Category: News

  By Aidan Cappellino ’20 Video games have long been a worthy opponent to productivity, responsibility, and most of all, serene parental relations. During the coronavirus pandemic, however, they have become a much-needed break from our current reality. For once, free time is abundant. With the world at a standstill, following social distancing guidelines has…

  By Andrew Donnelly ’20   Since the coronavirus pandemic began to take hold across the United States, the country has been in shambles. The economy is crippled, small businesses are suffering, and hospitals are overflowing with sick patients in need of urgent care. As a result, we have all become aware of the tremendous…

  By Jack Viscuso ’21   The coronavirus pandemic has limited each of our lives in profound ways, forcing us to come to grips with a temporary environment devoid of many social norms. All sectors of life have been affected, as children and teenagers across the country have been forced to move nearly all aspects…

By Jack Viscuso ’21 Technological innovations have brought their convenience into all facets of our daily life, from driving and communicating to cleaning and shopping, but in recent weeks, that convenience has shifted to reliance for millions of people across the globe. Eating has been no exception. For restaurants, a business shaped by human interaction…

By Andrew Donnelly ’20 For the last four years, the Chaminade Varsity Ice Hockey team has been chasing the elusive league championship that they successfully captured in 2015. After defeating Monsignor Farrell in a semi-finals overtime match thanks to junior Arthur Dulik’s last-minute goal, the Crimson and Gold finally got the chance to bring this…

Last season, the Varsity Basketball team’s season ended with a closely contested loss to Holy Trinity in the CHSAA Championship game. This year’s Flyers sought to redeem their loss, and kicked off the 2019-2020 season with a schedule full of top-notch opponents, including Center Moriches, Campus Magnet, Brentwood, Elmont, Commack, and nationally-ranked Long Island Lutheran. …

By: Jack Sadler ’21 Throughout the past few weeks, the stock market has made headlines for all the wrong reasons. As fears of the coronavirus rise, stock prices have swiftly plummeted. However, even with this recent turn of events, the juniors and seniors participating in this year’s Bloomberg Portfolio Challenge have continuously outperformed the market…

By Jack Sadler ’21 Basketball Playoffs After a successful season and a winning record, the varsity basketball team looks to extend their season with a playoff win this Friday, February 28. The quarterfinal game will be played in the AAC at 4:30pm. Strong support from the student body is greatly appreciated and the team is…

By: Jesus Garcia ’23 Each year, all members of the freshmen class have the opportunity to attend Restless, an evening of recollection. The night consists of different games, sharing in dinner, and adoration. Throughout the night, the classmates strengthened their bonds with old friends and fostered relationships with new ones.  At the beginning of the…