While the American tax code has always had loopholes, political and financial analysts across the country have found what seems to be a gaping crater in tax regulation: college endowments.
It may come...
We are all aware of our favorite and least favorite teachers. Some will cheer you on and never give up on you. Others will kill you with their negativity and attitude, which can in the end psychologically...
By Sara Heimlich, Public Relations and Social Media
• April 29, 2015
When the CHS freshman class exec board attempted to design class spirit-wear for Homecoming in October, a long process of multiple turn-downs from administration began and is still ongoing.
What should...
Second semester senior year is filled with fun events centered around class bonding and bringing the students together for a final hurrah before they graduate and move onto the next stage of life. One...
Disclaimer: This article in no way endorses marijuana or encourages students to use it. It merely argues that current attitudes toward marijuana use only worsen the issue.
Marijuana is a fairly common...
With the way SMOB works right now, we see the candidates everywhere we look in the month before the election. We watch the “Meet the Candidates” video in a darkened classroom and try to ignore the...
Nobody understands the saying “April showers bring May flowers” better than the students involved with the annual mulch sale fundraiser. Although some students feel that selling mulch is too exhausting,...
To the Editor:
Good trips are snapshots of experiences still racing through your mind a week after it happened. Such was my spring break, where I– with Señorita Beheler and a group of other students–...
Currently, a student at CHS can receive the highest possible AP exam score, a five, and not receive an A in said AP class. This is unacceptable. A student who shows mastery on the AP test should receive...
I want candy.
School can get boring between studying for tests, endless homework assignments and improving your college resume. To balance work and play, many students look forward to fundraisers which...
Two weeks ago, everyone in CHS had to change their clocks by moving them forward an hour, losing an hour of sleep and creating discomfort and displeasure not just for students, but for millions of people...
By Yash Nigam, Online Opinions Editor
• March 23, 2015
Recent studies show that MCPS bus drivers are being cited more and more often for reckless driving. Many bus drivers fail to understand the repercussions of exercising poor judgment. Their slightest deviance...
