A crowd of CHS jazz students threw their arms in the air, pounded on the wooden railing, and cheered until their throats were hoarse as Mei Semones began to play as the first, and only female musicians...
In April, about 60 of Community High’s jazz students went to a camp in Tennessee run by a grammy award winning bassist named Victor Wooten and his world famous teachers.
Senior drummer Mason Cox knew...
It’s fall 2016, the time of the elections. Campaigns and posters are invading the hallways and each candidate is trying to obtain the treasured positions of the presidency. However, these candidates...
When I was thirteen years old, I was, for the most part, a soprano; sure, I mostly sang alto in choir, but my voice went just as high as most of the soprano singers, and I was known to jump up to the soprano...
Our hearts go out to the people of Paris and to the victims of terrorism and injustice everywhere in the world. What happened on Friday was a tragedy for humanity, something felt around the globe. Out...
AAPS Media Specialist and Citizens for Safe Deer Management Co-founder Jeri Schneider spoke the minds of many Ann Arbor citizens when she said she was “shocked and appalled” at Ann Arbor City Council’s...
Timed testing has been around for so long that many of us consider it an unpleasant yet necessary part of our lives. It is high time that its merits be called into question.
The true purpose of testing...
One Week Before Opening Night
Diction, energy and staying in character were the three things running through the minds of the actors and actresses of Community’s Ensemble Theatre (CET) one week before...
