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As I walked through the doors of Detroit’s Cobo Center, the bright lights of the signs reminded me of shining stars on a clear night. There was music, mumbles, the clicks of cameras snapping everywhere. I stood for a second, taking everything in. I was back at the North American International Auto Show, reporting for my school's newspaper. I smiled; it felt like home.
Detroit Cristo Rey senior Roberto Nunez says if he’s lucky, he logs four or five hours of sleep per night. Most would be alarmed by such a short amount of shut-eye, but for high school students, it can be typical.
Freshly ironed white collared button-down shirts, neatly pressed black slacks, dress shoes that would make your grandma proud, and for the boys--a tie. If you thought that was the uniform at the nearest high-class restaurant, you’re wrong.
Dressed in white togas and laurel crowns, students in Detroit Cristo Rey’s Latin III class performed a Kardashian-mocking skit called “Keeping up with Julian's” that won them second place at the University of Michigan’s second annual Copley Latin Day.
Detroit Cristo Rey High School formed its robotics team only a year ago, but as the team starts its second season, some students say that their experience with robotics has inspired them to make engineering their life’s work.
