Do students talk to you about sexual assaults, and is it often that they do? Kids do come to me about sexual assault. It can be very difficult for them though because so many times they think it was...

As a fun-loving and energetic six-year-old, there was no reason for anyone to suspect sophomore Abby Leonard was different from her peers. She loved school, coloring, softball, her Nintendo DS, Barbies...

She bought the brownie mix. She measured the rest of the ingredients. She made the batter and placed the pan into the oven. All that was left for her to do was watch the cooking magic of the transformation...

At the beginning of the second semester, sophomore Danielle “Dani” Newhouse moved to CHS from Japan. This wasn’t Newhouse’s first time moving. However, at every new school, there is one constant: ...

Over winter break, freshman Nora Clemens went to the Abaco Islands in the Bahamas. It wasn’t just a simple getaway to soak up some sun, though. Clemens was accompanied by her immediate family, two aunts...

One night while watching TV, junior Asif Hossain found himself relating what had been portrayed on TV to his own experiences in an eerily similar way. He had been watching the second episode of “Fresh...

Broken shin bones. Three torn ligaments. A broken leg. A lacerated spleen. A fall directly on the head. Sophomore Celia Germann has seen her fair share of injuries. Participating in gymnastics from the...

Fashion, like time, is something that is constantly changing and doesn’t stop for anybody; among CHS students, fashion tastes are quite diverse, but there is usually one connective thread. Carley Lanham,...

Senior Michaela Szabo was recently accepted into Stanford University, arguably the most selective school in the nation. She was among the mere 5 percent of applicants to the college that were admitted. “I...

As Kenneth Browner, U.S. History teacher and African American, contemplated whether or not he would take the teaching position at CHS, he had many considerations to make. Three years after making his momentous...

Sophomore Natalie Tanchon goes to Chipotle about once every two weeks, but she rarely eats at traditional fast food restaurants like McDonald’s or Kentucky Fried Chicken (KFC). “Chipotle, I feel...

Last winter, when senior Alex Hiller turned 18 years old, she got a tattoo on her right calf. The tattoo consists of the phrase “I’m third” with a cross in between the words, which means in her life,...