Category: Opinion

As we swap out cornucopias for evergreen wreaths and cranberry sauce for figgy pudding, it is important to assess what Thanksgiving means to us. For many students at Chatham High School, it…

It’s easy now that I’ve barely left my room for months to reminisce on times that were objectively mediocre but are comparatively better than now. The common memories most people associate with…

In the Dark My new life began when a lurching shudder shook the floor beneath me. I remember being surrounded by cold darkness and stale, dusty air.   My back hit the hard,…

This school year has been, without a doubt, the strangest any us have experienced. We took the AP exams in our bedrooms and attended math class in our pajamas. And yet, we…

June: A month where we should be sitting in class, counting down the days until summer vacation. A month where the summer heat is keenly felt by those of us indoors without…

Disclaimer: These descriptions are intended to be light-hearted recounts of the AP classes that I’ve taken that weren’t covered last week to offer some more insights. Like that article, these descriptions should…

Note: this article is not to be taken seriously, nor should it affect one’s decision whether to take an AP class or not. All of these sentences are taken by the viewpoints…

Do you also have no attention span to read, but still kind of want to read? Podcasts are a lot like books if you think about it, or maybe don’t think about…

While this “break” from school has certainly been unexpected and stressful, there are plenty of things that we, as students, can do to de-stress and stay healthy — and that doesn’t just…

The opinions expressed in these articles are the views of the writer themselves and do not necessarily reflect the opinions of the CHS Chronicle. To the Adults of the School Districts of…