The Red Cup by Jackson Smith The dishes are washed and heated, in a routine the dishwasher knows best. The red cup, along with the...
A Dream by Conor Brown I dreamt of nothing wrong last night. I woke up happy but remembered I can’t really fly. You don’t exist...
Vol. 1 by Carson McKay I remember one thing from preschool. Just one thing. I remember that adrenaline pumping, Velcro shoe stomping, Four-year-old heart thumping...
With the coronavirus keeping everyone cooped up in their houses, one thing people miss the most is their friends. I want to give some ideas...
Above: Canned foods gain more importance during quarantine. Half a teaspoon of resourcefulness, a tablespoon of self-quarantine, and a cup of creativity create the...
As a member of the school’s fitness team, I was scared when the school closed due to the coronavirus. After a solid win at the...
Life throws curveballs at us almost every day. These curveballs can be as small as burning one’s toast by accident in the morning or as...
These past four years have had their ups and downs. At one point I truly thought, “My high school experience has been a trepid crawl...
Well, here it is. When I joined the Rocket Times staff as a junior, my senior farewell seemed so far away. While junior year took...
To preface, I want to thank all of my teachers and friends as well as everyone who made my Catholic High experience what it was....