Senior Morey Spellman tells a story through his photographs
Taylor St. Ives - Staff Writer
May 11, 2012
In today’s technologically advanced world, senior photographer Morey Spellman illustrates how a photograph can be worth a thousand words. In an era when people skim through pictures on Facebook as quickly as they send text messages, Spellman urges those around him to slow down for a moment... (more...)
Brooke Wetterhahn’s soulful voice pushes her to the top
Taylor St. Ives - Staff Writer
April 19, 2012
Just as powerhouse singer Beyoncé effortlessly resonates strong, soulful vocals, junior Brooke Wetterhahn emulates the presence of the R&B diva the moment she steps on stage. By channeling her nervous energy into confidence, Wetterhahn turns her head to face the crowd and produces a breathtaking... (more...)
Meet artist Hannah Stern
Taylor St. Ives - Staff Writer
February 29, 2012
As her eyes survey the blank canvas, sophomore Hannah Stern instantly visualizes a multitude of abstract designs that could fill the white surface. With the stroke of a paintbrush, vibrant colors allow Stern to transform her vision into reality. “When I am feeling sad, painting is something... (more...)
Extremely Loud and Incredibly Close
Taylor St. Ives - Staff Writer
February 22, 2012
Extremely Loud and Incredibly Close is a moving film based on the novel by author Jonathan Safran Foer. Not only has it received positive reviews from critics, but it has also earned a nominee for best picture at the Academy Awards. It is an inspirational masterpiece that brilliantly depicts... (more...)
Classics now back on the big screen
Taylor St. Ives - Staff Writer
February 22, 2012
The Titanic: PG-13 Beauty and the Beast: G Star Wars: PG Have you ever wished to see your favorite movie back on the big screen, or better yet, in 3D? If so, you are in luck. And, personally, I could not be more excited. Inspired by the incredible profits that recently poured in from... (more...)
A movie that will leave you bawling
Taylor St. Ives - Staff Writer
February 22, 2012
Rating: PG-13 One Day is a lovely adaptation of David Nicholls’ 2009 bestselling novel that depicts a relationship between two people through events that happen annually, beginning the day they met, July 15, 1988. Anne Hathaway and Jim Sturgess are a great pair that display wonderful on... (more...)
Preparing for Vice: the girl’s side
Taylor St. Ives - Staff Writer
February 9, 2012
For girls, vice is all about the details. Whereas a guy can throw on his jacket and be out of the door, girls need an entire day just to be sure every strand of hair is in place. Here is a day in the life of an average female CHS student as she prepares for Le Disco in Paris. 9 a.m./10 a.m. à 11... (more...)
Junior Melissa Halici creates unconventional poetry
Taylor St. Ives - Staff Writer
February 2, 2012
Just before a long day melts into deep sleep, junior Melissa Halici places her head on her pillow and closes her eyes to create elegant poetry. While most spend their nights tossing and turning, Halici effortlessly delves into her subconscious and enters a vivid world of lucid dreaming that... (more...)
A return to the classics
Taylor St. Ives - Staff Writer
January 27, 2012
Have you ever wished to see your favorite movie back on the big screen, or better yet, in 3D? If so, you are in luck. And, personally, I could not be more excited. Inspired by the incredible profits that recently poured in from the re-release of The Lion King, a new trend has sparked... (more...)
One Day
Taylor St. Ives - Staff Writer
January 27, 2012
One Day is a lovely adaptation of David Nicholls’ 2009 bestselling novel that depicts a relationship between two people through events that happen annually, beginning the day they met, July 15, 1988. Anne Hathaway and Jim Sturgess are a great pair that display wonderful on screen chemistry. ... (more...)
Republican Mitt Romney
Taylor St. Ives - Staff Writer, '13
December 15, 2011
Make sure to read about the other candidates: Democrat Barack Obama Republican Herman Cain Republican Rick Perry Of all the Republican candidates, Mitt Romney is perhaps the most stable. His social, economic and political beliefs hold true to the Republican party values. What sets Romney... (more...)
Twas The Night Before Christmas
Taylor St. Ives - Staff Writer
December 4, 2011
As the air grows colder and the joyous holiday season approaches, festivity fills my home. I begin to crave hot cocoa while smiling at the fond memories this cozy weather inspires. Bundled up in my favorite scarves and sweaters, I happily anticipate the long winter vacation as the days... (more...)
CHS Equestrian Team
Taylor St. Ives - Staff Writer, '13
October 29, 2011
The 2011-2012 school year is the first year the CHS Equestrian Team is being recognized as a sports team, rather than a CHS club. In 2010, the riders began working with the school administration to establish the team as an official sport. Due to the fact that few are familiar with the sport... (more...)
Meet sophomore backpacker Waverly Davis
Taylor St. Ives - Staff Writer, '13
October 28, 2011
Other articles you might be interested in: Michael Munro CHS students help nurture neglected pets CHS students work with special olympics to help handicapped children defy odds The vast stretch of rock gradually lessens with each desperate stride up the mountain. She climbs higher and higher,... (more...)
LBGT Curriculum creates tolerant learning environment for students
Taylor St. Ives - Staff Writer, '13
October 27, 2011
Under California Governor Jerry Brown, the Los Angeles Unified School District has implemented a plan for the inclusion of lesbian, bisexual, gay and transgender groups in history textbooks and curriculums. The law will allow students to coexist in an environment of intellectual equality... (more...)
Jaclyn Grubin
Taylor St. Ives - Staff Writer, '13
October 4, 2011
A child picks up a book and enters a painted wonderland of imagination. Another child walks into a movie theater and watches colorful, inspiring images race across the screen. Even as these children grow older, the experiences they encounter along the way are never forgotten. Junior Jaclyn... (more...)
Lockout causes controversy for NBA
Taylor St. Ives - Staff Writer, '13
October 4, 2011
The Los Angeles Lakers have issued yet another lockout, and similarly to those in the past, this one stems from financial conflicts. The owners have proposed reduced salaries for the players. Currently, the athletes receive 60 percent of incoming revenue from games and franchises, while the... (more...)


