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CHS students struggle balancing good sleep schedules with their heavy work load.
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Struggles to balance work causes sleepless nights

Toby Gui January 29, 2024

The conquest towards productivity is a hard-spent one, with students and creatives alike familiar with caffeine-filled nights spent slumped over projects. It brings up the question of how healthy this...

A survey of 63 students from Jan. 2 to Jan. 8, 2020.

CHS teenagers work hard, play hard, sleep never

Tess Rempel January 17, 2020

Pressing cold Powerade to your face to stay awake during World History. Napping during bus rides. Sleeping through fire alarms. These are just some instances of how CHS students deal with the toll of sleep...

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Why today’s teen aren’t getting enough sleep: Stress

Andrew Wang September 15, 2017

When it comes time to tuck in at night, experts say we need eight to 10 hours of sleep every night – and too few of us are getting it. According to The National Sleep Foundation, or NSF, as of February...

Technology has been proven to affect sleep patterns, especially in teens.

Why today’s teens aren’t getting enough sleep: Technology

Alexis Colucci September 15, 2017

Phones plugged into bedside outlets, televisions blaring at nighttime and laptops dinging with notifications come as nothing new to teens. Neither is the lack of sleep that tech can cause. Technology...

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