‘Senioritis’ hits the Class of 2018, laziness arises
June 15, 2018
“Can we do this later? I have to finish this first...it’s due today,” senior Ebenezer Shim of Spring Lake Heights said when asked for an interview about the disease plaguing the Class of 2018: ‘senioritis.’...
Teachers work second jobs to make ends meet
Madison Beekman and Riley Forrester
June 15, 2018
After radio teacher Bill Bengle takes off his headphones and closes the radio studio at the end of the school year, he starts a summer full of painting and repairs for MCVSD. Bengle is one of many teachers...
June 15, 2018
Like almost every other editorial that we’ve written, we waited until the last possible second to start putting our thoughts on paper. This one especially because it’s our last, our farewell to the...
June 15, 2018
This past April, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu announced to the world that the Iranian government lied. The Mossad, Israel’s intelligence agency, had obtained over 100,000 documents from...
June 15, 2018
In 2006, prior to Donald Trump’s presidential bid, Trump had sexual relations with adult film actress Stormy Daniels. While scandalous, the relationship was consensual. But it occurred during Trump’s...
Digital art brings new perspective to art world
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From the earliest of cave drawings to the intricate paintings of the Renaissance, art remains an integral part of society no matter what media characterizes the time period. Coinciding with the development...
Graphic novels qualify as literature
June 15, 2018 • No Comments
Whether telling one continuous story from the first page to the last, or a series of shorter plots through a series of strips, the variability and eccentricities of graphic novels continue to raise controversy...
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Photography acts as our eyes to the world. Photos allow artists to capture ideas they would not be able to write on a piece of paper. They translate the beauty of life into a story. Photographer Stacy...
June 15, 2018
If you have ever attended a youth sports game, be it baseball, football or any other sport, you probably see it all too often: the coach’s child or their “favorite” receives preferential treatment....
June 15, 2018
When faced with busy summer schedules, CHS students must balance working, family and sports. Some sports require athletes to train on their own or with their team, which can interfere with other summer...
June 15, 2018
Each year, the National Collegiate Athletic Association provides around 150,000 student-athletes with over $2.9 billion in scholarships. With only about 2 percent of high school athletes receiving scholarships...
July 22, 2018
Recent CHS graduate Karoline Winzer of Matawan and rising seniors Grace McCaffrey of Middletown and Erica Sammarco of Colts Neck attended the SkillsUSA...
SkillsUSA medalists attend kickoff to Kentucky
May 29, 2018
Three SkillsUSA members traveled to Forest Lodge in Warren, NJ on Thursday, May 24. The members attended...
May 24, 2018
National Honor Society (NHS) elections for the 2018-2019 council took place in Room 142 on Tuesday, May...
SkillsUSA/NTHS elects new council
May 21, 2018
As the school year winds down and the seniors prepare to depart for college, clubs at CHS must prepare...