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• Homework for the Holidays: As winter break starts Dec. 23, students of minority religions reflect on holidays,… Last year, Hannah Kosc, Jewish student and junior, said she was unable to take a day off of school for an important Jewish holiday: Yom Kippur. Instead of reflecting and taking time to spend with her community, as is the…
• Media center to prepare for Frankenstein event According to Terri Ramos, department chairperson for media and communications, the media center is for a state program. “It’s a state initiative called ‘One Book One School’ and it celebrates the book Frankenstein,” Ramos said. Ramos also said the media…
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• Buying Appreciation: CHS students, staff assess the correlation between Valentine’s Day, materialism To show affection for loved ones on Valentine’s Day, a simple gift-giving of cards, chocolates and flowers commonly gets the job done. What all of these gifts have in common, however, goes further than just attempts of showing affection: they…