By: Steven Bechtler Kanye West started his career with his debut album, “The College Dropout,” and became extremely popular. Since then, he has become arguably the most famous rapper of all time. […]
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2022 Midterm Elections
By: Maryellen Kane Note: This article was written before the results of the election. As we watch the leaves turn color and the temperatures get cooler in November, we also await the […]
Teacher Profile: Ms. Spina, From Middle School to High School
By: Lauren Geher Transitioning to the high school is normally for incoming freshmen students, but this year it is also the experience of Ms. Dana Spina, who formally taught at the middle […]
Will and Grace Actor Leslie Jordan Dies At The Age of 67
By: Christina Brown After Leslie Jordan’s sudden death, heartbroken fans question the cause of the actor’s tragic accident. Before Tragedy Struck At 67 years of age, you could say that Leslie Jordan […]
JCHS Thanksgiving Fundraiser in Honor of Jim Brown
By: Sophia Mastice Recently the JCHS staff organized a Thanksgiving Fundraiser called the “Make a Difference Fundraiser” in honor of the late GCMS Principal Jim Brown. Jim Brown was the GCMS principal […]
Deadly Halloween Crowd in Seoul Results in Death and Injuries of Hundreds
By: Fiona Laddey On Saturday, October 29th, South Korea mourned the loss of 154 young citizens. That night, more than 100,000 people clogged the narrow streets of Itaewon, excited to begin the […]
My Revelations as an Intern on a Congressional Campaign
By: Charley Albert Throughout the past few months, a great portion of my time has been spent interning for the Mikie Sherrill Campaign. On November 8th, Mikie Sherrill was reelected for her […]
Sleep Deprivation: An Epidemic Among Teens
By: Emma Weinert Sleep is essential for our well-being and plays a significant role in the development of daytime emotions and overall behavior. Teenagers’ brains and bodies are experiencing rapid growth, and […]
Bring Back the “Paper” in “Newspaper”
By: Alexandra Li and Grace Szostak Alexandra Li: Just a few weeks ago, Grace Szostak and I went down to the library in search of the controversial 2005 issue of The Caldron, […]
The Condition of JCHS’s Tennis Courts
By: Marisa Brown Imagine: you’re at the final point of a grueling tennis match. Your opponent rips a great shot back at you, you prepare to strike back when suddenly, mayhem. The […]
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