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Poetry Club Hosts Reading

CHS's Poetry Club has been a fixture of the school's culture since its inception ten years ago. For the first time since 2019, Poetry Club held an in-person reading for the whole school to attend.

Pictured: Ellen Stone, Poetry Club's advisor, and Gillian Perry, Poetry Club member.

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Lost Gun in Burns Park

The issue of gun control has permeated my brain since seventh grade, when the Parkland shooting took place. Although I was over 1000 miles away from it, the shooting affected me deeply. When gun violence touched my own neighborhood, I knew I needed to write about it. I covered the instance of a lost gun within the Burns Park neighborhood, where I went to elementary school and still live.

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A Christmas Debacle

During this holiday season, my town announced a new — and somewhat controversial — policy: holiday lights had to be off during certain hours of the night and could not exceed a certain amount of energy. To the citizens of Ann Arbor, this was unacceptable. I interviewed a person in my neighborhood known for their Christmas lights display and explained how this policy affects the local environment.

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Classroom Life: New History

This news feature explores a new history teacher at CHS, Joslyn Hunscher-Young, and how she is using her knowledge and the community's resources to teach her students hands-on history. In particular, the article focuses on a new history class created by Hunscher-Young called African American Studies, which focuses on the Black community throughout Ann Arbor's history. 

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