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Exploring the Magical World of Encanto: A Critical Analysis By Josephina Johnson
What is it that makes Encanto enjoyable to a vast age range? Is there something in the movie that is truly deep and meaningful, so that it can touch all age groups, and perhaps, eventually, touch future generations if Encanto becomes a classic? Or is it a commercial and consumeristic aspect of marketing and catchy songs?
Celebrating CHS Talent at the Varsity Revue By Samuel Hiers
This year’s Varsity Revue was filled with tons of variety and many exciting acts. Whether it was singing, duets, instrumentals, or even crazy yo-yo tricks, no one performance failed to disappoint on any level.
Valentine’s Day: The Origin of a Special Day By Christiana Votta
Valentine's day is a day that comes around once every year on the fourteenth of February. It's a renowned holiday where couples or friends exchange gifts and cards. For instance, chocolates and flowers are one of the first gifts that come to mind when we think of this holiday. However, what is the legend that surrounds this love-filled day that we celebrate?
How Can We Spread the Joy of Christmas? By Samuel Hiers
Does anyone know what Christmas is all about? What does it really mean? Well, you can think of it however you interpret it, but maybe it could be about helping others and giving to those who need help or are struggling. Maybe we could spread holiday joy by giving to those who are not so fortunate.
Addressing the Holiday Blues By Kerry Medeiros
People tend to feel sad or dissatisfied during the holidays, especially with the pressure to meet certain expectations. In order to ease some of these emotions, it is important that we all take the time to check in on our friends this holiday season.
Considering the CHS Dress Code BY SONIA JOHNSON
Over the past few years, conversations surrounding school dress codes have rapidly increased. More people have begun to express that they believe dress codes inappropriately sexualize children and promote a culture of sexism. In the school year of 2021-22, the CHS dress code only takes up less than a page in our student handbooks, but quite a bit more space in our minds.
Achieving New Year’s Resolutions By Christiana Votta
Usually, people make a list of what they want to improve on in the upcoming year, whether it is dieting or reading more books. However, not everyone fulfills the goals they create for themselves. Sometimes the goals we set for ourselves are too difficult or unrealistic to achieve all at once, which leads to not staying true to our goal. So it's very important that when we create a New Year's list, we keep in mind that the goals should be realistic.
One Step at a Time By Adam Lamy
Curiosity has always been a part of my life. I’ve always sought what I can and can’t do. I tested my body’s physical limit. Whether it be learning to sing and play piano, or solving Rubik's cubes, I have always tried to see what I'm capable of.
Literature Is My Utopia BY Lily Chace
I know that as I grow older reading will always be a part of my life. My story, which I continue to write and revise, is only just beginning. I am thankful for the guidance and friendship of books and the people around me who love them too!
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The Pros and Cons of Being a Social Media Artist By Christiana Votta
Social media is a great way for artists to share their work and grow an online presence. However, it can also leave a negative influence on artists' mental health, such as hurting their self-worth and leading to Imposter Syndrome. But, how can something like social media have such a wide range of positive and negative effects on artists?