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SENIORS LIP SYNC WIN A PRECURSOR TO SPIRIT WEEK DOMINANCE? By Rita Stubbs
SENIORS LIP SYNC WIN A PRECURSOR TO SPIRIT WEEK DOMINANCE? By Rita Stubbs Instead of being held during Spirit Week, Lip Sync 2017 was instead held on February 17th. In between each classes’ performance, mini games were played. These not only created some more competition between each class, but were lots of fun. The acts […]
Spirit Week 2017: A Preview By Allie Shinskey
Spirit week may have a few more changes to it than recent years, but what has not changed is just how much students, and even the school clubs this year, are waiting in anticipation.
CHS Students Join the Berklee Jazz Festival By Audrey Buffi
The festival, held in Boston, Massachusetts, was hosted by the Berklee College of Music. Over 200 high school jazz groups participated in the event, coming from states across the country as well as from Puerto Rico. Representing CHS were seniors Gage Blanchflower, Tom Corey, Tristan Ethier, and Tyler Ferrara; junior Julia D’Antico; and sophomores Greyson Ramsay and Max Riley.
Unified Theater at CHS By Sophia Smerkar
Unified Theater is a program that promotes leadership, creativity, and teamwork by letting students lead and design the show.
Two-O’Clock Tea By Brenna Griswold
There I sat, completely still in the cool and thick darkness. I could hear the kettle beginning to cry out, as if in pain from the boiling water within it. Shortly she would return, as it was growing near to two-o’clock, to choose her tea and pour the water. It wasn’t an unpleasant thing to experience, but it wasn’t something I looked forward to.
CHECK OUT CHANCE THE RAPPER’s COLORING BOOK BY DJ Lopes
This album is an excellent showcase for the Chicago born rapper, and the Grammys, in my opinion, are very well deserved. If you haven’t already listened, I highly suggest it. If you have listened and didn’t like it, I implore you to give it another, closer listen, and really get to appreciate the ins and outs of the album. If you have listened and loved it, much like me, why not give it another listen or 100? It’s definitely worth it for any fan of rap to listen to and even for those who aren’t fans to give it a try.
CHECK OUT WCVY, CHS’s PUBLIC RADIO STATION BY Alexander Lansberry
Are you tired of the same five songs being played to death on the radio? Or are you tired of feeling like the radio host just doesn’t want to play the songs you like? If you answered yes to either of these questions, you should check out CHS's student-run radio station. Rita Stubbs and Dan Lopes run the station,WCVY, on Mondays from 2-5 pm, broadcasting on 91.5.
THE AMAZING PATRIOTS COMEBACK INSPIRED CHS FANS By Jacob Martin
“I almost cried tears of joy when the Patriots scored the winning touchdown! That was easily one of the best days of my life!” said one CHS student while another stated that he was not a Patriots fan yet “It was a great comeback. Even though I am not a Patriots fan, it still was one of the most entertaining.”
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DOES THE NBA FORCE PLAYERS TO CHOOSE $$$ OVER EDUCATION? By DJ Lopes
Even in cases of college athletes, many don’t care much for their education, rather looking forward to their future in sports. According to the official NCAA website, the absolute minimum GPA required to stay on the team is 1.8 (on a 4.0 scale). In the case of number one pick in the 2016 NBA draft, Ben Simmons, he outright stopped attending classes as the NCAA season started. He showed no real love to anybody at his college, LSU, and claimed to keep no friends at the college. In fact, the only reason he attended LSU was because his godfather was an assistant coach, who now no longer works for LSU, with Simmons in the NBA.