Students Compete in E Sports
By Bryan Fletcher, Staff Writer
June 4, 2019
Filed under Features
Given the recent increase in popularity of video game franchises like League of Legends, Super Smash Bros and Fortnite, it is not surprising that many gaming fans have found a way to add a competitive atmosphere to these otherwise light-hearted games. Competitive video games, often referred to colloquially as ‘E-...
Shell Shockers video game cracks into classrooms
By Miranda Chung, Assistant Opinions Editor
June 13, 2018
Filed under Opinions
As soon as one signs up to play, there is banner on the screen that says, “Welcome to Shell Shockers, the world’s most advanced egg-based multiplayer shooter! It’s your favorite battlefield game...but with eggs!” While most see this as another harmless and common kids video game, there ma...
The Observer’s inside look on the gaming split: console or personal computer
By Ariel Levchenko, Fact Checker
October 27, 2014
Filed under Uncategorized
The screen turns on, and a menu pops up with many tantalizing options: Start, Options, and Multiplayer – so many choices. But what is this screen? There are many students at CHS who could be called “gamers,” but there is a sharp divide between those that play on consoles, and those that play...
Hollander’s Hot Sauce
December 22, 2010
Amidst my usual Sunday routine of watching professional football and snacking aggressively, I noticed something that caught my eye. Courtney Cox’s Cougar Town was advertised in high esteem as the new, bright ABC primetime show for the winter line-up. My emotions stuck between sheer rage and confusion,...