Archit Kalra
March 2, 2021
For sophomore Jordan Seigel, the COVID-19 pandemic and the resulting hybrid schedule brought some changes to his AP Seminar class. “For virtual days we're just told to read some articles and then write some stuff about them most of the time,” Seigel said via email. Seigel said he believed having half the in-person time...
Senate continues working on brain games, looks ahead to other second semester activities including March Madness
Math Club to meet today after school in Room H207
Key Club to participate in tree-planting event on Apr. 17, continue other projects
Raghav Sriram
February 21, 2021
At the start of the COVID-19 pandemic, sophomore Shri Alturi and his family decided to adopt their dog Teddy. “I got a cockapoo, which is a poodle and cocker spaniel mix. We got him exactly on Leap Day—so, Feb. 29,...
Maddie Misterka and Wendy Zhu | February 20, 2021
"I want to start improving my sleep schedule because I don’t have the best one right now, so I would have to keep a constant bedtime. I also plan on spending more time outside and staying off my phone as much as I can, because I feel like that will make me much happier in general, which will improve...
Elise Varhan, Student Section Reporter | February 19, 2021
Emily Carlisle
February 28, 2021
Hi guys, welcome back to Of Stage and Screen. So a few months ago, the popular group streaming site Netflix Party expanded its reach and now allows people to watch not only Netflix, but also Hulu, HBO, and Disney+. As an avid Netflix Party user, I was so excited for the update. I used the app very frequently when quarantine first started to keep in touch with friends and now I use it as a way to connect with my boyfriend who is a freshman in college. Right now we are watching “Cobra Kai” which, if you haven’t watched it, is essentially...
Entertainment Spotlight: Sophomore Izzy Monger on her homemade jewelry business
Students should remember romantic comedies are meant to be enjoyable, not realistic
Disney’s “Soul” not for young children [Of Stage and Screen]
Q&As with students on playing music through their church and impact on spirituality, themselves
Andrew Caito
February 22, 2021
Women's Sideline cheer thrills in the biggest crowd they have had since COVID-19 hit last March. While Peter Suder led CHS with 26 points against Warren Central, the crowd's reactions helped the team cheer. As we are in state title season, senior Trinity Griffin said, “My Favorite part about cheer is how close I get with the other girls in the cheer program. As well as watching the teams grow in...
Athletics at this school increasing in Black representation, reflecting national trends
Athletes, trainers reflect on experiences with surgeries, recovery process
Q&A with Clare Leedke, horseback rider and sophomore
CHS students predict their Super Bowl winners, share plans for game day
Ashwin Prasad
February 15, 2021
The 2020 election is finally in the rearview mirror, and a new administration has taken office. Joe Biden’s first days as president have certainly been eventful; according to NPR, Biden has signed 28 executive orders in his first 14 days in office. With the U.S. battling grave crises, Biden’s actions...
Students should consider applying for local scholarships in second semester
Black women are often underrepresented in history, students must change conversations in politics to thank, include them
Emily Sandy | February 20, 2021
Daniel Tian | February 13, 2021
Jasmine Zhang | January 16, 2021
Daniel Tian | January 7, 2021
Cady Armstrong | December 5, 2020
Edward Dong | February 18, 2021
Gray Martens | January 19, 2021
Riley TerBush | December 10, 2020
November 14, 2020
Edward Dong and Ashwin Prasad | October 21, 2020
For sophomore Jordan Seigel, the COVID-19 pandemic and the resulting hybrid schedule brought some changes to his AP Seminar class. “For virtual days we're just told to read some articles and then write some stuff about them most of the time,” Seigel said via email. Seigel said he believed having half the in-person time normally allotted for the class limited the amount of interactiveness of the assignments. On a non-COVID-related note, the English department continues to prepare for the new English courses they will offer next year. As per...
February 17, 2021
