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President George W. Bush signs the No Child Left Behind Act into law at a high school in Hamilton, OH, 2002. Bush is flanked by congressmen, cabinet members, and students.

Lessons Learned From No Child Left Behind

Caleb Park, News Editor  October 21, 2022

On Jan. 8, 2002, President George W. Bush signed the No Child Left Behind Act into law after it passed through Congress with overwhelming bipartisan support. Its messaging called for bridging the gap between...

Language Complexity

October 19, 2022

Do all languages progressively get more complex? The degree of such complexity varies greatly between languages and is affected by a variety of sociolinguistic and historical elements, including language...

CHS production of "Men in Boats", photo taken by Eric Woolsey

Theater’s Diversity Problem (and What CHS Can Do)

Lavanya Mani and Sanjana Chanda October 19, 2022

How do you tell a story when you don’t know the ending? Theater is an amalgamation of artistic forms– dance, music, writing– all of which lend themselves to storytelling. But the recent controversy...

Can You Wear a Qipao?

Bethany Lai, Editor-in-Chief October 19, 2022

In 2018, a teenager wore a traditional Chinese dress — a Qipao or Cheongsam — to prom. After Keziah Daum posted her prom pictures on Twitter, some users perceived Daum’s conduct as cultural appropriation. People’s...

The promotional poster for Lower Decks Season Three

Clean Slate Comedy: Star Trek Lower Decks, Season Three

Ezri Perrin, Reporter October 19, 2022
While there are many plot threads from last season which continue in this season, the focus seems to be on ‘clean-slate comedy’, forfeiting what could be in-depth, multi-season-spanning plot arcs in favor of lighthearted humor.
Political Cartoon: We Don't Want Your Kind Here

Political Cartoon: We Don’t Want Your Kind Here

Sophia Simanowitz, Illustrious Illustrator of Infamy October 19, 2022

English teacher in their office grading papers.

Dear English Teachers, Please Respect Our Sacred A+

Yehia Said, Page Editor October 10, 2022

The first day of school is filled with awkward experiences. Learning names (especially when no one can pronounce yours), meeting new teachers, desperately trying to remember what you learned last year....

Image from Pixabay

Learn and Forget: Remember What You Learn

Victoria Fan, Page Editor May 23, 2022

Not that I do not want to moonwalk with Einstein, the reason that I picked up the book Moonwalking with Einstein was the subtitle: “The Art and Science of Remembering Everything.” In the next few weeks,...

Signs outside the entrances alert students of masking policies.

CT Post

Personal Choice or Political Statement?

Avie Mallon, Reporter May 20, 2022

On the morning of April 4th students walked into school nervously, masks stuffed in their back pockets.  As CHS makes the transition to mask-optional, students and teachers alike were relieved to see...

Permanent daylight savings

Permanent daylight savings

Caitlin Kuhlmann, Reporter May 9, 2022
“I am in my little Midwestern mouse hole, I hate having to deal with the week and a half of being tired after daylight savings, maybe there's something a little more to it,” said Meyers.
The new headquarters of the New York Times in New York City. Over the past two decades, the New York Times has grown rapidly in the news industry.

The New York Colossus

Caleb Park, News Editor  April 25, 2022

According to an analysis by the Columbia Journalism Review, The New York Times has more digital subscribers than The Dallas Morning News — in Dallas. The New York Times also has more digital subscribers...

Millennials and the Age Gap

Sidra Major, Digital Editor-in-Chief April 6, 2022

Millennials trail furthest behind in terms of having spouses and children. The desire to marry early and start a big family is on the decline, which projects grave consequences for future generations. "That's...

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