I remember the morning of my first day of freshman year. I was jittery with excitement. I imagined that when I walked into the intimidating double doors of CHS I would be immersed in a world of self-discovery...

As I’m sitting as this computer–dreading writing this article, dreading ending my career as a high school journalist–I can only think of one relevant thing to say: college isn’t everything. Juniors,...

There is one thing we can all relate to in our years at Churchill. It is that five-letter word we have a love/hate relationship with: drama. Let me tell you this, it is a waste of time. Do you want...

If you could go back and start freshman year again, what would you do differently? Would you try harder in class? Make different friends? Do something to stand out? For students who remain at CHS for...

In an environment where girls put labels on the clothes they wear and boys put labels on the cars they drive, we have all started to uniformly label one thing—college. Being able to wear a sweatshirt...

HS, I have come to realize that the reason I have had such a fulfilling high school experience is because I waited for senior year to come to me naturally. Senior year is not only the year of graduating,...

Sports, parties, drugs. When some of you look back on your high school experience, these will come to mind as what you will remember, but for me, I will remember something completely different. I know...

After my four years of high school, I have learned a lot, especially during senior year. I would like to give those incoming seniors some advice on how to approach senior year. 1.Go to class and still...

Churchill, we know each other well. I mean really well. During the past four years, and especially in the most recent, we’ve laughed together, cried, shared a milkshake, chest bumped and then high-fived...

A wise man once said: “If you’re going through hell, keep going.” He meant that no matter how difficult times may be, they are bound to get better. I think that Winston Churchill’s message was...

The student-teacher relationship is just about as important to learning as gasoline is to a car. In an ideal world, students and teachers would coexist in a productive manner and share a mutual respect...

I always used to believe in karma, that if you were a good person, good things would happen to you. I lived my whole life according to this one philosophy, always trying to be a good person, good things...