Every time a CHS student orders a cup of hot chocolate at Kaldi’s Coffee or a pound of mango gummy bears from Oh Lolli Lolli, they are certain to be in for a treat.  But what they may not...

  Today a reader, tomorrow a leader. Glenridge Elementary School’s annual Readathon is a PTO-sponsored reading incentive program for the K-5 grade levels at Glenridge. Lasting from...

Ben Colagiovanni, a 2012 CHS graduate, was composing music before he could tie his shoes.  While his classmates clutched rag dolls and greying stuffed animals, Colagiovanni was carting a Luciano Pavarotti...

The Center just completed it's semi-annual cleaning of their rockwall. The cleaning included the removal of all the rocks, a new floor, and new ropes. The wall will soon be marked with various colors...

Back in late September, the topic of backpacks sparked my interest when I was looking to write an article for the third issue of the Globe. What started as an interest grew into a fascination which...

 Jake Schmidt carries a tangible reminder of his travelling art show with him wherever he goes.  His Converse shoes are splattered in a rainbow of paint drippings, the leftovers of dozens of...

It is hard to escape from the election this time of year. Turn on the television? Political ads clutter everything you watch. Go for a walk? Yard signs stare at you from every angle. Curl up on the couch...

The clock strikes 9:56. It is the end of second hour; the day has barely begun, yet the slap of feet on stone steps accents every second of each tension filled minute for the crew of the Greyhound News...

While at CHS, junior Carly Beard has only had a lunch period once. Beard exemplifies a growing trend among ambitious (or just unlucky) students at CHS, who forgo the favorite period of the majority of...

“Welcome to Clayton High School.” Dr. Guchewsky stood outside the glass doors of CHS, saying hello to all the freshmen walking into the high school for the very first time. Everyone was...

Only forty-four years ago the integration of blacks and whites was shunned upon – nearly prohibited. They could not sit together on the same park bench, drink out of the same water fountain, or...