It’s time to re-experience autumn with these winning photographs from Chatham High School’s Photography Club! Midnight – Isha Nair “Before the time changed, I stood at my bus stop in the dark…
Category: Arts
The Importance of Music Amongst Students and Teens
Whether it’s Phoebe Bridgers at 11:30 PM, Kendrick Lamar at 4:15 PM just to make it through that last set of sprints, or when trying to get that last ounce of studying…
Fun, New Clubs at CHS! (2021 edition)
The 2021-2022 school year has begun, and after the club fair on September 15th, club meetings have as well! Have you found your club yet? If not, there’s no need to worry!…
Submit to the CHS Literary Magazine!
For years, CHS’s PULP club has featured and disseminated the work of numerous poets, writers, and artists of the high school through various annual endeavors. The more well-known project of the group…
Spooky Photos Contest Winners
These photos are from the Spooky Photos Contest held by the Photography Club. If you want to be a part of the next one, reach out to either Emma Haberman (emmahaberman@chatham-nj.org) or…
The 2020 CHS Fall Play: The Laramie Project
For this year’s fall production, CHS presents The Laramie Project, an interview-style drama that takes place in Wyoming after the torture and murder of Matthew Shepard, a gay college student. The show…
Some Quarantine Media: Outer Banks
Do you find yourself day-dreaming about summer vacation? Do you enjoy watching people that are definitely too old to be teenagers play teenagers in overproduced TV shows? Do you want to be…
Libby: Reading in Quarantine Made Easy
Books are pretty cool. So is not leaving the house. Combine the two, and you get Libby or something like that. Libby is an app that is filled with e-books and audiobooks….
How to Properly Binge Netflix This Month
Hello CHS, I imagine that much like the CHS Chronicle staff, you’ve recently found yourselves with a great deal of extra free time on your hands and are looking for something good…
do! some! … ART! (insert applause)
Do! Some! Art! If you’ve ever taken Mr. Megurian’s AP Art History class, you might remember the first discussion your class had. If you don’t remember, or won’t be taking his class…