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New Electric Boat Mural Coming Soon to CHS BY JOSEPHINA JOHNSON
This new mural, overseen by Ms. Celeste, will be led by Hayden Walker, a senior at CHS and a student in her AP Drawing class. Hayden intends to paint a giant submarine emblazoned with Electric Boat's logo.
Check Out the Elephant’s Trunk BY Isabella Carlow
The Elephant's Trunk is a place where students can stop by and get free clothes and accessories. It was created last school year by Ms. Spaziano and Mrs. Cone as a way for students to get the clothes they need or want, no matter the reason. Ms. Spaziano added that, “We also both love thrifting and thought that the students would enjoy shopping!” It started out as clothing racks in the hallway and turned into a “ ‘boutique like’ thrift shop” in the new cafeteria.
The Return of Christmas Music By Keely Sullivan
Christmas season has officially begun, and one of the most universally loved parts is the music that comes along with it. We hear Christmas music everywhere, on the radio, in stores, and at home. These songs play a role in making the season so special and there is nothing like listening to Christmas music while curled up under a blanket and surrounded by glowing lights.
What to Know About the PrepareRI Internship Opportunities by Samuel Hiers
Did you know that interning for a company could give you all of the workplace and technical experience that you need and more? Next summer, internships are exactly what PrepareRI seeks to offer to get countless students ready for their future work environments.
No Time for Boredom this Holiday Season! By Christiana Votta
It's that time of the year again when everyone is waiting in anticipation for winter break. It's that time when we can momentarily retire our school bags and paperwork to enjoy the holiday season. However, during the break, we all reach a point in time where boredom is our worst enemy—leading us to ponder the question; what to do? To help alleviate this boredom I came up with a list of events or small activities that students can attend with friends and families.
The Great Pie-venture of Thanksgiving 2023 By Riley Clarke
It all started in October when I decided that maybe I would stray from my normal Thanksgiving tradition of making sugar cookies and make the Mount Everest of holiday desserts: pie. You might be thinking, pie? Really? That’s the hardest holiday dessert? Really? It may seem simple, but believe me, it is not.
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Journey of Self-Discovery BY CHRIS MARTIN
As I look back on the way I struggled, and how it felt like hell at the time, I find myself becoming more and more grateful for the things I experienced in my childhood years. My hardships have inspired me to become a safe support for younger kids, allowing them to express themselves freely in my presence no matter how they identify themselves and encouraging growth in terms of their identity and the way they express it.