From autos to the arts: faculty recalls CHS’s history
March 9, 2020
Before the back hallway of CHS decorated its cinder block walls with detailed murals, it was the single hallway of Wall Township’s Vocational High School. The rooms now used for mass media, art and print...
Teachers and students are worried sick over in-school illness
March 9, 2020
It’s an iconic scene from the hit 1986 movie, “Ferris Bueller’s Day Off:” a teacher taking attendance monotonously repeats “Bueller” to no avail, for the aforementioned high school student...
Seniors get schooled through dual enrollment
Michael Rau and Timothy Wilburn
March 9, 2020
After taking AP Calculus at CHS last year, senior Mary Eknoian of Wall decided to take Calculus 2 at Brookdale this past fall. CHS upperclassmen have the option of taking weekly dual enrollment classes...
March 9, 2020
The term “born in the wrong generation” has come to encapsulate a pervasive mentality about modern art. There is a consistent notion that pop culture is simply worse than it once was, becoming more...
March 9, 2020
At the time of what the New York Times called “the most controversial and dividing presidential election”, I was twelve years old. Despite doing all the trivial things a middle schooler would do, such...
March 9, 2020
The Founding Fathers are known for creating the democracy of America and signing the Declaration of Independence when separating from Britain. However, it is almost never shown that these men, who are...
THE ARTIST’S BLOCK: “A Wizards’ Cove” by Adah Shimanovich
March 9, 2020 • No Comments
"This is my still life from Illustration and Design. We had to pick objects to put in the composition, and when I saw these in Mrs. Fallon's cabinets, I knew I had to try to make a kind of "wizards’...
Eminem impresses, but perplexes, in new album
March 9, 2020 • No Comments
On Jan. 17, one of the best selling artists of the century surprised listeners with a new, 20-song album. The release of “Music to be Murdered By,” the 11th studio album by Eminem, left many conflicted,...
Oscars bring politics to Hollywood
Vivianna Varlack
March 9, 2020 • No Comments
The Oscars have always been a night where many gather to watch the best filmmakers and actors receive awards and recognition for their work. But in recent years, controversy has surrounded the ceremony,...
October 19, 2019
Every time she steps on to the volleyball court, junior Brooke Stark of Manasquan has the same goal in mind: “To play the best I possibly can and to make sure that everyone on my team is ready to play.” This...
September 15, 2019
Tennis fans at CHS were filled with anticipation on Sunday, Sept. 10 as they watched number two seed Rafael Nadal of Spain defeat Daniil Medvedev of Russia in the men’s singles finals of the U.S. Open...
June 16, 2019
Sophomore Ava Turner of Middletown proved to be a pivotal player for her team this spring season, which became Middletown High School North’s most successful season in varsity softball history. As the...
March 21, 2020
The Cultural Communications Club roots its beliefs in helping others, and recently extended that aid beyond the doors of CHS to a high school student who...
March 21, 2020
The Cultural Communications Club roots its beliefs in helping others, and recently extended that aid...
JSA elects council for 2020-2021 school year
March 21, 2020
On Thursday, Mar. 12, the Junior State of America (JSA) held their council election for the upcoming...
CCC brings holiday joy to underprivileged students
January 17, 2020
As the bell rang for students to go to second period on Friday, Dec. 13, the Cultural Communications...