Tide Turning in Favor of Kennedy Swim Team as New Records Set
By Christopher Wong, Chief Editor Kennedy’s swim team is accelerating to new heights as some of the school’s records, some as old as 30 years, were broken by several students. […]
Kennedy ASB Cabinet Candidates Call for Change
The ASB cabinet candidates plan to bolster school spirit and connect to more students on campus, including plans for events and a suggestion box.
Holiday of the Week: Like Limericks?
By Christopher Wong, Chief Editor The reason to smile today Limerick Day, shout hooray! Though quite inconsequential But a teeny bit special I don’t have permission from Jose. Today, […]
Holiday of the Week: Tu-bad You’re Not a Tubist
JFK Senior Chan Henry shares her experience playing tuba and sousaphone in JFK's marching band.
Spaghetti Strap-Clad Students Claim Second Amendment “Right to Bare Arms”
By Topher Rong, Italian Noodle Expert Thursday, March 30th, students protested the district’s ban on spaghetti straps, claiming that the Second Amendment guarantees the “right to bare arms.” In the […]
Going Once, Going Twice, Kennedy Senior Auction Gone
By Christopher Wong and Dominic J Larsen, Editorial Staff A recent move by Kennedy administration to discontinue the Senior Auction fundraiser has caused debate between students in favor of continuing […]
Class of 2018 Government in a Pinch After St. Patrick’s Day Conspiracy Allegations
By Connie Spirist, Skepticism Editor JFK’s Junior class government is being accused of conspiracy for planning a Class Colors Day on Friday, March 17th. March 17th was also St. Patrick’s Day. The […]
Happy National Landline Telephone Day
By Christopher Wong, Chief Editor Hold the phone. Today, March 10, is National Landline Telephone Day. The holiday celebrates the invention of the landline telephone, which was successfully tested for […]
The Wall Around Our Restrooms
By Christopher Wong, Chief Editor Kennedy is home to thousands of human teenagers, and all human beings have normal bodily functions, one of those being the need to use the […]
Thomas Crapper Day, Royal Flush
By Christopher Wong, Chief Editor January 27th is Thomas Crapper Day. Although Thomas Crapper is thought to have invented the flush toilet, in reality he had a minor impact in […]
Johnson Warriors sent back to Boot Camp by the Lady Cougars Basketball Team
By Christopher Wong, Chief Editor Last Friday, January 20th, Kennedy’s women’s basketball teams demolished Hiram Johnson’s team with a score of 57-25. The game was not unusual for team captain […]
Free Shipping Day
Online shopping offers many luxuries to shoppers, offering many items to choose from and ease of searching for exactly what to buy. However, online shopping comes with a downside, shipping. […]
The World According to Sly
By Christopher Wong, Chief Editor The Clarion had the opportunity to talk to one of Kennedy’s longest-serving campus monitors, Sly Shelton to help answer often-asked questions from students on our campus about […]
Why We Need the First Amendment and Newspapers
By Christopher Wong, Chief Editor Events play out around us every day. Good and evil act out and bring charity, hope, tragedy, and anger. The population needs a way to […]
The Clarion Doesn’t Rest Over the Summer
Summer is well underway, but the staff of The Clarion has not just been sitting around doing nothing, or walking around in circles catching Pokemon. On July 8 and 9, […]
526 Seniors Set to Graduate June 15
A senior class of 526 students is preparing for graduation this June. This culminating event marks the end of high school, but the beginning of life to come as an […]
Apptitude: Miitomo
By Christopher Wong, Editor in chief Apptitude is a new app spotlight column featuring trending apps. Miitomo is a new social app and Nintendo’s first entry into the smartphone marketplace. […]
