In an effort to test the relationship between mass and acceleration, Courtney's physics classes used pulled skateboards down the hallway. Their experiment caused a scene near the third floor ledge. Take...

Poetry Night in Ann Arbor took the stage November 4, 2010 at the Lydia-Mendelssohn Theater in the Michigan League. This annual show lets teens and emerging poets perform with renowned artists. Students...

On Wednesday October 6, 2010 Community High students enjoyed a "Not School as Usual" Day. While the rest of the district sat through twenty minute classes for an early release, CHS cleared invasive...

Michael Savage: The Moderate In a school with overwhelmingly left-wing views it is difficult to retain a different perspective. CHS junior, Michael Savage, has more conservative political views than...

[quicktime]http://the-communicator.org/wp-content/uploads/2010/05/Backlawn-scatter-ball.mov[/quicktime] Scatterball is the newest sport in Community High School's lineup, along with Hackey-Sack, Ultimate...

Green Week is in full swing! With new activities everyday there are a multitude of ways to show your support for a cleaner, greener future. As part of the Earth Day celebration the CHS Ecology Club has...

Doctor Leslie Swanson, who works at the Department of Psychiatry at the University of Michigan, presented the first lecture in the series focusing on depression organized by the Depression Awareness Group....

Dan Eder, a Freshman at Community High School shares his views on stereotypes and racism. Racial discrimination is often talked about as a thing of the past, but even in Ann Arbor, a city that...

On a grey, chilly Saturday morning in Burns Park, a muffled, soul-fueled tune echoes along Westminster Road—as if someone is playing a record in their house. To a passerby, the sound would be almost...

Elena Flores, Community’s newest art teacher can usually be found somewhere on the first floor multitasking between art projects.  She’s known for her unique personality and creative energy.  Her...