, playing Dress to Impress with friends, and creating game content for the site.
Opinion: Chegg’s decline serves as a warning for future companies
Nov 20, 2024 · After the pandemic, the online education company Chegg enjoyed a booming market cap, reaching $12 billion at one point. Now, the company is valued at around $159 million – around a 90% decline. Why? Many of Chegg’s users have started using free artificial intelligence (AI) apps instead of paying for Chegg. As a result, Chegg...