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The School Newspaper of Winston Churchill High School.

The Observer

The School Newspaper of Winston Churchill High School.

The Observer

All the essential items to bring for surviving high school

By By Allison Srour Contest Manager Katy Verboncoeur Staff Writer September 2, 2010

It’s that time of year again. Back to the backpacks, pens, pencils, and endless supplies of lined paper. As we enter the new school year, school supplies are crucial to ensure a good high school experience. Aside...

Breakfast is key to staying alert during the day

By Olivia Parven Contest Manager September 2, 2010

Everyone has experienced a rush in the morning when breakfast is forgotten and the stomach is letting out huge growls. Eating a healthy breakfast in the morning keeps teens full until lunch, and can even...

Student motivation must not subside throughout year

By By Danny Weiss Megan Scanlan Staff Writers September 2, 2010

      Every year right before school starts students make a goal for themselves that may or may not have the potential to carry out through the school year. Some students make goals to get...

The ‘Look at Me’ Generation

A typical teenager girl turns on her computer, signs on to Facebook and updates her status with what she did that day and what she will do for the rest of the day. She may spend the next hour or two flipping...

Prom awards

Welcome to the Observer’s  first ever How-She-Got-Asked-To-Prom awards. These are the stories that make girls swoon and reveal the more sensitive sides of the boys at CHS. This year, the senior boys...

Time Warp: Defining Generations

By Emily Hall, Production Manager May 28, 2010

Every decade in the 20th century has shown a change in the central focus of American lives, Technology, world events and changing values have altered the course of history. ‘20s The Lost Generation:...

The ‘Observer’ splashes around in local pools

During summer, many people enjoy spending lazy days relaxing at the pool but are not sure which public pool is best. The Observer takes a peek at the top local pools. Seven Locks Located off Seven...

OPTIONS offers alternatives to college

By Amanda Vinner, Features Editor May 28, 2010

Eighteen years is a long time. In that time, students go through twelve grades, four leap years and 567,648,000 seconds, but still not everyone is ready to live in a new place and on his or her own as...

Sporcle provides way to learn, procrastinate

By Lori Koenick, Staff Writer May 28, 2010

Naming all 44 presidents in ten minutes without help from Google? Sound difficult? Don’t worry, there’s hope. CHS students are improving their random trivia knowledge on Sporcle.com. In simple terms,...

Students use procrastination to augment daily life

By By Spenser Easterbrook Advertising Manager May 5, 2010

We’ve all done it at some point. It’s procrastination: the grade-trashing-Sunday-night-ruining-high-anxiety habit that we just can’t break. It’s the greatest thing ever—until the night before...

Sports leagues donate losing teams’ apparel

By By Natalie Geisler Editor-in-Chief May 5, 2010

The buzzer sounds.  Duke has just won its fourth national championship.  Elated players and coaches storm the court in celebration of their feat, and within seconds, each player on Duke’s roster has...

Walking on the wild side

By By Maddy Jacobs Online Features Editor May 5, 2010

When asked about the difference between a prank and vandalism, Rockville High School Educational Facilities Officer Christopher Winkler’s response was short and sweet. “In the eyes of the law?,”...

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