Junior Bella Layman said she wants more people to know the real history behind Cinco de Mayo before they celebrate this year. “I think the general American thinks that Cinco de Mayo is Independence...

Last year, sophomore Catherine Baker attended a private school. At that school, Baker’s closest friends made a hate account about her by posting pictures and following Baker’s followers on her real...

Senior Joe Philleo has applied to several of the most well-known and prestigious universities in the country: Harvard, Yale, Princeton and Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) are all possibilities...

CHS’s Science Olympiad team will attend the Wright State Invitational on Feb. 6. The event is a precursor to the national qualifying state tournament in late March. Cynthia Henry, club sponsor and...

The bells ring at 3:05 p.m. every day to signal the end of another day at CHS, but unlike most of her classmates who head on home or to extracurricular activities following a long day at school, junior...

Like many CHS seniors, varsity soccer player Tyler Majeski went through the college selection process, yet unlike many of his other classmates, Majeski will be continuing his soccer career at the collegiate...

Every year, stories dominate the sports headlines about how concussions have ended a player’s season, made someone quit the game, or even caused a player’s death. This year, the CHS football program...

When he was a kid, junior Mario Lazaga wanted to be a one man army capable of taking on many people at once. After seven years of training, Lazaga has finally reached his secondary black belt in taekwondo. “When...

On Dec. 4, Indian Student Alliance (ISA) will make plans for cultural events with other foreign cultural clubs in Room A326 after school. ISA member and sophomore Vishnu Vaid approached Nida Khan,...