Molly Halasey, Staff Reporter
December 20, 2018
If your household celebrates Christmas in the United States, you are likely to be among the 80% of Christmas tree-consumers investing in an artificial tree this year. The financial advantage is a popular reason to skip the re...
Joe Spotanski, Staff Reporter/ Web Designer
April 6, 2018
Depression. In today’s world it feels as if that word’s meaning has been misshapen. Many people think that depression is feeling sad constantly. When in reality it is the feeling of nothingness; it is feeling empty. Depressed ...
Cynthia Buettner, Staff Reporter
March 13, 2018
School assemblies are generally only about sports. All of the assemblies I’ve been to since I was a freshman have only been pep-assemblies and they’ve been very rare at that.
Students don’t pay attention and talk exce...
Audrey Fowler, Staff Reporter
January 11, 2018
As many cases have been appearing about LGBTQ lately, the Supreme Court hears a new case regarding man who refuses to provide a service to an engaged gay couple. Colorado baker, Jake Phillips, makes cakes for a living but stay...
Joe Spotanski, Staff Reporter/ Web Designer
January 5, 2018
Side swipes, fender benders, keyings. Those are a few examples of what happens in the CHS student parking lot. There is no possible way to end all of it, but little has been done to help out. There is plenty that can be done to h...
Cynthia Buettner, Staff Reporter
November 13, 2017
Halloween spending for this year specifically has reached a new high. Last year’s record was $8.4 billion; but this year has surpassed that, with $9.1 billion, according to ‘The Balance.’
The average American was expected to spend a...
Damian Morris, Staff Reporter
October 18, 2017
Many students walking into the school are violating the dress code, some are aware, some not so much. As many as there are in violation, very few are called out and punished for this.
Each teacher has his or her own interpretati...
