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Sydney Richardson doesn’t just study science, she studies people. As a third-year student at the University of Michigan (U of M) majoring in...
Eager eyes glossed over the display of extravagant pies bordering the third-floor hallway. Pi Day was in full swing, and CHS students lined up for a slice of the fun. Coordinated by the math department, CHS has honored Pi Day for years. This time around, the organizers went all out and put together a total of seven pi-related activities. Leading...
After school on March 7, the CHS mock trial teams — A Team and B Team — along with timers, alternates and a courtroom journalist, traveled from Ann Arbor to Grand Rapids, MI., for an overnight stay....
Thousands of people from across Ann Arbor Public Schools (AAPS) filled Hill Auditorium, nearly reaching its 3,500 person capacity this past Thursday, March 6. Everyone was highly anticipating the district’s...
The Freeman Environmental Youth Council (FEYC) conducted a waste audit at all three major AAPS high schools earlier this year. The objective of the project was to analyze the amount of waste produced...
The annual FIRST Robotics Competition (FRC) season is one of the biggest high school robotics events in the world. Starting in January every year, thousands of robots from schools around the world are...
With the current tumultuous political climate in the U.S., many CHS students are concerned about their future and how it is being molded by society, social norms and politicians. For centuries, music has been used to address political issues and controversies, and this has continued through the earbuds of Community High students. From 20th-century folk...
From lessons at the YMCA and swimming at Slauson Middle School to now Pioneer synchronized swimming captain, CHS senior Brook Fagan has been in the pool for as long as she can remember. “I could...
A picture is worth 1000 words, so we aren’t going to write many here. CHS seniors go through a warm up round of Simon Says at lunch preparing for the official game. Senior Ionie Steudle loves this...
The Proust Questionnaire has its origins in a parlor game popularized (though not devised) by Marcel Proust, the French essayist and novelist, who believed that, in answering these questions, an individual...
Sam Magee, a CHS junior, was 17 when her mindset was revitalized. Stumbling upon a previously unknown film that would go on to forever change her life, her perspective of the world shifted. “Interstellar”...
As the final buzzer sounded, I looked around the gym for the last time as a member of the Pioneer Basketball team. Walking through the handshake line, looking up at the scoreboard, tears welled in my eyes. My basketball career came down to seven points. My lucky number had become my downfall. Basketball and I have always been a pair. Since I was...
It’s no joke that social media has somewhat taken over our brains. It’s just endless scrolling, with a new sound, pose, phrase or outfit coming up every week. Now, it's not “cool” anymore to have...
We need a little bit of anxiety in order to function, those feelings of worry or unease. Without it, we probably wouldn’t meet our deadlines, there would be no reason to care about our grades and we...
I don’t care about gun violence. At least, that’s what my reaction — or lack thereof — might suggest. When news breaks of another shooting, my response is limited to a clenched jaw or a momentary...
Music has always been a reflection of the times. The anthems of each era give us a medium through which we can observe the social, cultural and technological shifts that have taken place over the years....
The chefs place graham crackers on the ground and dress the guests in marshmello. Using big wooden spoons, they pour gasoline and chocolate syrup onto the floor and light it. This is the end for them. “You represent the ruin of my art and my life.” Chef Slowik said. The whole building on a beautiful private island is engulfed in flames. Everyone...
Grammy-award winning singer and songwriter SZA has been an influential part of the music industry for quite some time now. With multiple studio albums and countless collaborations with other famous artists,...
For those blissfully unaware of folk indie legend turned orchestrally cynical rockstar Josh Tillman, also known as Father John Misty. Those who haven’t heard his painfully charming “Real Love Baby”...
Tate McRae’s new album “So Close To What” takes listeners on a journey through the highs and lows of love. During the release concert for her album, McRae shared that “So Close to What” is all...
A small line forms outside The Ark as the crowd eagerly awaits “Les Greene and the Swayzees’” performance of rock n’ soul, a high-energy blend of rock and classic rhythm and blues. The show was...
