• November 28The 3rd marking period for students with 4X4 classes will end on Wednesday, Dec. 14.
  • November 22Jostens will hold assemblies for juniors and seniors on Tuesday, Nov. 29.
  • November 14Good luck to all winter athletes as they enter their seasons.
  • November 10United Way will hold the annual Blood Drive in the gym on Wednesday, Nov. 30, from 8 a.m.-12:45 p.m.
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ESPORTS RAPIDLY GAINS momentum and is growing in numbers across the country. Now, universities and colleges offer scholarships for their Esports teams and there are also viable career paths in the industry.
E-Sports comes to CHS, growing extracurricular activity across the country
Olivia Peterson, Sports Editors • November 22, 2022
JUNIOR REX LEMON nourishes his body after giving a pint of blood to American Red Cross. The blood given by CHS students will help those who need it in the community.
Key Club saves lives, annual blood drive event
Samantha Radford, Opinion Editor • November 14, 2022
SENIOR GOVERNMNET STUDENTS voted and volunteered at the Great Neck Recreation Center, which is located right next to the school. The location proved helpful for the students could encourage neighbors and peers as they went to vote.
Senior government students volunteer at election polls, get involved
Amelia Keck, Editor-in -Chief • November 10, 2022
Sports
THE MARLINS EARNED a flag due to an illegal formation that moved them backwards ten yards. Due to the flag the Marlins needed to move up 20 yards in order to get a first down.
Falcon football reaches second round regional play
Ethan Casey, Sports Editor • November 15, 2022
BEACH DISTRICT GIRLS basketball teams competed against each other in a team camp at the end of October. The games were hosted by Kellam High School and gave the girls an opportunity to play pre-season.
Girls basketball attends pre-season play, Beach District Schools
Olivia Peterson, Student Life Editor • November 9, 2022
WATER POLO PLAYERS win the Beach District championship match. The team defeated the Ocean Lakes Dolphins for the title and will move on to regional matches.
Water Polo team wins Beach District, remain undefeated
Amelia Keck, Editor-in-Chief • November 7, 2022
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JUNIORS SHANE CIOLFI, Michael Hillier, and Aidan Bruehl bring teachers down to a more personal level, asking them what should have been rapid-fire questions. Ciolfi, Hillier, and Bruehl werent sure if the staff interviewed actually knew what the concept of rapid-fire truly means as most answers gave more information than necessary.

Rapid fire questions take teachers to more personal level

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AP PHYSICS STUDENTS junior Cassi Martin and seniors Evi Capetanakis and Evan Spencer use a meter stick to determine the centripetal force of the flying pig. The pig flys around to give the students live practice at measuring.

Flying Pig Project: AP Physics students learn Newton’s Laws

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SENIOR GOVERNMNET STUDENTS voted and volunteered at the Great Neck Recreation Center, which is located right next to the school. The location proved helpful for the students could encourage neighbors and peers as they went to vote.

Senior government students volunteer at election polls, get involved

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JUNIOR JAKE COLUCCI throws song lyrics at ninth grade Biology teacher Ms. Moresco. She hopes to score a point for the teachers.

Students, teachers finish song lyrics from their generation

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SENIOR RAMEY BOWER celebrates after winning top royalty at the schools Homecoming game in October. She reflected with friends on her past accomplishments as a proud Falcon.

Humans Of Cox: November 2022 Edition

Student Life
SENIOR LAUREN MARKS assembles trendy jewelry for her small business MadeByLaurennn in her office at home. She has spent hours in this creative space to construct new ideas for her business.
Small town passion turns into small business, MadeByLaurennn
Elyse Unger, Editor-In-Chief • November 28, 2022
CHS COFFEE SHOP announces newest seasonal coffee flavor. Their peppermint mocha is an iced version of a classic holiday taste.
Coffee shop offers rotating flavors, seasonal twists
Amelia Keck, Editor-in-Chief • November 22, 2022
JUNIOR GERARD JOHNSON (left) discusses his favorite traditional Thanksgiving meal, along with his thoughts on who might win the Cowboys vs. Giants game that day. People are seemingly more interested in football than in eating.
Thanksgiving brings thankful and grateful thoughts
Jake Colucci and Olivia Prettyman • November 22, 2022
COQUETTES DANCE TEAM celebrates with their coach after receiving the Manchester Dance competition Grand Championship Award. According to the captains, they were proud to have led their team to another victory.
Coquettes compete for Grand Champion title, take the win
Claire Moorehead, Student Life Editor • November 21, 2022
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Falcon Stage Company plans to 'crush' competition, One-Act play
Mallory Fisher, Managing Editor • November 29, 2022
MRS VAN VEENHUYZEN and her AP,II, and Core Art students visited William and Marys Muscarelle Museum last week before Thanksgiving break. Students had the privilege to learn printmaking by professional printmaker Stephen Prince (pictured far right).
Distinguished artist Steve Prince inspires art students, William and Mary Muscarelle museum
Samantha Radford, Opinion Editor • November 28, 2022
NAHS STUDENTS CREATED the Shaka bras back side which was made from quilted paper, a hula skirt, and a plastic lay. The bra is currently on display at Lynnhaven Mall, but later in the month it will be put into the showcase by Mrs. Van Veenhuyzen.
AP Art students enter the Bra Ha Ha event
Quinaja Harrington, Arts & Entertainment Editor • October 31, 2022
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Humans of CHS
SENIOR LARRY ELFELT takes pride in holding the 2022 region championship trophy for boys cross country. His many years of training prepared him to be a titleholder his senior year.
Humans Of Cox: November 2022 Edition 4.0
Olivia Harriman, Student Life Editor • November 28, 2022
As a tribute to the social media blog "Humans of NY", the Falcon Press staff decided to create a spin-off entitled, "Humans of Cox". Staff members will roam the hall each month and find a human with an inspirational bit of advice, unusual story to tell, or who simply wants to chat about life.
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Opinion
ROSALINE OFFERS A new perspective on Shakespeares classic play, Romeo and Juliet. This time the story was told from Rosalines point of view.
"Rosaline" breathes new life into an old tale
Destiny Bruce, Opinion Editor • November 14, 2022
BOBOS FINE CHICKEN provides southern-style lunch and dinner type food for locals and tourists alike. The restaurant has a truck that sits outside along side the building that says The Colonel Is Dead Try Bobos Instead.
Bobo's Fine Chicken Restaurant, does Chick-fil-a have competition?
Liam Flanary, Student Life Editor • October 27, 2022
BAD GUYS, the movie version, hit theaters earlier this year. This movie, adapted from a novel, is a comedy about a group of con men who try to be good.
"Bad Guys" movie proven not so bad
Destiny Bruce, Opinion Editor • October 25, 2022
Staff Editorial
Student news censorship: harmful or necessary?
Staff • October 21, 2022
ICONIC MUSICIAN ELVIS Presley lived life doing what he loved.. Although his life overall was tumultuous, this movie give insight into the life of Elvis.
"Elvis" shines, new spotlight on the king's story
Destiny Bruce, Opinion Editor • October 4, 2022
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