From colorful sugar cookies to smiling gingerbread men, holiday cookies are considered a special tradition to many people all over the world. With variations like Italian cartellata cookies, Dutch kerstkransjes,...
“The Nutcracker” ballet is performed around the holiday by numerous dancers worldwide. Derived from the classical period of ballet, “The Nutcracker” is based off of the tale “The Nutcracker and...
In “How the Grinch Stole Christmas,” Dr. Seuss tells the tale of the un-jolly Grinch that eventually learns that the holiday spirit prevails without gifts and feasts, illustrating that material things...
Store windows. Television screens. Radio waves. It’s everywhere.
“It” is Christmas, and its advertisements are all around. Many businesses see the Christian holiday celebrating the birth of Jesus...
Santa Claus doesn’t really hand-craft and deliver presents in his magic sleigh for every boy and girl. The responsibility of being Santa Claus falls on parents, and that responsibility comes with a price...
BY DYLAN JOSEPHSON - With only a few more days of school before winter break, the students of CHS are beaming with holiday cheer. Many students have very fun and creative ways of getting into the holiday spirit.
BY ISABELLA CAVAZZONI - It wasn’t until 16th century Germany, that trees such as evergreens and pines were decorated in the home for the holiday of Christmas. Today each family has their own unique traditions for tree decorating. A yearly debate that arises nationwide and even in CHS every Christmas is real Christmas trees vs fake Christmas trees.
