Interview with Madelyn B, Owner of Terrestrial Culture
By CCA / 02.22.2021
Are you looking for cute and affordable jewelry? Do you like crystals and supporting small businesses? Then, TerrestrialCulture might just be the Etsy shop for you! Run by fellow sophomore and my friend Madelyn B; you’re sure to find something that matches your style from her shop! In this interview, Madelyn answers some different questions […]
College Prep for High-Schoolers: From Freshman to Senior
By CCA / 02.22.2021
As you as you enter high school, the concept of college will appear in your life, and if you do go this path, there’s a lot to prepare for it. That’s why it’s important to start getting ready from day one in your first year as a freshman. Today, I’ll go over some tips on […]
What is an Axolotl? All About the Adorable Amphibian
By CCA / 02.22.2021
The axolotl (pronounced Ax-oh-lot-tul), also called the Mexican Walking Fish, is a critically-endangered amphibian that lives exclusively in Mexico City. Axolotls get their name from the Aztec God Xolotl. According to legend, Xolotl was a dog-headed god of lightning and fire who led spirits to the underworld. The axolotl is a relative of the salamander […]
Classical Music Spotlight: Year 2 -Winter Issue
By CCA / 02.22.2021
Welcome back to Classical Music Spotlight, the one-stop-shop for all things classical music at The Comet! Today, it may be a little one sided, but the variety is still here. Classical Music Review will talk about the Snow Maiden Suite by Rimsky Korsakov, OperaTime! will discuss the popular opera, Carmen by Georges Bizet, and History […]
Sweethearts Valentine’s Day Playlist
By CCA / 02.22.2021
Are you looking to continue the Valentine’s Day vibes with some music? Well, this playlist has got you covered! It’s full to the brim with love songs from throughout the years that you’re sure to enjoy. From pop super-stars like Ariana Grande and Taylor Swift to bands like Maroon5 and the Jonas Brothers, you’re more […]
Goodbye Goodreads, Hello StoryGraph!
By CCA / 02.22.2021
As quarantine carries on in most countries across the globe, more and more people have turned to books for solace. This increased interest in reading has heightened traffic on platforms such as YouTube and Goodreads, where the online book community come together to discuss anything and everything book-related. One topic of discussion, that has made […]
My Top 5 Reads of 2020
By CCA / 02.22.2021
As we transition into the New Year, it is important that readers reflect on their 2020 in terms of what books they read, so that they can get a better sense of their favorite genres and series to pick up in 2021! Here, I will be breaking down my absolute top 5 favorite reads of […]
Books to Add to your Reading List for 2021
By CCA / 02.22.2021
More than ever this year, we can find a pleasant escape to other worlds within books; an escape to worlds that are fantastical, inspiring, and adventurous. Whether you are an avid reader or not, these books are sure to carry you through a journey that is worthwhile! The Illiad by Homer Genre: Epic Poetry, Tragedy […]
The Rundown on the 2021 Georgia Runoffs
By CCA / 02.22.2021
Ever since the conclusion of one of the most monumental presidential elections in U.S. history, all anyone has talked about isthe 2021 Georgia Runoffs and their importance. However,the barrage of news Left and Right (see what I did there?) has made it difficult to follow this key Senate race, leading many – even weeks after […]
2022 Hyundai Tuscon
By CCA / 02.22.2021
The new Tucson has gotten a huge redesign from its previous models, and it doesn’tfall short of a bold and stunning design. Available in early 2021, the new Tucson is sure to delight Tucson fans everywhere (including myself, as I’m an avid Tucson lover – if you know me, you would know). Although my favorite […]