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Students take promposals to a whole new level

Students take ‘promposals’ to a whole new level

By Jordan Janis and Katie Gauch, Features Editor and Production Editor May 30, 2013

The only thing better than stalking seniors on Facebook the morning after prom (Other than going to prom, that is) is catching a glimpse of cute proposals—a.k.a. "promposals."  Here are some of the...

MCR Reps give students a voice in local politics

By Gil Jacobson, Online Breaking News Writer May 30, 2013

It is that time of year again: the time for students to exercise their democratic powers and select their SGA and class officers for the upcoming school year. While many officer position descriptions seem...

His name is Grody, Charles Grody, contest finalist

His name is Grody, Charles Grody, contest finalist

By Sammi Silber, Observations Editor May 29, 2013

There’s a secret agent walking the CHS hallways, but it’s not James Bond—it’s freshman Charles Grody, a finalist in the Burn Notice Science Challenge. Charles is one of 25 finalists across the...

Girls vision of a perfect body differs from boys

Girls’ vision of a ‘perfect body’ differs from boys’

By Skylar Whitman, Staff Writer May 29, 2013

It’s almost summertime, and many teenage girls are working hard to get the stereotypical "perfect beach body" that "all guys care about," which seems to mean not having your thighs touch and having a...

Theres no place like home: Seniors discuss returning to Potomac after college

There’s no place like home: Seniors discuss returning to Potomac after college

By Catherine Goohs, Online Arts Editor May 29, 2013

As the end of May draws closer and closer, so does the graduation of the Class of 2013. Whether these soon-to-be alumnae are headed for foreign countries clear across the globe or 15 minutes away, all...

Senior Superlatives

May 6, 2013

Best Smile- Julia Greenzaid and Zach Satin Best Personality- Gauri Bhatnagar and Kevin Bachrach Most Stylish- Camille Chetrit and Michael Gauch Best Class Project Partner- Chrissy Michaels and...

Lucky Charms the winner in student breakfast bracket

Lucky Charms the winner in student breakfast bracket

By Danny Gordon and Noah Salzberg, Staff Writer and Public Relations Editor April 30, 2013

Breakfast is the most important meal of the day, and according to a poll conducted by Good Morning America, cereal is the most commonly consumed item for breakfast in the United States. Curiosity led us...

Fighting Rape Culture

Fighting Rape Culture

By Jane Zankman, Production Manager April 30, 2013

Rape is the most underreported crime in the United States despite the fact that one in 5 women will be sexually assaulted at one point in their lives. Why are survivors afraid to speak up? Why did the...

Students flaunt, celebrate unique hairstyles

Students flaunt, celebrate unique hairstyles

By Julia Reagan, Arts Editor April 30, 2013

 In honor of a glorious and rather underrated holiday, Hairstyle Appreciation Day on April 30, the Observer has scoured the school in search of the best and coolest hairdos around.  From long luscious...

Senior prom dress group brings CHS girls together

Senior prom dress group brings CHS girls together

By Brett Sachs, Senior Writer April 30, 2013

 Every year around early April, senior girls begin the countdown to one of the most anticipated events of their high school experiences—prom. This year, the CHS senior girls are continuing the tradition...

Tread carefully with tattoos

Tread carefully with tattoos

By Caitlin Doherty, Circulation Manager April 26, 2013

According to the Bethesda Tattoo Company website, those under 18 can only get a tattoo with the consent of a parent or guardian.  Although it is possible to dodge this rule, getting a tattoo unlawfully...

CHS community honors Autism Awareness Month

CHS community honors Autism Awareness Month

By Jessica Gold, Staff Writer April 26, 2013

Every 11 minutes, a child is diagnosed with autism spectrum disorder. Statistics show autism now affects one in 88 children.  Autism is a bio-neurological developmental disease that affects areas of the...

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