Meet senior baker Jenna Abrams
Rachel Stewart - Staff Writer
December 28, 2011
An oven’s timer sounds, and a baker eagerly reaches to pull out her newest flavorful creation. The kitchen fills with an alluring aroma as a batch of 30 freshly made cupcakes make their way to the kitchen counter. Senior Jenna Abrams reveals her expertise in culinary arts through her dedication... Read more »
Justin Cooper
Mike Kaufman - Staff Writer
December 16, 2011
The parts are laid out and rearranged as senior Justin Cooper hauls an engine into a beat up vehicle. Rear and front bumpers are carefully positioned together, and as pieces are meticulously assembled into a car, he picks out a shiny new color to splatter onto his creation. When the car is finally finished,... Read more »
Sophomore actor Max Goldwasser is cast in his first role in a feature film
Jessica Smith - Staff Writer
December 15, 2011
The long line of anxious teens wait outside a casting director’s office with the hope of making a name for themselves inHollywood. A confident young actor stands out among the crowd, ready to make an impression and fulfill the director’s vision for the part. Anticipation fuels sophomore Max Goldwasser... Read more »
Spectacular Sushi
Sarah Brown - Entertainment Editor
December 15, 2011
Many sushi lovers assume that in order to find quality sushi, it must be expensive. Red Ginger, however, defies this common misconception. The menu is full of fresh and delicious sushi at a fraction of what you may pay elsewhere. When it comes to sushi, Red Ginger offers everything from classic to crazy... Read more »
Meet CHS Coaches
Maddi Pariser - Sports Editor, '12
October 6, 2011
The CHS athletics department has recently hired several new head and assistant coaches that will be excellent additions to the fall sports programs. Football coach Christian Pierce Q: What is your main goal for the program? A: I am creating a structured and disciplined program. Q: What are some changes... Read more »
September
Jessy Morner-Ritt - Opinions Editor, '12
October 5, 2011
My dog and I were never best friends. I considered us close acquintances; we both valued personal space, and we both handled our issues without physically jumping on strangers. I thought that this respect was my dog’s expression of love, yet when I saw my dog jump all over my dad and act as his secondary... Read more »
The ACT versus the SAT
Yajur Maker - Staff Writer, '13
October 5, 2011
Did You Know? • According to greatschools.org, the SAT is a logic-based exam, while the ACT is curriculum-based, without “trick questions”. • According to the CollegeBoard State Profile Report for 2010, 86 percent of students who take the SAT attend a public school, while only three percent attend... Read more »
Touchdown!
Ellie Kalatzi - Chief Online Webmaster
October 5, 2011
Photos featuring the latest football games
Who Rocks The House?
Ellie Kalatzi - Chief Online Webmaster
October 5, 2011
The first pep rally of the year featured CHS’s two new pep rally commisioners, Jenna Abrams and Mark Weiner. Various perfomances by the Dance Team, the Cheer Team, as well as the mini fashion show and obstacle course gave way to many laughs and a truly satisfied audience. The last two items on... Read more »
September
Peyton Grenley - News Editor, '13
October 5, 2011
A political party is a group of people who share the same ideas about the way the country should be governed. But what truly makes someone a Democrat or a Republican? As I was sitting at home reading for US History about the first parties ever created, I asked myself to which party do I belong? When... Read more »