Shakespeare: to be or not to be taught in English classes
By Ohio Meshanko, Promotions Manager
December 8, 2019
“The dram of [evil] / Doth all the noble substance of a doubt / to his own scandal.” This line from William Shakespeare’s famous play, Hamlet, is meaningful yet confusing. Undoubtedly, a great theme of the play hides behind the early modern English. Students worldwide have been asked to ‘t...
ENHS members welcomed
By Yasmin Akbari
Observations Editor
October 26, 2011
Congratulations to the following students who were inducted into the English National Honor Society: Seniors: Alexi Albert, Macha Aldighieri, Tanya Bagheri, Tiffany Bamdad, Jasleen Bawa, Emma Benjamin, Julie Beynenson, Brian Bontempo, Serena Durrani, Ashley Farhat-Sabet, Emily Petti, Allison Rosenstock,...
English teacher Reilly moonlights as master DJ
By By Meghna Balakumar
Staff Writer
Justine Stayman
Staff Resources Manager
March 1, 2011
A mild-mannered teacher by day and a master of the turntables by night, CHS freshman English teacher Matthew Reilly defies any assumptions about the supposedly banal life of teacher, with his part time gig as a DJ. “I started DJ-ing house parties when I was in college, way before anything was on...
Analysis skills learned in English class apply to life
By Eric Levin, Staff Writer
May 5, 2010
“When will we ever have to use this in real life?” Many students frequently ask this question or some variation of it in regard to any number of classes here at CHS. I myself confess to being a victim of this crime. I do not see any purpose in logarithms unless, unbeknownst to me, they can...