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Star Wars: A Tale of Racism

Ezri Perrin, Reporter • October 18, 2021

Everything from the most well-known pieces of the Star Wars universe to obscure details included only in old cartoons and comics contains an insidious racism that will often be overlooked by white fans but is glaringly obvious to fans of color.

The Covid Rollercoaster

Samantha Braidwood, Reporter • October 11, 2021

Masked? Unmasked? Vaxed? Unvaxed? 2020-2021 have been just under two years of emotional, physical, and mental roller coasters. With mask mandates being enforced, and then unenforced, and enforced again,...

Examining Vaccine Hesitancy

Norah Gross, Reporter • October 11, 2021

As soon as the COVID-19 vaccine was made available for those under age 18, my friends and I all rushed to get it. We had an inside joke of “vaxxed girl summer” and flaunted our bandaids and vaccine...

Accommodations: We Aren’t Doing Enough

Ezri Perrin, Reporter • October 6, 2021

The American Education System is a deeply flawed institution that, due to its long-standing use as a tool wielded by industrialists to create workers, does not take into account the health of its students...

Spirituality and Food: A Love Letter To Myself

Isabella Bamnolker, Page Editor • September 28, 2021

Food and spirituality have always been heavily intertwined for me throughout my life. Growing up, food was my love language. It was what brought me and my dad together, it was what healed me through my...

Can I Touch Your Hair

Zoe Daniels-Sankey, Reporter • September 28, 2021

Tribal braids. Lemonade braids. Pixie crops. Dreadlocks. Box braids. Goddess braids. I know, I know, you’re probably wondering what exactly I just named off. For those who do not know, these are...

Let’s Stop Trashing in the Clayton District

Charlie Miller, Page Editor • September 21, 2021

Climate change is simply why numerous disasters have impacted our country in just a short time. Several countries, especially the United States, have experienced several natural disasters this past summer,...

Thirsty at CHS?

Sidra Major, Reporter • September 21, 2021

I woke up one morning, late. My lunch wasn’t packed, shoes were untied and my hair was a mess. During my zero hour class I realized I had forgotten my water bottle. By first period, I sat at my desk...

What Really Matters?

Enoch Lai, Opinion Section Editor • September 15, 2021

2020. The year of contradictions. The year of unity and division. Hope and despair. Joy and distress. Patience and impatience. Learning and unlearning. Life and death. It contained a terrible pandemic...

Should CHS Require COVID-19 Vaccination?

Sasha Keller , Pro/Con Section Editor • September 15, 2021

Are you a student or teacher at CHS? Does the future schedule of our school worry you due to the fact that more people are getting infected and even dying from COVID-19 every day? Luckily both the Moderna...

Derek Chauvin’s trial, What it means, and What’s next?

Enoch Lai, Opinion Section Editor • September 15, 2021

Papers rustled. The jury held its breath. After three weeks of hearing and seeing emotionally charged witness testimonies, damning evidence, and frightening videos, they knew that Derek Chauvin’s trial...

Vaccine Passports

Hannah Teagan • September 15, 2021

Vaccine Passports Across the country the topic of vaccine passports has become a controversial one. Although this may be the next level to stopping the spread of COVID 19 many people believe that this...