My friend and I were skeptics. Ghosts were not supposed to be real, and as we expected, nothing appeared, moved, or caught our attention—until we went back and looked at the pictures. What we...
Eventually all tweeters get fed up with seeing their friends complain about their lives or talk about their conquest of a sandwich. The Observer suggests people to follow when the timeline is stale.
The...
Firefighters, doctors and policemen are
only a few examples of the people who
sacrifice their time to protect us and sometimes
save our lives. CHS is proud to claim
multiple everyday heroes of our...
Another Thanksgiving is around the
corner, CHS, and that means another
meal will eventually be the muffin top
over our pants—unless you wear leggings
(a blessing I have discovered,
girls). Everyone...
Loud music, family members, video games, TV, computers and Facebook are just some of the distractions that students often face while trying to study or work at home. In order to avoid such distractions,...
Many devices, from computer software to handheld tablets, have been designed to help children with autism in their everyday tasks, but now a new method is quickly emerging from an unlikely source–the...
Last summer, junior David* pulled up to a parking lot. He stopped the car and motioned for a girl he knows, another CHS student, to get in the backseat. Obligingly, she climbed in, he joined her, and they...
No one likes getting a flu shot, but the benefits of getting vaccinated tend to outweigh the pain. Push through the sting this year, and next year could be relatively pain free.
Prior...
Results from a University of Vermont study released Oct. 24 suggest a connection between the amount of soda teenagers drink per week and the likelihood that they will commit a violent act. The...
By Lizz Chen
Circulation Manager
• October 27, 2011
TGIF. Thank Goodness It’s Fall. Winter is cold, spring is rainy, summer is hot, but fall is just perfect. There are so many reasons that fall is the best season of the year, but most of them can...
By By Jessica Hirsch
Online Editor-in-Chief
• October 27, 2011
When I was in elementary school, cleaning the blackboards was a rite of passage. Coughing through the cloud of chalk dust was an experience everyone shared; however, as technology changes, students...
By By Matthew Reback
Staff Writer
• October 27, 2011
To cope with increasingly demanding schedules and classes, many students resort to expensive tutors or spend extra time after school meeting with teachers for help. However, one resource that many...
