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CHS Spring Musical Preview: The Hunchback of Notre Dame
Hailey Doyle
Wednesday, April 3rd, 2019

 

ChaTheatre is at it again! This year's annual spring musical is none other than the famed The Hunchback of Notre Dame, a favorite throughout all generations because of its most famous adaptation, the Disney movie. Set in 1482, The Hunchback of Notre Dame focuses on a deformed man named Quasimodo who lives in a bell tower in Notre Dame, Paris.
Model UN Trip
Risha Surana
Monday, March 25th, 2019

 

From February 7-10, 25 students went on the 4 day, 3 night, Model UN Trip at Johns Hopkins University (JHUMUNC). Complete with about 21 total hours of conferences, midnight crises, day trips, and the delegate dance, the experience was far from ordinary. Students stayed at and attended conferences at the extensive Hilton Baltimore, a fast paced and professional environment. For many participants, the best part of the conference was meeting students from across the United States (some international) and creating lasting friendships.
Navigating the World of Scholarships
Andrew Harper
Monday, March 25th, 2019

 

A scholarship seems simple enough, you apply and if you get it, you receive financial aid. This is all well and good, but collecting hard data on these scholarships can, in some cases, be fairly convoluted. Some scholarships are easy to explain. The Chatham High School PTO Scholarship, for instance, offers a $2,000 scholarship to the applicant with the highest GPA. It’s straightforward and cuts right to the chase. It is also a rare exception in the world of scholarships.
Women and Girls Business/STEM Career Workshop
Risha Surana
Tuesday, March 19th, 2019

 

Twenty-two girls from Chatham High School celebrated Women’s Day a month in advance. The third annual Women & Girls Business/STEM Career Workshop was hosted by Junior Achievement of New Jersey and Stevens Institute of Technology in Hoboken. Way up on the fourth floor of the building, students entered a room of over 200 people and floor-to-ceiling windows with a view of New York City. In this workshop, students first listened to a panel of four women who excelled in their respective fields share their stories about triumph and failure.
Photography Club Contest: Unconventional Backgrounds
Wednesday, April 3rd, 2019

Emma Haberman: This photo was taken in an abandoned greenhouse my friend and I came about when we were taking pictures. To anyone else, the greenhouse would’ve probably been considered a big eye sore, and trust me it definitely wasn’t pleasant being there, but it made for some really cool photos. The broken glass and trash created really complex lighting which I tried to capture in this photo to frame a subject.
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