Riley Terbush
April 3, 2020
National Art Honor Society Events Cancelled
Inclusive programs for special needs students continue to grow at CHS, across nation
Statewide Inclusive Sports: Interactive Graphic
Nathan Huang
April 1, 2020
Senior Adam Hineiyi is an active user of social media. Normally, he’s surfing the web looking at funny pictures and videos to show to his friends, yet recently he’s delved into online dating. He said he currently uses...
Sarah Kim and Natalie Khamis | March 20, 2020
Emily Sandy
COMPOST QUEEN: Maanya Rajesh, co-leader of Green Action Club and sophomore, carries buckets of compost materials to add to her compost pile. Rajesh said she created Green Action club because she really cares about the environment and wants to bring awareness to saving the planet at CHS.
Marissa Ryan and Kris Otten
March 20, 2020
In a school of over 5,000 students, there are bound to be different talents, terms of expression and passions, but not many can say their passion surrounds the environment like Maanya Rajesh, leader of Green Action Club and sophomore. Rajesh said, “I started off in seventh grade learning about...
Hannah Gretz and Jackie Hur | March 20, 2020
Christian Ledbetter
March 31, 2020
For Hannah Leonard, choir student and senior, choir was the highlight of her school day. She said after four years of being in the program, she had grown close to her fellow members, enjoying the limited time they had before the school year ended. This was before COVID-19 became a pandemic and CCS closed down its schools. “Knowing that our season and our year could possibly be done now is really upsetting to us, but I’m just glad to have the technology to be able to reach out to the people in my choir and still keep contact with them,”...
Despite abrupt end to show choir season, seniors remain positive about their last year
Student poets, English teacher strive to make poetry more accessible
Dancers learn, teach, choreograph pieces as a way to express themselves
Entertainment Briefs 03.20
Daniel Kim and Andrew Caito
April 2, 2020
What are the main differences between men's and women's lacrosse? Women's lacrosse is much more less physical, meaning fouls are called more frequently and players can’t be as aggressive. Girls wear only goggles and a mouthguard, and the lacrosse stick net is shallow compared to boys. Men's lacrosse players wear padding, a helmet, and much more equipment for protection because they play more...
Brannick Arbuckle, varsity men’s lacrosse player and sophomore
Men’s, women’s lacrosse players evaluate difference between equipment, strategy
Q & A with Franklin Hankins, sponsor of Ultimate Frisbee Club, science teacher
Greyhound for Life: Read a Q&A with Retiring Assistant Athletic Director Bruce Wolf
Maddie Kosc
April 5, 2020
If you’re anything like me, then you’ve been spending your quarantine keeping up with the latest Netflix releases and enjoying them with friends on Netflix Party. After scrolling through countless social media posts tagged #freeJoeExotic, I finally caved and decided to watch what had been the #1...
Meal assistance program helps families but should have clearer information
COVID-19 proves how fluid life is, how much we take for granted
Grace Xu | April 2, 2020
Cady Armstrong | March 20, 2020
Emily Sandy | February 21, 2020
Emily Sandy | January 23, 2020
Angela Qian | December 12, 2019
Gray Martens and Riley TerBush | March 20, 2020
Gray Martens, Uday Lomada, and Hari Patel | February 24, 2020
Gray Martens, JAM Editor | January 23, 2020
Gray Martens and Marvin Fan | December 12, 2019
Robbie Ge, Front/TOC/JAM Editor | November 15, 2019
