By Madison Hurr, Features Editor
• November 20, 2015
Making someone’s day just got so much easier.
These past few days, the mobile app “Brighten” has been appearing more and more on the home screens of CHS students’ phones.
This social app,...
Sophomore Hana Mangat spent her summer building camps for kids in rural India and teaching them English. However, activities like these are only a small part of what she does with her youth-based organization...
By Sarah O’Brien, Production Editor
• October 29, 2015
They see me rollin’... on my hoverboard. Around CHS and the nation, teens and adults have found a new method of transportation in hoverboards. Hoverboards are electric, two wheeled devices appear to...
While most students are in class for all seven periods of the day, some leave school early to pursue other interests such as internships, sports programs and arts programs.
An abbreviated schedule is...
By Sara Heimlich, Social Media and PR Editor
• October 29, 2015
It’s that time of the year, the start of school, when finding seniors on Facebook is nearly impossible.
As their last year of high school begins, many seniors choose to change their name to a playful...
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...
By Balbina Yang, Features Editor
• October 29, 2015
CHS students spend about six hours, five days a week sitting stationary at a desk. Due to the health risks and lack of attention that comes with the sedentary school-day lifestyle, some schools across...
Junior Eloise Lancsweert walks down the runway of her first live television show. At first she is nervous, but she soon finds her place among the craziness that comes with modeling.
Lancsweert began modeling...
By Brooke Weiner, Advertising Manager
• October 13, 2015
Summer is coming to an end, and fall is right around the corner. Here are ten activities to help make the most of this season.
Go pumpkin picking
Take some friends and head on over to Butler’s...
Every year at the CHS homecoming pep rally, students gather to watch the parade of fantastic floats. But few students know of the hard work that really went on behind the scenes to create the final products....
By Sara Heimlich, Public Relations Editor
• October 7, 2015
Homecoming: the time of year where stress levels are high and heels are higher, but CHS students cherish it nonetheless.
Students choose their side of the spectrum every year— to attend the dance,...
Not all heroes wear capes. Some wear collared shirts and hand out snow cones.
Forooz Amini, better known as Fred, sells ice cream at many of Potomac’s pools and schools, including Regency Estates and...
