CHS senior goes global with cultural immersion trip
By Julia Lescht, Online Editor-in-Chief
May 10, 2018
Yeah, we all take at least two years of foreign language instruction within the walls of CHS, but how many people travel all the way to a foreign country to learn its language by living completely immersed in its society and culture? Senior Hana Mangat is participating in the National Security Language...
Students visited the White House to celebrate the music of Ray Charles
By Arielle Gordon, Arts Editor
February 29, 2016
25 CHS students visited The White House Feb. 24 to attend “The Musical Legacy of Ray Charles.” All CHS U.S. History students created posters about an influential African American figure and the students who created the best posters were invited to the program. “The contest consisted of all...
Letter to the Editor
April 29, 2015
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– got the amazing opportunity to travel through Madrid. We got to do so much together, such...
‘96 alum takes cross-country philanthropic road trip
By Emilie Plesset,
Online Opinions Editor
May 23, 2011
A road trip through all 50 states, Canada, Washington D.C. and Mexico may seem daunting to some, but it is not a problem for 1996 alumnus Keith Donohue. In February, Donohue started 50Give, a four-month journey dedicated to charity and volunteering. At each location he visits Donohue volunteers for...
Don’t get tripped up by new shoelace trends
By By Lori Koenick
Staff Writer
October 29, 2010
Shoelaces have a simple concept, but some students now believe that these strings can do much more than simply keep one’s shoes on. Some students associate shoelaces with projecting a certain look to society and determining the way one feels about him or herself. Also, some students have recently...