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Being a Mormon in 2013 America

Jonathan Shumway December 17, 2012

I was thirteen years old. I was en route by plane to Denver and next to me sat a theological scholar. Noticing that I had both the Book of Mormon and the Bible, he surmised that I was Mormon. For the...

The daily battle with procrastination

Globe Staff January 19, 2011

It’s an addiction from which many teenagers suffer. And, rather than growing out of it, the problem tends to snowball as time goes on. Compounded with senioritis, the problem becomes nearly uncontrollable....

Oh Lolli Lolli newest addition to a revived Demun neighborhood

Jocelyn Lee November 5, 2010
Called Oh Lolli Lolli, it is the newest addition to a small strip of attractions sprouting up along Demun Avenue.

An evolutionary state of mind

Globe Staff August 21, 2010

“We come from monkeys, don’t you see the resemblance?!” I can shamefully recall using this line on countless occasions during heated arguments about evolution. I usually used it right...

Media sets poor example for adolescent girls

Jocelyn Lee May 19, 2010

Far too often, I meet girls who act, or attempt to act, much older than they are. I’m certainly not saying they are too mature or wise because some teenagers simply are more mature than their peers....

Joining hockey team teaches lessons

Jack Holds March 12, 2010

Halfway through the school year, I found myself sitting in a locker room, 6 a.m. Monday morning, with a messy heap of gear I was supposed to puzzle together onto my body. What had started with a thoughtless...

Chinese New Year serves as reminder of forgotten culture

Dee Luo February 24, 2010

Waking up at 7:30am on a Saturday, during a four-day weekend, is excruciatingly painful. As someone who could probably sleep through WWIII if it started and ended between 5am and 9am, I am not known as...

Nonviolent conflict resolution an essential tool in work, life

Sarah Tait February 24, 2010

Every student has had the experience: the alarm goes off loudly at 7 a.m., it’s still dark outside, your bed is especially warm, and you can’t help but think, ‘is school really worth...

Dishonesty proves the ‘me first’ syndrome

Jackie Leong January 28, 2010

A classful of plagiarized papers, two stolen dresses. These are, undoubtedly, not the only occurrences of dishonesty at CHS to ever have happened recently. However, I find it disturbing that such things...

Math proves to be applicable

Jackie Leong January 27, 2010

“A musician wakes from a terrible nightmare.” So begins the remarkable commentary entitled “A Mathematician’s Lament”. The piece opens with said musician’s dreamworld,...

Does Obama talk too much?

Jackie Leong October 21, 2009

Let’s cut to the chase. Does Obama talk too much? I’d like to rephrase. Can he talk too much? After all, this is President Obama. But it’s true; if he’s not talking too much,...

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