As winter slowly nears the holiday season spirit starts to grow, and with it, students' appetite and love for warm cookies. Josh Borger Germann '25 and Charlie Firmstone '25 asked students at City High...
Silent air fills a circular room, sunlight gaping through its stained-glass windows. A Steinway & Sons piano sits solemnly in the corner; next to it is a small music library. In it, several cello cases...
From decorated hallways to unexpected tricks, senior pranks have been a tradition at schools across the country for decades. City High teachers recount the pranks they remember from their previous years...
What do you want to do when you graduate? This is one of the questions that almost every person has heard during their time in high school. A survey done by researchers from multinational professional...
Past the hustle and bustle of students getting to school on a Tuesday morning, a table can be found in the main foyer. This table holds an array of cookies, muffins, and other baked goods, alongside tampons,...
The number of people in the United States who identify as not religious or with a nonChristian religion is increasing according to the Pew Research Center. Despite this, Christianity continues to be the...
Diving into the water, Heidi Stalkfleet ‘22 swam lap after lap. At the age of eight years old, she began participating in tough competitions, becoming accustomed to the twice-daily practices. Eventually...
Walk in the main doors, and head down the hallway to first period - math. In the room, the majority of seats are filled with boys, with only one girl in the class. Before the bell, in walks a second girl....
Strolling through the hallway, Braeden Marker ‘23 can be spotted sporting long hair and earrings. In men, both of these things can be associated with being queer in some way. Marker says he has experienced...
