The Communicator

The Communicator

The Communicator
Mia Rubenstein

Mia Rubenstein, News Editor

Mia Rubenstein is a senior, and this is her third year on staff. Outside of school, she can be found doing homework, hanging out with friends, participating in CET, going to pilates and baking banana bread. She is so excited to be a News Editor this year.

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Sarah Roldán-Dodson stands as she teaches her second block Philosophy class.

Sarah Roldán-Dodson’s Move to CHS

By Mia Rubenstein and Sadie Palay
5 days ago
Jacqueline Boynton and the rest of the 2025 senior class hold candles up during the Senior Celebration. The candles represented the work everyone had done in each senior’s life to support them and bring them to this point and the place that will always be here for them at Community. “Change is hard,” said sophomore Milly Sandstrom. “This past week has felt empty in the school, and I miss the joy the seniors brought to this school.”

May 30, 2025

By Mia Rubenstein
May 30, 2025
Colors Fly as CHS Class of 2025 Moves On

Colors Fly as CHS Class of 2025 Moves On

By Mia Rubenstein, Jessica Rothstein, Ellora Kirbat, and Mallory Towers
May 23, 2025
Art by: Nina Beals

The Trump Administration: Early Moves and Executive Orders

By Paige Plavnick and Vedha Kakarla
February 15, 2025
Prom Planning

Prom Planning

By Mia Rubenstein and Ava Griffith
April 3, 2025
How CHS Students Benefit From Listening to Music While Studying

How CHS Students Benefit From Listening to Music While Studying

By Kate Groves and Mia Rubenstein
April 2, 2025
Gwen Galvin and Neil Carlin eat pizza after CET’s last performance of “Curtains.” Galvin expressed both joy and sadness as her time with CET has come to an end. “It makes me sad that I didn’t get to live in Ann Arbor for my entire life,” Galvin said. “But I'm really, really lucky to have the time that I did get, and those four shows are gonna mean the absolute world to me for the rest of my life.”

April 2, 2025

By Mia Rubenstein
April 2, 2025
Beautiful, Beautiful, Beautiful Memories

Beautiful, Beautiful, Beautiful Memories

By Mia Rubenstein, Ivy Miller, Mallory Towers, and Wilson Zheng
January 30, 2025
Competition With a Cause

Competition With a Cause

By Mia Rubenstein
November 15, 2024
CHS students gather on Halloween to talk about the annual Food Gathers food drive.

More Than a Tradition: Food Gatherer’s 15th Annual Kickoff Ceremony

By Kaylee Gadepalli, Mia Rubenstein, Sophia Alcumbrack McDaniel, and Isabel Fosler
October 31, 2024
CET Takes on Shakespeare

CET Takes on Shakespeare

By Mia Rubenstein, Mariah Zeigler, and Jessica Rothstein
September 24, 2024
The CHS All-School Photo Tradition - 9/16/2024

The CHS All-School Photo Tradition – 9/16/2024

By Willow Rosenfeld and Mia Rubenstein
September 17, 2024
January - Autumn Klus-Salisbury, Gwen Galvin and Mallory Towers talk about their excitement for the new show, "Natasha, Pierre & The Great Comet of 1812." Galvin was happy with her decision to participate in this show for CET because she enjoyed the last show so much. "It's so much goddamn fun," Galvin said. "I've made a ton of friends, which is really exciting because I just moved here this year, so I didn't know anybody."

[Photo] 2023 – 2024 School year: A Photo Gallery Capturing Snap-shots Throughout Each Month.

By Luca LaVeta, Web Editor-in-Chief
June 13, 2024
Gabe Deedler

Agree to Disagree: Parent Relationships

By Paige Plavnick and Mia Rubenstein
April 30, 2024
FOS Students Take on the Anatomage

FOS Students Take on the Anatomage

By Piper Rose Cooke, Kaylee Gadepalli, and Mia Rubenstein
April 30, 2024
Myths of Learning a Language

Myths of Learning a Language

By Mia Rubenstein, Mallory Towers, and Janaki Nallamothu
April 29, 2024
Pi Day at CHS

Pi Day at CHS

By Mia Rubenstein and Paige Plavnick
March 18, 2024
Humans of Community: Kaylie Peters

Humans of Community: Kaylie Peters

By Kaylee Gadepalli and Mia Rubenstein
March 18, 2024
CET Members' Favorite Songs from "Natasha, Pierre and The Great Comet of 1812"

CET Members’ Favorite Songs from “Natasha, Pierre and The Great Comet of 1812”

By Hannah L. Rubenstein, Mia Rubenstein, and Paige Plavnick
March 4, 2024
Ebie Lamb has her mic check for the first understudy run of Natasha, Pierre & The Great Comet of 1812.

[Photo] Humans of Community: Ebie Lamb

By Amelia Sandstrom
February 26, 2024
Agree to Disagree: Social Media

Agree to Disagree: Social Media

By Paige Plavnick and Mia Rubenstein
January 29, 2024
Together in the Hallways for Dinner

Together in the Hallways for Dinner

By Kaylee Gadepalli, Paige Plavnick, Mia Rubenstein, and Mallory Towers
January 25, 2024
Tiny Story: Mia Rubenstein

Tiny Story: Mia Rubenstein

By Mia Rubenstein
November 6, 2023
Jupiter Gergics shows off their essential item: a miniature sewing kit. The kit had been very useful for Gergics in the past, and became something they always kept with them. "I still have the sewing kit just in case," Gergics said. "Whenever I pack a bag to go on a trip I always chuck it in there."

Essentials: Jupiter Gergics

By Mallory Towers and Mia Rubenstein
October 31, 2023
Spencer Lemely Finds Spirituality in the Coffee he Brews

Spencer Lemely Finds Spirituality in the Coffee he Brews

By Jasper Forgey, Mia Rubenstein, Piper Cooke, Ivy Miller, and Lucia Page Sander
October 18, 2023
Maggie Lamb Knows the Perfect Lip Products

Maggie Lamb Knows the Perfect Lip Products

By Mallory Towers and Mia Rubenstein
October 17, 2023
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