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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,...
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 largest annual orchestra event. It has always been the biggest concert of the year for seventh and eighth graders, as they play in front of the...
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...
On Feb. 24, 2022, the Russian army began an invasion of Ukraine. The assault was meant to last three days—and this Monday, it entered its third year. The war has become a grim fact of life for millions...
The spork game has been an intense rivalry between fellow seniors going into week five. 43 seniors remain, all being anxious to win the prize money and persevere until the end. One senior who is still...
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 annual activity and it was a great way to start her last year of high school off on a nice note. "It was kind of a surreal moment where it is a very...
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”...
Tessa Aprea, a sophomore at CHS, spends her time split between three places: the track, the dance studio and school. Though it isn’t easy, she tries to find a balance between all of these activities. After...
A picture is worth 1000 words, so we aren’t going to write many here. Claire Lewis, on your right, and Toula Greenawalt, on your left, lock eyes in a scene during CHS’s first play of the year, A...
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. From 60s funk and soul to 2000s indie rock, every decade gives birth to new notes. Emerging artists and shifting genres give a snapshot of what life...
It might not be the hottest take, but it needs to be said—parks are not just for decoration. They are not extras. They are not just a nice place to walk your dog on a Sunday afternoon. Parks are essential...
It’s generally agreed that things tend to improve: Newer models of phones or laptops may have more features than older models; newer fashion trends may be more flashy and flattering than before; newer...
Dear Incoming Class of 2029, Alas, you’ve survived the CHS lottery. You’ve landed a spot between the numbers one and 132, or you’re close to 132 and on the waitlist. Well, what now? Do you take...
The summer before the 24-25 school year, I sat with my friends in front of a picnic table at Interlochen camp for Skyline High School Orchestra. A few people I hadn’t met before came over, and we started...
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, it’s safe to say that she has taken the world by storm with her angelic voice and raw, emotional lyrics. As a long-time listener and fan of her...
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...
Found on 15 E Kirby St in Midtown Detroit, Chartreuse Kitchen & Cocktails isn’t just a restaurant; it’s an experience. The restaurant offers a phenomenal dining experience with its seasonal American...
I love concerts. Any place, anytime, anywhere. From popular music festivals such as Camp Flog Gnaw to tinier venues such as the Blind Pig, I have seen a total of 44 concerts in 2024. Here are my top 10...
