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The Observer

The School Newspaper of Winston Churchill High School.

The Observer

The School Newspaper of Winston Churchill High School.

The Observer

The CHS boys lacrosse team poses with the regional championship plaque after their 10-9 2OT win against QO

Boys lacrosse wins the 4A West regional championship

By Noah Salzberg, Senior Writer May 14, 2015

The CHS boys lacrosse team beat QO in the regional championship Wed. May 13, winning in double overtime by the score of 10-9. This win came after another double-overtime victory against Whitman on Mon....

CHS: Cheaters Have Success?

CHS: Cheaters Have Success?

By Danny Gordon and Noah Salzberg April 29, 2015

“The cheating is out of control.” Math teacher Lois Cohen said this when describing the academic dishonesty that has spread throughout the halls and classrooms of CHS. Cheating is prevalent at...

Assessment schedule abandoned to decrease stress

Assessment schedule abandoned to decrease stress

By Danny Gordon and Noah Salzberg October 27, 2014

For the 2014-15 school year, CHS administrators opted out of implementing the assessment schedule that was initially formed two years ago. The assessment schedule allowed certain subjects to test on...

Class of 2014 holds mulch kickoff fundraiser

Class of 2014 holds mulch kickoff fundraiser

By Noah Salzberg, Online Features Editor March 27, 2014

To kick off the annual mulch sale weekend, the class of 2014 had a fundraiser at the Chipotle in Georgetown square March 25. The fundraiser’s intention was to gain extra revenue for the class of 2014’s...

‘Observer’ asks CHS, “What’s in your trunk?”

By Jordan Maser and Noah Salzberg March 13, 2014

Senior Njord Soevik is on his way to a party. He parks his car, walks around back to his trunk and pulls out a sombrero. Instantaneously, Soevik becomes the life of the party, all thanks to the funky hat...

Debate: should U.S. atheltes have competed?

By Noah Salzberg, PUblic Relations Manager February 26, 2014

The Olympics are a storied sporting event, with participants from around the world. It is the pinnacle of all athletic achievement, a place where history is made and where legends are born. Despite its...

BCS Championship Preview

BCS Championship Preview

By Noah Salzberg, Public Relations and Social Media Manager January 9, 2014

Tonight, the Florida State Seminoles will take on the Auburn Tigers in the 2014 VIZIO BCS National Championship Game. This marks the culmination of an era, as next year a four-team playoff will decide...

Football stays optimistic despite struggles

Football stays optimistic despite struggles

By Noah Salzberg, PR/Social Media Manager October 30, 2013

The varsity football team lost 6-3 to Gaithersburg Oct. 11, marking the first time in four weeks that the team has put points on the board. The Bulldogs have been outscored 181-3 in its previous five games. The...

The Observer Previews the Upcoming NBA Season

The Observer Previews the Upcoming NBA Season

By Noah Salzberg, Public Relations and Social Media Editor October 29, 2013

The NBA 2013-2014 season begins tonight, Oct. 29, as the Miami Heat, the 2012-2013 reigning champions take on the Chicago Bulls. There are many headlines this season, including Derrick Rose’s return...

Resource teacher competes

Resource teacher competes

By Danny Gordon and Noah Salzberg September 30, 2013

Resource teacher Brielle Dana represented Team USA in the Maccabi games this past summer, finishing third overall in the triathlon event. Dana recorded a time of 2:22 in the triathlon, finishing first...

Art teacher inducted

Art teacher inducted

By Danny Gordon and Noah Salzberg September 30, 2013

Art teacher and swim and dive coach Brendan Roddy will be inducted into the Salisbury University Athletics Hall of Fame Friday, Oct. 11. Roddy, who started swimming competitively when he was 11, began...

Lucky Charms the winner in student breakfast bracket

Lucky Charms the winner in student breakfast bracket

By Danny Gordon and Noah Salzberg, Staff Writer and Public Relations Editor April 30, 2013

Breakfast is the most important meal of the day, and according to a poll conducted by Good Morning America, cereal is the most commonly consumed item for breakfast in the United States. Curiosity led us...

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