Growing Pains

Eoin Cunningham, Segment Producer|May 21, 2021

Eoin Cunningham

Eoin Cunningham offers up a mixture of gardening advice and retrospection.

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Eoin Cunningham, Segment Producer

Eoin Cunningham is a junior at Carlmont High School. He is a segment producer and managing video editor for ScotCenter. He likes to watch movies and cook in his free time. To check out his portfolio, click here.

Twitter: @eoin_cunningham

Approval of girls flag football as official high school sport furthers opportunities

Approval of girls’ flag football as official high school sport furthers opportunities

Family and friends come together for Celebrate the Music Festival

Family and friends come together for Celebrate the Music Festival

Pastries and Pups mix the perfect event combo with desserts and dogs

Pastries and Pups mix the perfect event combo with desserts and dogs

To kill or not to kill: looking beyond the connotations of kill and no-kill shelters

To kill or not to kill: looking beyond the connotations of “kill” and “no-kill” shelters

ChiChai Mateo visits the San Carlos Library to host an activity to make a paper bouquet of Filipino florals.

Asian American and Pacific Islander Heritage Month unites the community

Carlmont students attend a dress rehearsal on Wednesday night to prepare for their upcoming shows.

Carlmont Choirs are preparing to dazzle audiences in upcoming pop concert

Cinco de Mayo is a Mexican holiday on May 5th celebrating the 1862 victory of Mexican troops over the French at the Battle of Puebla, enabling them to eventually winning their independence. Today, Cinco de Mayo remains a celebration of culture and heritage across the country, with parades, block parties, and folkloric ballet.

Cartoon: Cinco de Mayo

Issues not included in the previous College Board framework include the Black Lives Matter movement and reparations. There have been speculations that the College Board has bowed to political pressure when creating their curriculum. “Topics like reparations and the Civil Rights Movement are politically charged, but it’s also important to learn how little has changed,” said Carlmont history teacher Eric Perkins.

College Board revises AP African American Studies after backlash

Trombone player practices for the battle of the bands.

Celebrate the Music 2023

Junior Owen Livesay looks for an open pass while being pressured.

Panthers claw Scots on senior night

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