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Jerry Piscitelli, 2025Published 5/20/24

The federal minimum wage has been $7.25 since July 2009; it was never adjusted for inflation, even during the pandemic. What impact has the stagnant minimum wage had on Americans, and how can the federal government implement a solution to the ongoing wage crisis?

Isha Vishwanath, 2027Published 5/14/24

As the month of May goes along, a very special upcoming holiday for all moms is celebrated. Mothers day is a very important holiday where moms are appreciated all over the world. But how was Mothers day created? Who created this special day?

Laufey's Bewitched: Goddess Tour

Maya Katsovich, 2024Published 5/6/24

Depite being just one of the many artists to embark on a tour this year, Laufey has enchanted fans with her ethereal Goddess Tour, playing sold out shows across the North America, Europe, Asia, and Australia.

Isha Vishwanath, 2027Published 5/4/24

When a storm hits, many people reach for their umbrella without a second thought. However, it is easy to overlook the importance umbrellas have held across the centuries of their existence. How did these essential tools come to be, and how much have they changed since their original creation?

Mary Margret Nugent, 2024Published 5/2/24

Starting this week, CHS sports teams will show their support to Morgan's Message, an organization that brings awareness to athlete mental health, by dedicating games to the organization. Boys Volleyball will host their game on May 8th with Girls Lacrosse following on May 9th. 

Emma Sink, 2026Published 5/2/24

On April 30th, 2024, the CHS Peer Health Educators in combination with Mr. Lee and the Ryan T. Lee Memorial Foundation hosted the 2024 High School Excellence in Leadership Conference to inspire current and future leaders from nine different school in Connecticut. 

Echo Margary, 2027Published 5/1/24

April 24, 2024 was the capital's annual Youth Service Bureau (YSB) Day. This event was created by The Connecticut Youth Services Association (CYSA) and shows each youth service bureau and the work they have done for the community. This event also promotes the well-being of the state's youth, families, and children.

Malakhi Beyah, 2025Published 4/17/24

Twenty-two students at Cheshire High School live in New Haven, including me. To ensure that our school is as inclusive and understanding as everyone knows it can be, I want to shine a little light on the experience of being a New Haven student at CHS.

Lucia Tellerico, 2024Published 4/9/24

Around the middle of February, the Cheshire High School performed three shows of their pops concert and senior showcase at Nelson Hall in Elim Park. 

Emily Junaedi, 2027Published 4/2/24

Many pet owners feel like their furry companions have a sixth sense that lets them know exactly how their owners are feeling. This "sixth sense" is not telepathic, though; all it takes is chemicals, hormones, and a pet's nose. How exactly do pets use their noses to detect their owners' emotions, and how else has this extraordinary "sixth sense" been used to benefit pet owners?

Lucia Tellerico, 2027Published 4/1/24

The majority of college scholarship applications are due in the spring, and the sheer number available can make the process feel overwhelming.  However, even the smallest scholarships can help.  Seniors, if you haven’t started looking into them, now is the time to get started. 

Emma Sink, 2026Published 4/1/24

The British Family has had quite a hectic start to 2024, leaving people world wide confused, suspicious, and saddened as the declining health of two royal family members has led to difficulties related to public appearances. 

Nadia Schweighoffer, 2025Published 4/1/24

Rampage Staff Writer Nadia reviews Cheshire High School Drama's production of Mean Girls after watching on of the performances on March 22nd. She details her thoughts on the cast as well as the overall message of the story as it relates to high school life. 

Bismah Arif, 2026Published 3/29/24

The holy month of Ramadan is observed by over a billion people around the world, including many in our own school. What is Ramadan, and what makes the month so special to the Muslims that observe it?

Daniel Ein Alshaeba, 2025Published 3/12/24

Brown and Columbia are both Ivy-league schools known for their unique curricula, with Brown being famous for its flexible open curriculum, and Columbia for its diverse core curriculum.  Understanding the merits of each system can play a pivotal role in where one may want to apply ED.  

Daniel Ein Alshaeba, 2025Published 3/12/24

As students begin the search for higher education, the term “liberal arts college” is bound to appear.  Understanding what distinguishes a liberal arts college from a traditional university, however, is crucial knowledge in the college-searching process.

Ella Paul, 2024Published 3/12/24

On Sunday, February 25th, from 6-8 pm, Cheshire High School club members, athletes, faculty, and groups of friends participated in the annual Supermarket Challenge organized by the Peer Health Educators and their teacher, Mr. Dan Lee. The event was held at the Shoprite in Southington owned and operated by Mr. Don Drust, our CHS football coach, and his family. 


Sarah Rowold, 2024Published 3/11/24

February is over which means…it's March now! No matter what the weather does, it will always be theater season! And not just for big theaters, even your very own High School will be in the midst of theater season because the CHS Drama Club’s production of Mean Girls the Musical (High School Edition) will be going up in just a couple of short weeks!


Julia Bevilacqua, 2024Published 3/10/24

Timothee Chalamet stars in the new all-ages movie “Wonka” directed by Paul King with music by Joey Talbot and Neil Hannon. This whimsical prequel to the infamous “Willy Wonka and the Chocolate Factory” tells the origin story of Willy Wonka himself.


Cam Lewis, 2024Published 3/9/24
This weekend Sunday March 10th is Daylight Savings. This means that we move the clocks 1 hour ahead to“spring” forward.
Malakhi Beyah, 2025Published 3/8/2024

Every year, UConn makes sure to recognize the most exceptional teachers in this program with the Professional Recognition Awards. Learn how you can nominate your favorite ECE teachers. 

Kate Hangen, 2024Published 3/8/2024

Earlier this month, Alabama’s governor signed a law that protects IVF clinics. What does this mean for IVF families and the future of reproductive healthcare?

Ashley Peng, 2026Published 3/8/2024

Every year on March 8, we celebrate International Women's Day to honor the role of women both historically and in society today.

Chelsea Natale, 2027Published 3/8/2024

Learn about the history of Daylight Savings time as you prepare to spring your clocks forward for the Spring.

Ashley Peng, 2026Published 3/4/2024

Kicking off the 2024 tour season is Olivia Rodrigo, bringing her pop-rock, ballad-laden shows across North America and Europe.  

Malakhi Beyah, 2025Published 2/29/2024

OpenAI's novel Sora program can generate breathtaking videos that blur the line between artificial intelligence and reality. How does it work, and what implications does it have for the future of AI-generated videos?

Daniel Ein Alshaeba, 2025Published 2/28/2024

George Washington Carver is often celebrated for his numerous contributions to science and racial equality. Who was this trailblazer, and what effect does he continue to have on the world today?

Hana Berseneva, 2027Published 2/14/2024

 This holiday is the definition of love. But what if I told you that it never started out this way, instead, the celebration originated from the death of Saint Valentine?

Isha Vishwanath, 2027Published 2/14/2024

We all know that it isn't a complete Valentine's Day gift without some good candy to go with it. When were some of the most popular Valentine's Day candies created, and how did they become some of the world's favorite sugary treats?

Lucia Tellerico, 2027Published 2/14/2024

As the February break is only a few days long, many people choose to stay local rather than go away. However, you can still take advantage of the break by doing some local activities at home, in town, or around Connecticut to make it feel like a vacation.

Malakhi Beyah, 2025Published 1/31/2024

At a recent event, NASA unveiled its Quesst X-59 jet to the public. Why is this jet so important, and what benefits could it have for the future of air travel?

Ashley Peng, 2026Published 1/24/2024

For over four decades, artist Dale Chihuly has stunned audiences with his works of immense magnitude, both in size and in innovation, but what exactly has made him such a prominent artist for so long?

Chelsea Natale, 2027Published 1/3/2024

With midterms quickly approaching, many students are feeling the stress of increased workloads to fit content, remembering all the topics learned at the beginning of the year, and the impact these exams have on semester grades. These five tips to relieve stress from the University of Colorado Boulder may help in alleviating the pressure accompanying midterms. 

Sabha Hossan, 2026Published 1/3/2024

As we move into the New Year after various holiday celebrations, many people who celebrate Christmas have already gotten rid of their Christmas tree after only having it up for a few weeks. Despite the short amount of time Christmas trees are used for, their prices have increased dramatically in recent years.

Mary Nugent, 2024Published 1/3/24
In the modern media world, content is being shared at all times through a variety of platforms across the internet. Many people, especially younger generations, turn to TikTok, Instagram, and Youtube for information and entertainment, but a source of entertainment that has always been around yet became increasingly popular in 2023 is podcasts, which can be extremely beneficial to all kinds of listeners.
Emma Sink, 2026Published 1/3/24

Percy Jackson has been a wildly successful book series but was also known for its poor movie adapations. With a new TV series now streaming, here's everything you need to know before you watch!

Daniel Ein Alshaeba, 2025Published 12/30/23

The Ivy-League schools are undoubtedly rich in traditions, ranging from the annual Yale v. Harvard football game to the Cornell Dragon Day Parade.  This, of course, also includes a variety of holiday traditions as well.

Malakhi Beyah, 2025Published 12/30/23

"Rizz" has recently been selected as Oxford's Word of the Year for 2023. But what does it actually mean to have "rizz," and will it always be common to "rizz people up"?

Emily Junaedi, 2027Published 12/27/23

The University of California Los Angeles is known for its beautiful and large campus, alongside its excellence in both academics and athletics.  I recently interviewed my sister, Joanne Junaedi, who is a UCLA student majoring in aerospace engineering, to share her experiences.

Echo Margary, 2027Published 12/27/23

On December 6th, 2023, the Cheshire High School Band had their annual winter concert. Multiple musicians had the opportunity to solo all of whom answered some questions about their experience with this concert. 

Ashley Peng, 2026Published 12/22/23

Recently, America's former first lady Rosalynn Carter passed away after living an extremely fulfilling life, having played an important role in her husband's politics and been an important activist in her own right. 

Nadia Schweighoffer, 2025Published 12/20/23
Suzanne Collin's wildly successful book series the Hunger Games has reached fame for its movie adaptations and now, a new movie joins the collection, based on the most recent Hunger Games book.
Ashley Peng, 2026Published 12/19/23
Nepo Babies: We know them, and we love them. Jaden Smith, Lily Rose Depp, Kaia Gerber and countless others are all dominating today's social scene with their new projects and engagements. But what's the real issue with nepotism?
Sabha Hossan, 2025Published 12/12/23

The popular video chat site, Omegle, which was first introduced in March 2009, was shut down earlier this year on November 8th. It was first created to match and connect strangers from around the world, but sadly turned into a platform that allowed child predators to exploit children. 

Lucia Tellerico, 2027Published 12/12/23
The Starbucks Holiday Drink Menu is a staple of the ever popular brand. Each year, they bring back some of their traditional holiday drinks and add new menu items to spice up the holiday season. Check out this article for a review of ALL drinks on the Starbucks Holiday Menu!
Kate Hangen, 2024Published 12/11/2023

The College of Saint Rose suddenly announced earlier this month that they would be shutting down, leaving thousands of students without a school to go to next year. Why did the College of Saint Rose have to close their doors? What does the future hold for these students?

Kailey Matcheson, 2027Published 12/11/2023

Sabrina Carpenter has had a wildly successful year, topping it all off with a Christmas EP to end the year, but how good are her tracks?

Cadence Fasano, 2027Published 12/10/2023

Our Girls Ice Hockey team is ready for their 2023-2024 season to start! Be sure to make your way to a game at the Northford Ice Pavilion

Echo Margary, 2027Published 12/7/2023

This year, the winter percussion program is available to Dodd Middle School and Cheshire High School students after many years of not having this program.

Daniel Ein Alshaeba, 2025Published 12/6/2023

On November 21, 2023, Google displayed a new doodle commemorating the 87th birthday of Dr. Victor Chang, an esteemed surgeon who made key contributions to the field of heart transplantation.  

Daniel Ein Alshaeba, 2025Published 12/6/2023

A few weeks after taking the PSAT, freshmen and sophomores may begin to see letters from colleges with their names.  As exciting as a letter from Harvard may be, however, it unfortunately is no guarantee of admission.  

Mary Margaret Nugent, 2024Published 12/4/23
Whether it’s through donating time, food, or just positivity, there are various ways to get involved this holiday season and help those in need. 
Julia Bevilacqua, 2024Published 12/2/23
A favorite Holiday memory shared by millions worldwide is making gingerbread man cookies and decorating them with the whole family. This tradition is a great way to bring everyone together for a few hours of holiday cheer. The recipe below is from Tastes Better From Scratch, to make the most delicious gingerbread cookies. 
Julia Bevilacqua, 2024Published 11/30/23
CTE or chronic traumatic encephalopathy is a brain trauma that can be deadly. This condition is especially concerning for people who play contact sports, as the cause of CTE is repeated traumatic brain injuries. A new study has shown that football players are more likely to suffer from this disease, will this research lead to changes in how football is played? 
Cam Lewis, 2025Published 11/30/23
These are both the most common pain relievers and you can buy them at any drugstore, but they both have important uses. Do you know which one to use?
Cam Lewis, 2025Published 11/30/23
The life expectancy of Americans has finally started rebounding from the effects of the Covid-19 pandemic but we still have a ways to go.
Emily Junaedi, 2027Published 11/30/23
Zodiac signs are often a source of entertainment in our modern day, whether it be checking an online horoscope or gaining personality insight. Many do not realize that the roots of Zodiac signs extend back to ancient Greece. 
Austin Blair, 2024Published 11/30/23
In our language there are some underlying trends behind the fascinating and somewhat alarming phenomenon of our ever changing vernacular. With the media keeping our world at a fast pace, language has to keep up. 
Isha Vishwanath, 2027Published 11/30/23
Ever wondered what the big deal was about Black Friday? Black Friday gives great deals to all customers and drives sales up for businesses all across America. Black Friday has also brought about a couple of other new "shopping holidays" around Thanksgiving weekend. 
Kailey Matcheson, 2027Published 11/30/23
Cheshire High School's Patisserie class is an incredible opportunity for students to learn hands-on kitchen skills. This article outlines a typical day in patisserie class and some students' favorite aspects of their experience.
Ellie Cohen, 2025Published 11/30/23
Looking for a concert to attend in the upcoming year? Learn about some big artists who will be on tour and performing on the East Coast, and when to look out for their appearances.
Ireoluwa Adesola, 2026Published 11/29/23
The APUSH textbook has a few problems, most of them concerning. While released in 2018, it still uses some outdated terms and ideas. As students in APUSH we are expected to evaluate and learn from sources to answer questions, based on the classwork. But some of our sources seem outdated at times. 
Sarah Rowold, 2024Published 11/28/23
Do you want to see the amazing talents of all your friends? Potentially support your grade or sports team? Find out who is deemed to have the best talent in the school? Or even just hear the fabulous introductions made by the best MCs in all of Cheshire High? Then come see one of the best shows in town! Class Acts!
Malakhi Beyah, 2025Published 11/27/23
Active Noise Cancellation is an increasingly common feature in headphones and earbuds. How exactly does this technology work, and what can be done to improve it?
Malakhi Beyah, 2025Published 11/27/23
Duolingo recently expanded past its renowned language lessons and introduced the Math and Music modules. What should we expect from Duolingo's groundbreaking update?
Ashley Peng, 2026Published 11/26/23
Fran Lebowitz has lived in New York for a very long time. In that long time, she has been entertaining others with her writing and public speaking, using her observations and technophobic tendencies to bring character to the world around us.
Emily Junaedi, 2027Published 11/23/23
English is the most learned language in the world, learned internationally. Many people learn English as a secondary language, but what languages do native English speakers learn? Find out through our CHS students!
Emma Sink, 2026Published 11/20/23

Located in Hyde Park, New York, the Culinary Institute of America (CIA) is a beautiful college on the Hudson River featuring gorgeous scenery, and focuses on higher education in the line of food.  

Maya Katsovitch, 2024Published 11/20/23

As students apply to colleges, many want to demonstrate interest in their top schools to increase their chances of acceptance. One extremely beneficial way to show interest is scheduling an interview with a college you like.

Ella Paul, 2024Published 11/20/23

Greek art has been long revered all over the world, but while many of its ancient pieces are safely held in Greece, certain artworks are instead held in Britain, stolen from their home country.

Nadia Schweighoffer, 2025Published 11/22/23

Why is Self-Care important? Do you ever wonder what you could be doing differently to improve your life?

Emily Junaedi, 2027Published 11/17/23

Enormous piles of trash are accumulating in the ocean, threatening all types of marine life. How does this happen, and what action can be taken to clean it up? 

Emily Junaedi, 2027Published 11/17/23

Music has always been a large, enjoyable part of our everyday lives. But how exactly does music affect the emotions we feel when we listen to it?

Isha Vishwanath, 2027Published 11/4/23

Day of the Dead, or Día de los Muertos, is an important tradition in Latin American culture where families come together to celebrate and honor the memory of their loved ones who have passed away. 

Maya Katsovich and Sarah Rowold, 2024Published 11/3/23
CHS Drama’s production of Deadline by Don Zolidis is not an event you’ll want to be late for! These interviews with cast members Arianna Lucatino and Sarah Silverman, and stage manager Sophia Harma will get you excited for the upcoming murder mystery comedy, directed by Ms. Chorney, about writers who need to meet the deadline for their novels…or else. 
Sabha Hossan, 2025Published 11/3/23
Do you ever wonder about the negative impacts of using your phone? Do you think you need to lower your screen time? Read this article and find out.
Emily Junaedi, 2027Published 11/2/23
We use our tongues every day without putting much thought into it. But how exactly does this essential organ work?
Chelsea Natale, 2026Published 11/2/23

Halloween has taken a modern turn from its ancient origins. Today, many dress up as a variety of fictional characters as well as real-life people and go around their block asking for candy. But exactly how do the Celtic traditions of the past tie into modern day costumes and candy?

Cam Lewis, 2025Published 10/30/23
As Halloween approaches do you ever wonder what candy you definitely should be putting in your bag? 
Ashley Peng, 2026Published 10/30/23
Three weeks after Kevin McCarthy's historic ousting as House Speaker, fellow party-member Mike Johnson is voted in.
Malakhi Beyah, 2025Published 10/26/23
Duolingo recently made a questionable change to the design of its mobile app logo. What is going on with our favorite green owl?
Malakhi Beyah, 2025Published 10/23/23
It is hard to ignore the fact that last September was a lot hotter than it was supposed to be. Why was it like that, and was the unusual heat really only limited to last month?
Isha Vishwanath, 2027Published 10/21/23
By now, many of us have gotten used to using popular AI platforms to make our lives easier. But will the drawbacks of AI outweigh its benefits in the near future?
Bismah Arif, 2026Published 10/18/23
This month, Speaker of the House Kevin McCarthy was removed from his position, leaving many relieved and worried Republicans in the wake of this historic event.  
Emma Sink, 2026Published 10/15/23
Fall has officially arrived, so now it’s time to embrace the cooling weather and fun activities that come with the season.
Ashley Peng, 2026Published 10/13/23
Yale Professor Amy Chua has made notable contributions through her nonfiction works on foreign policy, globalization, and ethnic conflict, plus a controversial parenting memoir, but how does her fiction debut compare to her highly regarded works of nonfiction?
Ashley Peng, 2026Published 10/12/23
One of the distinct privileges of living in Connecticut is our rich cultural history, which can be explored through our many wonderful art museums.
Ella Paul, 2024Published 10/11/23
World Mental Health Day, on October 10th, marked the $1.9 million-raised mark for Noah Kahan's Busyhead Project. Kahan, alternative indie/folk artist, is an advocate for destigmatizing mental health and uses his platform to do so through his lyrics and this project. 

College Review: Brown University

Daniel Ein Alshaeba, 2025Published 10/11/23

“Brown is an extremely collaborative place, both in academics and extracurriculars, and I think that’s the main reason that students are so happy here”- my Brown University tour guide.

Malvika Sawant, 2025Published 10/9/23

The Starbucks fall menu has been all the rage this fall!!! I interviewed some of my peers from various grades at Cheshire High School (CHS) and I would love to share what they thought of this amazing limited time menu from Starbucks.
Maya Katsovich, 2024Published 10/8/23
Choosing a college can be an overwhelming decision. However, for those looking for a small but unique school that's close to home, Connecticut College may be a good school to consider.  
Sarah Rowold, 2024Published 10/8/23

Are you looking for a new club to join? Or even just tired of being bored after school? Then come join CHS Drama! Even if you are involved with sports or other clubs there are still ways for you to be involved!
Chelsea Natale, 2027Published 10/7/23

This year marks the 65-year anniversary of NASA. What has the space agency achieved since its creation in 1958?
Emily Junaedi, 2027Published 10/4/23

Jurassic Park is one of the most popular films of all time, but is the book that inspired it all just as good?
Kate Hangen, 2024Published 10/2/23

With its proximity to home and a wide variety of programs, it’s clear to see why many CHS students choose Fairfield University as their post-graduate path.
Cam Lewis, 2025Published 10/2/23
Hear about the amazing accomplishment of NHS and see the list of inductees.
Michael Mayano, 2024Published 10/1/23
Learn more about our school's annual Club Fair and the effort that many clubs put into presenting themselves at the event.
Emily Junaedi, 2027Published 10/1/23
As we progress into the future, people are using more and more devices for different purposes. Phones, iPads, Computers, Laptops, Television, Entertainment, Working and Learning. But are more screens better?
Malakhi Beyah, 2025Published 9/30/23

Attention iPhone users! Learn more about the newest iPhone update, and then install it to try out all its features!
Ella Paul, 2024Published 9/29/23

Art is arguably one of the most subjective concepts to our society. Who decides what is "art" and what isn't? Though critics have claimed modern art is "not art," art means something different to everyone who looks at it, so it is impossible to fully classify. 
Ella Paul, 2024Published 9/29/23
The question of “Are Zoos Good or Bad?” became such a popular essay topic for young students, but downside to the popularization of this debate in a young crowd is that the superficial arguments used in a simple essay or debate by young kids distract from real evidence that might help people realize the benefit of zoos. Recently, wildlife scientists have begun to publicly support zoos.  
Daniel Ein Alshaeba, 2025Published 9/27/23
The PSAT is coming up for underclassmen, however instead of the traditional paper and pencil test, a digital version will be officially introduced. In addition to this shift, the test will also involve extensive changes to the Reading, Grammar, and Math sections. 
Daniel Ein Alshaeba, 2025Published 9/27/23
Apple finally delivers on long awaited hope for Augmented Reality technology with impressive controls, but a hefty price tag. 
Malvika Sawant, 2025Published 9/27/23
Haruki Murakami’s works have recently been gaining traction on TikTok, but some of his lesser known works such as Men Without Women are definitely work reading.
Malakhi Beyah, 2025Published 9/26/23
We may have the chance to experience the first Space Race in 50 years as countries speed towards the Moon. What should we expect from this new competition?
Ashley Peng, 2026Published 2/21/23
With the boom in artificial intelligence, there are many misconceptions of the role AI holds in fields such as the arts, even though there is still hope for human-made arts.
Mary Nugent 2024Published 5/30/23
B1 Day is an annual CHS experience that encourages students to find strength in the comminuty of amazing people at the high school. A significant part of this day is the panel on which CHS students and community members have the opportunity to share their inspirational stories and how CHS has helped them through challenging times. 
Ella Paul, 2024Published 5/2/23
The CHS Boys Lacrosse team hosted the Best Buddies Club for a game and clinic. Countless smiles were created as the team shared their kindness and enthusiasm with their peers with special needs, creating an amazing experience for the players, students, parents, and fans involved. 
Malakhi Beyah, 2025Published 5/1/23

A crisis is unfolding in the North African country of Sudan and there are currently people fleeing the country and seeking refuge from the disaster. But what caused this sudden crisis, and what effect does it have on the rest of the world?
Maya Katsovich, 2024Published 5/1/23

Check out this article for highlights of Brandeis University, a small, private university founded in 1948 by the American Jewish community in Waltham, Massachusetts. 
Ella Paul, 2024Published 5/1/23

The city of San Diego is a hub of endless opportunities for college students whether it be through unique internships or vibrant culture. University of San Diego is one of 20 schools in San Diego that provides students with incredible experiences. 
Ella Paul, 2024Published 4/25/23
As you continue your college search, check out UMass Amherst, a public university home to about 29,000 students and featuring over 100 majors and Division 1 Athletics. 
Mary Nugent, 2024Published 4/25/23
That time of year is coming around again, and AP exams are just around the corner. AP classes are a massive responsibility to take on, and it can seem impossible to find a place to start studying for the exam.
Ella Paul, 2024Published 4/3/23
Past Rampage editor-in-chief Abby Dziura is thriving in New York City at Fordham University and advocating for accessibility for people with disabilities on the Subway system. 
Cameron Lewis, 2025Published 3/29/23

If you are looking to travel somewhere for spring break but aren’t sure where this article will tell you everything you need to know.
Dipti Rajbongshi, 2025Published 3/29/23

Sleep deprivation is a serious matter and can drastically affect your memory. Without a night of sleep, you may not be able to remember things well or retain focus. 
Mary Nugent, 2024Published 3/29/23

This PG-13 comedy-thriller mix is a good watch for the whole family and is filled with quick witted jokes and a lighthearted theme throughout the entirety of the film.
Kate Hangen, 2024Published 3/29/23

This month marks the thirty-sixth year of Women’s History Month. How did this month come to be? 
Ella Paul, 2024Published 3/14/23

Every food item we purchase from a store is labeled with an "expiration date," but how relevant really are these dates and how intensely should we follow them?
Ella Paul, 2024Published 3/14/23

The post-secondary process can be daunting for many students, but CHS has countless resources to help. This article will highlight the main opportunities students have to explore post-high school options through the CHS College and Career Center. 
Daniel Ein Alshaeba, 2025Published 3/9/23

John Hopkins College is the “mini-ivy” with a not-so-mini medical program.  If you are a high scoring student interested in STEM and specifically medicine, Johns Hopkins may be an appealing choice for you.   
Daniel Ein Alshaeba, 2025Published 2/28/23
Having school issued Chromebooks are an amazing resource, however there are definitely some downfalls to these devices. This advice can help you make the most of your Chromebook. 
Mackenzie Lewis, 2024Published 3/9/23
Everyone knows the famous brand Lululemon; “Lulu.” Each year it becomes more and more popular. From leggings to water bottles, you name it and Lulu has it! But is it worth the steep price tag?
Julia Bevilacqua, 2024Published 3/9/23

Having a diet of fruits and veggies, protein, and carbohydrates are going to help sports and academic performance. A well rounded diet will fuel the brain and the body. 

Ella Paul, 2024Published 3/8/23
Fordham University features two NYC Campuses, one in the Bronx (Rose Hill) and one in the heart of Manhattan at Lincoln Center. This article gives some insight on the Lincoln Center Campus as well as other opportunities Fordham University has to offer. 
Julia Bevilacqua, 2024Published 3/8/23
When the train derailed. a massive fire expelled toxic cancer-causing chemical fumes through the air and the environment. Now people in the area have to ask, “what are the side effects of the chemicals, and is there long-term danger?” 
Ella Paul, 2024Published 3/2/23
Taylor Jenkins Reid's Daisy Jones & the Six took the internet by storm. Question: is it a worthy read? Answer: YES!
Ella Paul, 2024Published 2/28/23
The Cheshire Education Foundation has been providing grants and funding to clubs sponsoring student interests for decades, and any student and teacher can reach out to them for potential funding of student opportunities. 
Sam Gravel, 2023Published 2/2/23
Mrs. Knott's Vietnam War class attended a presentation held by Vietnam War veteran Sergeant Arthur Wiknik.
Ella Paul, 2024Published 1/30/23
3D printed houses are soon to become a much more significant part of our society. They are already appearing in multiple states because of the cost benefits and ease of production.
Ella Paul, 2024Published 1/30/23
For those in the process of their college search, check out this article about Lehigh University in Bethlehem, PA.
Julianne Giordano, 2023Published 12/21/22
Don’t Worry Darling was one of the most anticipated films of 2022. Between Harry Styles's massive fan base and the compelling drama surrounding several of the actors, the movie has been a big hit. 
Lily Date, 2023Published 12/21/22
Are you looking for books to read over winter break or perhaps to reach a new year's resolution?
Malakhi Beyah, 2025Published 11/16/22
Now that lockers are back, not everyone seems as excited as we all had anticipated...
Ella Paul, 2024Published 11/03/22
For those looking to gain insight on future careers, CHS has amazing career exploration opportunities including an internship class. 
Ella Paul, 2024Published 11/03/22
An environmentally conscious solution may not be as beneficial as we think due to health implications. 
Malakhi Beyah, 2025Published 10/29/22
Attention iPhone Users: A little exploring into shortcuts may make your school day easier! 
Peggy Weng, 2025Published 10/29/22
It's fall, and as we all get out to admire the foliage, let's appreciate the science behind these colors!
Matt Dimech, 2023Published 10/28/22
On Wednesday, the Girls' Soccer team concluded their regular season with an unbeaten record of 15-0-1 after a tie against Sacred Heart Academy.  
Julia Bevilaqua, 2024Published 10/07/22

The Guidance Departments in each of the Cheshire Public Schools has always had a focus on student mental health and mental health education, and even more so recently with the aftereffects of COVID-19. Isolation and lack of communication with friends and family greatly impacted the mental health of teens across the nation. This year at CHS, health classes will feature something new; the Mental Health First Aid curriculum. 
Mackenzie Lewis, 2024Published 10/17/22

Anna Hurlbut's motivation towards soccer along with her great academics has opened her up to the opportunity to play Division 1 Soccer at Quinnipiac University in Connecticut.
Julianne Giordano, 2023Published 10/17/22

On August 24th, the Arctic Monkeys announced their new album The Car. The album will be released on October 21st, with a tracklist of 10 songs including "There’d Better Be A Mirrorball” and “Body Paint”.
Lily Date, 2023Published 10/17/22

Four books described by how they made me cry, for your reading pleasure.
Mary Nugent, 2024Published 10/11/22

More and more studies have begun to show that coral reefs may be able to adapt to future climate changes and become more resilient against temperature variations.
Austin Hewu, 2023Published 10/07/22

One of the most infamous parts of college admissions is the personal essay. With November 1st deadlines coming right around the corner, I thought it would be helpful to give three college essay prompts for seniors who need something to start their essay off.
Jacob Tierney, 2025Published 10/05/22

Fall has fallen. And that means something most of you don’t think about. Marching band. Most of the student population has only ever seen the band performing their show during halftime at the home football games. But to the band, those events are secondary, the more important ones being competitions, such as Music in Motion.
Matt Dimech, 2023Published 10/05/22

The Rams have found tremendous success on the defensive side of the ball this season, allowing just two touchdowns over the course of 3 games.
Peggy Weng, 2025Published 9/19/22

This thrilling and diverse fantasy book by Traci Chee is a must-read for those interested in feminism, LGBTQ+ representation, magic, and quests. 

New Staff at CHS

Ella Paul, 2024Published 9/16/22

Cheshire High School welcomed a multitude of new teachers and staff members to the building, all of whom are excited to bring their experience, insight, expertise, and passion to their new roles at CHS. We are thrilled to welcome such wonderful people to our school community.
Ella Paul, 2024Published 9/15/22

Club participation at the highschool is a wonderful way to make friends, build your resume, learn new things, and have an absolute blast.

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