“There’s no sound more beautiful than the river rushing by minding its own business,” Gretna Wilkinson wrote in her poem, Down by the River.
Students at CHS gathered in the cafeteria to hear...
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The prompt for all club member's from last week was burning bridges. Following readings from the prompt, two members of the club showed a presentation on writing effective poetry. After the presentation,...
“Poetry is not the kind of thing people are going to run into on their own,” poet and associate professor Kyle Dargan of American University told CNN. “It’s not Jurassic World.”
Dargan was...
By GINA TALAMO
Editor-in-Chief
The National Art Honor Society inducted 39 students from the junior class at its ceremony and art show event last Thursday, featuring visual artwork, student animations and a poetry reading by principal James Gleason.
The induction and the art show, usually separate events, were combined into one tropical-themed evening. Adviser Laura Gesin said each of the inductees was required to submit artwork for the art show, “to show that they are committed and that they will participate and come to meetings.”
