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Ella Rosewarne

Ella Rosewarne, Print Editor-in-Chief

Ella is a senior at CHS and entering her second year as a Print EIC. In journalism, she is excited for the year and all the amazing work that will be created together! In her free time, she is a mermaid (don't tell anyone though!) She loves spending time outside, hiking, hammocking and hanging out. As the weather starts to change, she is getting excited for fall colors and corn mazes!
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[Photo] Turning Point: Reagan Masek

January 25, 2023
Between solos, Big Planet and Gummy performed together. The rapped acidSpit — a song they wrote over the summer.

A Music-Made Match

January 25, 2023
During the pandemic, Hazel Derry spent countless hours scrolling through media sites and stumbling across popular and dangerous conspiracy theories. If someone sees something, they might just take it to be the truth, Derry said. [Were] so impressionable and it can change someones trajectory.

[Photo] Down the Rabbit Hole

January 27, 2023

Rachael Pashturro

January 11, 2023

Gabbi Anderson

January 11, 2023
An advertisement for Detroit St. Condos stands against the now-empty Teriyaki Time storefront.

Condo Construction Comes to Kerrytown

November 11, 2022
Felicity Rosa-Davies, accompanied by Lila Fetter and Stevie Dumitrascu, led the CHS Jazz Band in Walkin on Sunshine, by Katrina and the Waves.

[Photo] CHS Class of 2022 Graduates at Hill Auditorium

June 6, 2022
Photo By Ella Rosewarne

Proust Questionnaire with Hazel Derry

April 1, 2022
Soofis painting of her grandparents porch in Lahore, Pakistan. It serves hanging in her house as a reminder of her family.

Artist Profile: Ayla Soofi

March 22, 2022
Leah White scrolls through her phone. For her, she sees social media as a positive. I have a private account and I only let people who I really know and trust and value as friends follow me, White said.

Social Media’s Effects on Students

March 18, 2022
Tommy Simon poses outside in late winter. The photo is from winter 2021, when AAPS was fully virtual. Photo by Ella Rosewarne

Closet Door of Glass

March 15, 2022
Reflections in the Glass

Reflections in the Glass

March 14, 2022
Mori Ono enjoys time outside as plants bloom in Ann Arbor. The nearby blooming magenta bushes have added color to Onos view recently.

Proust Questionnaire with Mori Ono

March 12, 2022
Sadie Barber spends her lunch on the front lawn. This was her first year in CHS and she is adjusting to high school.

Proust Questionnaire with Sadie Barber

March 8, 2022
Audrey Weiss leans up against a wall in Kerrytown. She generally goes to Kerrytown for kombucha or a coffee. My favorite part of Kerrytown is the courtyard, I have a lot of memories with friends there, and its also just a really beautiful place, Weiss said.

Proust Questionnaire with Audrey Weiss

March 6, 2022
Lauren MacNeil holds her kitten, Marty outside. Her family rescued two kittens and fostered seven others in quarantine. “I love connecting with animals; having kittens in quarantine helped me stay distracted through the unknown,” MacNeil said.

Proust Questionnaire with Lauren MacNeil

March 3, 2022
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[Photo] What movies have impacted your life?

December 10, 2021
Sadie Todd and Poppy Magee who play the cheerleaders Evil TIna and Evil Gabbie strut their stuff in a dance battle to the death.

CET’s “She Kills Monsters” Opens

November 19, 2021
Stephanie Hadley spends time outside. Hadley has enjoyed CHS’s open campus.“Being able to have freedom and build relationships is really important,” Hadley said.

[Photo] Figuring it Out

October 20, 2021
Michael Vial strums his guitar in his classroom. He’s been playing guitar since eighth grade. “I strummed it, and I was like, ‘I’ve got to figure out how to work this,’” Vial said

[Photo] Circling the Drain

November 18, 2021
Talia Briske

Talia Briske

November 3, 2021
Teaching for Mastery: A Contemporary Look At Educators’ New Standard-Based Grading

Teaching for Mastery: A Contemporary Look At Educators’ New Standard-Based Grading

October 25, 2021
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[Photo] Zion McLilley

October 25, 2021
Ellie Malloy

Ellie Malloy

September 28, 2021
Graduation 2021 Delivers Diplomas and Dancing

Graduation 2021 Delivers Diplomas and Dancing

June 5, 2021
Proust Questionnaire with Eli Hausman

Proust Questionnaire with Eli Hausman

April 1, 2021
Proust Questionnaire with Leah White

Proust Questionnaire with Leah White

March 30, 2021
The Religion Rift

The Religion Rift

March 29, 2021
Artist Profile with Rosie Mellor

Artist Profile with Rosie Mellor

February 7, 2021
Soundtrack to Online School

Soundtrack to Online School

January 26, 2021
The opioid epidemic has reached new heights. The CDC has reported that in the 12 month period ending in June 2020, there were 81,000 overdose deaths — an increase of 21.3% from the preceding 12 months.

[Photo] Addiction During the Pandemic

January 26, 2021
Neva Siers never imagined senior year ending the way it did. My mom said its pretty cool that Obama spoke at your graduation, but I would have given a hand and a foot for a normal senior year, Siers said.

Time Cut Short

June 7, 2020
A life in quarantine: the tips we can take from it

A life in quarantine: the tips we can take from it

March 12, 2020
Photo Illustration by Ella Rosewarne

In My Dreams

March 12, 2020
Sign held at the U-M Climate Strike in October.

[Photo] Are you ready for the fiftieth Earth Day?

February 17, 2020
Mark Mercier

Mark Mercier

February 16, 2020
BSU advisors Janelle Johnson and Kevin Davis help ensure the event runs smoothly. This time, Kevin made greens and I made macaroni and cheese, Johnson said.

[Photo] Soul Food Wednesday: a celebration of culture

December 16, 2019
Food Gatherers Kick-Off 2019

Food Gatherers Kick-Off 2019

November 21, 2019
Fashion with Gillian Perry

Fashion with Gillian Perry

November 18, 2019
Jillian Boynton

Jillian Boynton

November 13, 2019
Humans of the Climate Strike

Humans of the Climate Strike

October 9, 2019
Natalie Kessler (right) running with Lydia Cocciolone (left) in the Portage Invitational. She finished in 35th place, running her fastest 5k. I PR-ed by two minutes, Kessler said, PR is a personal record.

Kesslers Take on Two Sports

October 5, 2019
The 2019 Club Fair Starts the Year Off with a Bang

The 2019 Club Fair Starts the Year Off with a Bang

September 25, 2019
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