• Flooded math department faced with temporary setback 
     
     http://www.chsglobe.com/frontpage/2010/01/water-pipe-break-in-math-wing/
  • Boys' basketball off to 12-5 start, looking to avenge past playoff history 
     
     http://www.chsglobe.com/sports/2010/01/boys-basketball/
  • Ethical issues regarding designer babies spark controversy 
     
     http://www.chsglobe.com/features/2010/01/ethical-issues-regarding-designer-babies-spark-controversy/
  • Theft at charity fashion show shocks organizers 
     
     http://www.chsglobe.com/features/2010/01/theft-at-charity-fashion-show-shocks-organizers/
  • MSHSAA changes eligibility rules regarding zero-hours 
     
     http://www.chsglobe.com/news/2010/02/mshsaa-changes-eligibility-rules-regarding-zero-hours/

Community

Plans drafted for public library move to CHS campus

By Zachary Praiss

Imagine the potential synergy of three different entities coming together to create something greater than their sum. That is the vision behind the Mid-County Library Joint Use Facility conceptual study, which would connect Clayton High School, the Center of Clayton and the Mid-County Library in collaboration between...  Read More

Arts

‘Sweeney Todd’ presents challenge, creative opportunity for actors

By Maria Massad

Despite the eccentricity and challenge of the upcoming CHS musical, this performance will showcase the talents of the many actors. Although the musical “Sweeney Todd” is going to be performed Feb. 17-21, 2010, those involved are already preparing for the challenge of this unique musical. This horror musical is... Read More

World

When it comes to teenagers, what is ‘Cruel and Unusual’?

By Nina Oberman

The concept of the “teenager” is relatively new in society. Historically, children were treated as adults as soon as they reached puberty. Only within the past century have governments created a special category for adolescents. Advances in magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) in recent decades have scientifically... Read More

Features

Use of tutors raises questions

By Noah Eby

CHS is undoubtedly one of the best public schools in the state and the nation; it employs a top-tier staff and churns out bright, prepared students.  Yet despite Clayton’s educational prowess, students’ use of tutors would seem like a slap in the face to the school’s acclaim.  The obvious question, then, is... Read More

Forum

Cafeteria serves unfulfilling food

By Simone Bernstein

The trash is always full to the brim with food. Lots of food is wasted every single day in the School District of Clayton. It’s lunchtime. Junior Charlie Beard order french fries in the commons during 4th hour. The food served has changed, but still has room for improvment. (Caroline Stamp) Many student drivers at... Read More

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