The good and bad of AP season: yearly review
By Allison Jacobs and Andrew Chan, News Editor and Sports Editor
June 5, 2019
Filed under Features
AP season marks the time from around mid-April to mid-May when preparation for AP exams goes into full swing, with teachers handing out review guide after review guide, and the cramming begins for many. AP season also means that stress is going to be a constant feeling when thinking about the classes...
Will no likes be disliked by many?
By Allison Jacobs, News Editor
May 15, 2019
Filed under National, News, Online Exclusives
Instagram has recently been testing out a new idea that involves removing the ability to view likes on a post. The goal would be for users to stop focusing on popularity and clout, and more on the content they are posting to make themselves happy, instead of worrying about what others think. Instagram...
Netflix’s You reveals the dark side of human nature
By Allison Jacobs, Assistant News Editor
February 26, 2019
Filed under Arts, Movies and Television, Online Exclusives, Top Stories
On Sept. 9, Netflix released the show You, an intense and steamy drama. The show takes place in New York City, and throughout the ten episodes, a sinister relationship forms between the two main characters, while we find out more about each of their scary pasts. The acting and shocking plot has brough...
First Amendment should not protect dangerous speech
By Allison Jacobs, Assistant News Editior
December 20, 2018
Filed under Opinions
A prom photo showcasing a group of 60 senior boys from Baraboo High School in Wisconsin went viral Nov. 12. The photo’s popularity grew out of controversy rather than humor as most viral photos do these days. The boys were pictured holding a "Sieg Heil" salute, most commonly recognized as the Nazi sal...
Spanish teen drama entrances WCHS students
By Allison Jacobs, Assistant News Editor
December 5, 2018
Filed under Arts, Movies and Television
On Oct. 5, Netflix released the Spanish show Elite, a teen thriller and drama. The show takes place at a school in Spain, and over the course of eight episodes, it unravels the murder of one of the 11 characters. However, the emotional acting and storyline has drawn viewers from all over the world t...
WCHS implements new carpool line procedures
By Allison Jacobs, Assistant News Editor
November 1, 2018
Filed under News, Online Exclusives, School, Top Stories
At the start of the 2018-2019 school year, CHS administrators changed the morning drop off and afternoon pick up rules for students and parents in hopes of lightening the heavy traffic. Last year, major issues included parents dropping students off on the side of Gainsborough Road or going into s...