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The Blue & Gold

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The official newspaper of Chamblee High School, preserving the past for the future today!

The Blue & Gold

Veganism Poses Danger to Health

April 13, 2012

by Sam Hill A vegan is one who, for ethical or dietary reasons, avoids the use and consumption of animal products. While many claim that such a diet is healthier, evidence suggests that humans were,...

Goodbye Chamblee Building

April 13, 2012

by Suzanne Lechner Eventually, the Chamblee High School building will be torn down. The money will somehow be found, the right permits gotten, and a functional traffic plan proposed. Then, the new building...

CHS Students Folding Paper to Help Japan

Claudia Holbrook May 28, 2011

From May 2011: March 11, 2011 is a day known around the world as the day Japan was hit by a double attack of an earthquake and tsunami. Here at Chamblee High School, thousands of miles away from this...

Bridging the Gap Between High School and College

Sophia Jamille May 21, 2011

From May 2011: With the school year coming to a close, many seniors are in the final stages of deciding where they want to attend school in the fall. Some are bound to leave the nest and go out of...

Chamblee’s Extreme Makeover

Carrie Moore May 20, 2011

From May 2011: After years of empty promises regarding a new building, Chamblee finally gets a grant to begin construction. Established in 1917, Chamblee has parts of its building that are nearly one...

Brick, Mortar, and Memories

Paroma Chakravarty May 20, 2011

From May 2011 After years of complaining about the decrepit conditions of Chamblee, students and staff have finally been promised a shiny new school. The yellowed halls, the moldy ceilings, and the drafty...

Arizona Style Immigration Bill Approved in Georgia

May 4, 2011

by Ashmin Chowdhury Though surrounded by controversy, the Georgia Legislature passed House Bill 87, known as the Illegal Immigration Reform and Enforcement Act of 2011 on April 14. The bill allows for...

Japan’s Worldwide Energy Fallout

May 2, 2011

by Brett Bennett In 1986, a nuclear plant in Chernobyl exploded, spreading harmful radiation and infecting the plants and animals in the area. It is the most famous nuclear disaster in Earth’s history,...

Morning Coffee With Amanda

Morgan Thomas April 28, 2011

From April 2011: At some point in time, society became too busy to appreciate the multitude of little things that once brought joy to everyday life. The smell of coffee in the morning, the soothing...

Life Lessons and Insights from Two Who Lived Through the Vietnam War

Amanda Bennett April 25, 2011

By Stereotypes are dangerously narrow ideas of people based on a lack of sufficient information. Luckily, the students in Advanced Placement language classes were able to abolish several stereotypes...

Farewell to a Friend: In Memory of Alex Lindstrom

Lily Mosely April 20, 2011

From April 2011: Following the suicide of Alex Lindstrom on February 7 [2011], Chamblee High School students and teachers experienced shockwaves of disbelief, grief and confusion. The school observed...

Familiarity Breeds Fire

Shummi Chowdhury April 20, 2011

From April 2011: The senior courtyard, once a rite of passage for Chamblee seniors, has now become broken by over-eager juniors. Chamblee High School is designed with two separate courtyards for its...

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