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Word Search: February 12

Word Search: February 12

Roman Gralak February 12, 2024

Check out the February 12 word search! Attempt to find all the words inside of the puzzle. Check out the games homepage for a new puzzle or explore ones previously published.

Review: Tyler the Creators new album, The Estate Sale, connects to wide range of emotions [MUSE]

Review: Tyler the Creator’s new album, “The Estate Sale,” connects to wide range of emotions [MUSE]

Maggie Meyer April 24, 2023

Singer and songwriter Tyler the Creator's most recent album has gained popularity on social media. The songs he chose to release were originally ones written for his album “Call Me if You Get Lost”...

Rapper and sophomore Isaac Brown (left) prepares to record his new songs alongside DJ and sophomore Ethan Meneghini (right) in one of the school’s recording studios during late start. This was the first time the pair had worked together. Both Brown and Meneghini said they were excited to begin working.

Lyrical Mentality: Students, staff reflect on negative stereotypes surrounding rap, how music affects their daily lives

Ashwin Prasad, Marvin Fan October 25, 2018

Every day, rapper and sophomore Isaac Brown tunes in to rap music. At the same time, Annie Kim, officer of the Share The Music Club and sophomore, can be found listening to or playing classical music,...

Rep Urself: CHS staff, students reflect on utilization, progression of modern slang

‘Rep Urself’: CHS staff, students reflect on utilization, progression of modern slang

Anushka Dasgupta March 23, 2018

With the advent of the Internet, social media and a wider range of mass media, teenagers today are far different from their predecessors. They use new slang words daily, each passing in and out of trends,...

Sophomore Gracie Gilbert, pictured, believes rap music appeal is growing, causing a difference in perspective for high school and college students. “With so many more teens listening to rap music, their behavior and actions can be easily effected just because of the influence the music genre has,” Gilbert said.

Rapping Up Music Genres

Hannah Gretz January 25, 2018

With the scheduled release of many new songs and albums by a variety of artists, such as Drake, Kendrick Lamar, Kanye West and more, the history of music and the history of rap is taken into consideration...

Junior David Chilemba (left) and junior Rashid “RJ” Conteh (right) go over lines for a rap. They said they also try to avoid using rap to spread their political views.

More than Music

Armaan Goel, Reporter May 1, 2017

The 2016 election was one of the most polarizing elections in recent years, leading all groups of people to use different platforms to discuss political ideas. From newscasters to YouTubers, intense discussions...

RISING RAPPERS: Rappers and juniors David Chilemba (left) and Rashid RJ Conteh pose with microphones. Chilemba said they will most likely pursue rap as a career.

Rise of Rap

Jessica Konrad December 12, 2016

When rappers and juniors David Chilemba and Rashid “RJ” Conteh come home from school, their main focus isn’t studying, socializing with friends or going to sports practice. For Chilemba and Conteh,...

Three Reason Why Rappers Are Like Small Children

blogs May 3, 2014

4 Reasons Why Rappers Are Like Small Children I have a legitimate respect from hip-hop and rap. I do not contest that they are legitimate genres and that there is a lot of critically acclaimed bodies...

Hip Hop Club adds new rap section

Beats December 1, 2011

Hip Hop Club, formerly known as the Breakdancing Club, has added a new element to the club, where students can learn how to rap, according to Mason Yao, Hip Hop Club officer and senior. Junior Shajit Kohli...

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