Beyond teaching: Roper leads anxiety support group
Abigail Lindsay, Editor in Chief
December 2, 2019
As stress and anxiety levels rise in teenagers, access for resources for teens should grow with this need. Stress is defined by Mental Health America (mhanational.org), as the reaction that the body feels in response to pressure in life. High school students experience high levels of stress, with over 83% of stress being related to school. Delia R...
Acclaimed author of ‘American Born Chinese’ visits CHS
Samantha Martin, Editor in Chief
November 13, 2019
It's not every day that students get a chance to look inside of the mind and motivations of an award-winning author as well as a more in-depth look into the world of comics. However, when Gene Luen Yang, the author of several graphic novels and comic books, including the 2016 ...
Planning for next year: 10 Halloween costumes sure to give a fright
Taylor Hurt, Staff Writer
November 5, 2019
With October over, many of us have forgotten about the mad rush for costumes in the weeks prior to the holiday. Here are some helpful ideas for next year’s Halloween costumes, so you don’t have too much of a hassle trying to prepare for that spooky night next year. Rosie the Riveter- To make this costume, ...
When the creatures took over: The evolution of horror movies
Ayb Graham, Staff Writer
November 4, 2019
Since the beginning of human culture, horror and the fear of the unknown have been expressed through many different means. These stories and beliefs have been passed around, orally, religiously or by illustrations. In today's media, these stories and beliefs are commonly expressed by movies or tv shows...
Students discuss safety after Shippensburg shooting
Samantha Martin, Editor in Chief
October 26, 2019
With the commonality of school-related shootings, and especially with one occurring close to home, many students are on edge regarding their safety. Reactions to a recent shooting outside of Shippensburg University have brought the ideas of safety and wellness to the forefront of student conscious...
Phone free: CHS introduces a revised cell phone policy for students
Taylor Hurt, Staff Writer
October 22, 2019
It can be hard for students to put their cell phones down, yet Carlisle High School is focusing on getting students to be more engaged with their academic classes. A new cell phone policy was implemented at Carlisle High School before the start of the 2019-2020 school year. “When on school gr...
From sea to shining sea: 2019 homecoming returns to Swartz gym and cafeteria
Abigail Lindsay, Editor in Chief
October 8, 2019
CHS students will be making a splash at this year's homecoming dance. The theme of 2019 dance will be “Under the Sea” and have ocean-related decorations all around, making students feel as though they are deep-sea diving. The theme for this year's dance was chosen by members of the Senior...
Thumbological Thursdays: What is it like to be the staff of the morning announcements?
Zsilas Michael Hughes, Staff Writer
October 1, 2019
Last-minute revisions, practicing precise articulation and enunciation, excitement, minute nervous pacing, laughter, and the uncommon usage of the word “thumbological” all go into the Carlisle High School morning announcements. CHS senior James Echevarria and junior Olivia Renault devote the...
Springfest Carnival added a ‘spring’ to students’ steps
Samantha Martin, News Editor
May 15, 2019
With the arrival of spring and the finishing of classes, another event has entered students’ horizons: Springfest, the annual carnival hosted by the CHS Student Council. Springfest Carnival took place on Thursday, May 9 from 3 to 5 P.M. The CHS Student Council planned Springfest Carnival. Me...
Wingin’ Fit: Carlisle’s first ever .5K race
Summer Hollingsworth, Staff Writer
May 14, 2019
At Carlisle High School, we hold many unique events to our school. One event, in particular, is especially uncommon; the .5k. The .5k run/walk took place on Apr 27, 11:30 am, and it was hosted by our very own Wingin' It! cast. This was the inaugural year of the .5k at CHS. The race itself spanned on...
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Jarrett is a sophomore at Carlisle High School. He enjoys being very active outside of school, he plays three sports for the herd and is sophomore class president. He enjoys broadcasting and journalism...