The highly-anticipated return for the second season of Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt finally arrived April 15 with our favorite quirky characters and jokes.
Season two jumps right into the hot mess of problems...
After seeing the third film Allegiant of the Divergent franchise, the disappointing result from the film may be a sign that the period of dystopian young-adult novels turned movie series is taking a downhill...
The long wait for the highly anticipated opening of the Momofuku and Milk Bar stores at City Center in D.C. finally ended Oct. 23.
The restaurant Momofuku and its sister bakery, Milk Bar, both originally...
The dreadful end to the Hunger Games Franchise came Fri. Nov. 20 with Mockingjay Part 2.
Many fans, myself included, waited with mixed emotions of excitement and sadness for the final installment starring...
Throughout the whole month of October, there are a variety of Halloween-themed events around the Maryland-D.C. area including Markoff’s Haunted Forest and the Field of Screams.
Both offer a wide range...
It’s that time of the year again. It’s time for students to start planning their proposals and picking out their apparel.
Homecoming is Oct. 10, and with an earlier date than last year comes less...
CHS honored its National Merit Scholarship Semifinalists for their performance on the 2014 PSAT on Sept. 11.
Out of the 1.5 million juniors nationally who take the PSAT, only 16000 are selected for...
Sweetlife, the annual music festival hosted by the salad company Sweetgreen, is back on May 30 and 31 at Merriweather Post Pavilion and is going to be bigger than ever, featuring many big names such as...
The summer season of movies has begun and I have the answer to your question: “Does Avengers: Age of Ultron live up to the record-breaking first Avenger movie?”
Yes it does!
The introduction of...
By Isabel Dibble , Online Observations Editor
• March 23, 2015
CHS staff received access cards that will allow them to use card scanners outside the school to enter the building during certain hours.
CHS will now be locking doors during the school day, with the...
Due to budget cuts, MCPS schools will face staff reductions and class size increases next school year.
The Montgomery County Board of Education, employee associations, the Montgomery County Council...
Story updated February 27, 2015
After months of class discussions, homework, quizzes and tests, CHS students spent the beginning of the new year studying and preparing for first semester exams. Not...
