By Ross Tanebaum, Online New Editor
• October 29, 2015
Halloween is one time of the year when people love to get scared.
Fear is an emotion that brings out a physical reaction. Sweat starts pouring, the heart beats faster, and adrenaline rushes through...
Youth Art for Healing
The National Arts Society at CHS has teamed up with Youth Art for Healing, an organization that works to place art created by students in healthcare centers to create a comforting...
By Sarah O'Brien, Production Editor
• October 29, 2015
Senior Sophia Kim is both a visual and an auditory artist. She has been painting ever since she learned how to hold a pencil, and she has been playing viola for three years. Before that she played violin...
This Dec. 18, the movie franchise that has defined the childhood of millions makes its return to the big screen.
The Force Awakens will be the seventh installment in the Star Wars series, set 30 years...
By Balbina Yang, Features Editor
• October 20, 2015
With school well under way, students’ stress levels are at an all-time high, leading to fatigue and breakouts. While it is difficult to get enough hours of sleep and combat acne, it is not impossible,...
By Sarah O'brien, Productin Editor
• September 30, 2015
This past weekend, D.C. lovers congregated in West Potomac Park for the Landmark Music Festival to raise money for the National Mall.
The National Mall is underfunded yet highly visited, so The Trust...
By Sara Heimlich, Social Media Editor
• September 30, 2015
Naomi Ratz, former English teacher and current Yearbook advisor, has big plans and high expectations for the theater department as she takes over as theater director this year.
Ratz has graduate degrees...
By Fiona Asbury, Editor-in-chief
• September 29, 2015
Despite its hard-to-miss presence, the drumline is perhaps one of the most underappreciated aspects of the CHS community. Led by senior captains Leo Simon, Zach Eisner and Shayan Sadegh, the drumline consists...
The scent of a good, hot breakfast might be the only thing that “egg”cites you to get out of bed every morning.
For many, a typical breakfast consists of eggs, toast or cereal, but for some CHS...
By Madison Hurr, Features Editor
• September 28, 2015
On Sept. 25, junior trombonist Ethan Shrier performed at a luncheon co-hosted by U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry and U.S. Vice President Joe Biden to welcome China’s president Xi Jinping on his visit...
By Maya Rosenberg, Social Media Editor
• September 25, 2015
Eighteen thousand people filled the Verizon Center Sept. 22 to watch flame haired singer – songwriter Ed Sheeran perform the first of his two shows in DC.
Christina Perri, the opening act, warmed...
By Lauren Roseman, Business Manager
• September 16, 2015
Varsity girls’ soccer coach Haroot Hakopian will be on The Dr. Oz Show Thursday, Sept. 17, at 1 p.m. to talk about concussions.
When Dr. Oz recently got brain scans back from the doctor that showed...
