By Madison Hurr, Production Editor
• November 26, 2013
Two thousand teenagers crowded into the Fillmore in Silver Spring on Friday Nov. 22. Girls and guys alike dressed as though it was summer, braving the wintry weather to see hip-hip artist and rapper Hoodie...
Hold onto your flapper dresses and pearls because the CHS Drama Department will be taking us back to the 1920’s with its production of Auntie Mame this weekend.
The show will be playing in the Bish...
Men everywhere can put down their razors and rejoice because, for one month, it is socially acceptable to flaunt facial hair.
No Shave November is a nationally recognized event that celebrates...
A bold, new makeup line has taken center stage at cosmetic counters. Covergirl’s Hunger Games-inspired makeup collection features fearless shades of blue lipstick, scarlet eyeliner and electric emerald...
By Madison Hurr, Production Editor
• October 28, 2013
NBA 2K14
The newest version of Visual Concepts’ basketball video game was released Oct. 1. The game, which is based off of the National Basketball Association (NBA), is currently available for Microsoft...
‘Tis the season full of candy corn, pumpkins and plenty of scares. In honor of Halloween,
the Observer took a look at CHS students’ favorite movies to watch on Oct. 31.
Many students enjoy the Halloweentown...
Fall is the perfect time for warm apple cider, comfy sweaters and the arrival of spin-offs of beloved TV shows.
This season, two popular shows among students at CHS— The Vampire Diaries and Pretty Little...
Attman’s Delicatessen, the new deli in Cabin John Shopping Center, gives seniors one more local option when choosing a restaurant to eat at during their lunch break.
Attman’s, which has another location...
By Ilana Berger, Online News Editor
• September 25, 2013
Jeffrey Savett, AP Literature and Composition teacher, published July 29 his first poetry chapbook, a short collection of poems that revolve around a common theme. Titled Preservation, and published...
By Greer Smith, Opinions Editor
• September 25, 2013
Jacquelyn Washam, CHS’ new art teacher and a working artist, is using her background knowledge of the art world to help jump-start art students’ artistic endeavors by encouraging all of them to have...
Because of the departure of notable teachers in the arts department, rumors are swirling about the future of CHS performing arts. Students are worried that the programs may change for the worse, but instead...
Many teens dream of becoming famous and finding their big break in the music world, but few actually experience it. CHS 2006 alumnus Sanjog Nirola is living out this dream as a musician in New York City....
