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The Blue & Gold

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

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

The Blue & Gold

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

The Blue & Gold

The EPCOT Ball, if you believe it. Photo Courtesy of Lorelei DiMaggio.

The EPCOT Ball Is A Crime Front

Sela Sokol, Staff Writer May 22, 2026

Before the infamous Las Vegas landmark dubbed “The Sphere,” there was its smaller, and objectively less cool predecessor: the EPCOT ball. Despite the Sphere overall mogging the EPCOT ball in almost...

The character “Gustavo,” pictured in The Last of Us II’s guitar freeplay mode (Photo by Miles Forshay)

Silence Is An Instrument

Miles Forshay, Editor May 11, 2026

In music today, many often focus on a specific beat or swelling note, forgetting the storytelling power that silence can provide. In The Last of Us and The Last of Us Part II, silence is Gustavo Santaolalla’s...

A nonchalant highschooler who responded to love bomb texts. Photo by Sela Sokol.

Modern Romance Is So Embarrassingly Unromantic

Sela Sokol, Staff Writer May 5, 2026

I’m a hopeless romantic. From actions as little as keeping flowers until they wilt and dry out into floral skeletons, to squealing and kicking my feet at the thought of my friends getting into relationships,...

Photo of a packed car ready for a road trip. Photo by Rachel Belknap.

My Guide To The Best Road Trip

Rachel Belknap, Staff Writer May 1, 2026

Road trips have to be the best form of transportation on this planet! They are so peaceful for a teenage mind to wander all whilst gazing out at the fields of cows passing. I’ve been on countless road...

Iced matcha lattes from Salty Donut Cafe. Photo by Anna Kate Flood.

A Matcha Made In Heaven

Anna Kate Flood, Editor April 30, 2026

In about seventh grade, I first heard about matcha lattes from a friend, and I decided to try one from Starbucks for the first time. After the first sip, I immediately threw the drink away because I thought...

Illustration of the author ignoring impending work. Photo by Humna Ahmad.

Junioritis: The Long-Awaited Prequel

Humna Ahmad, Staff Writer April 29, 2026

Every high school student has, at least once, heard about senioritis. It’s a well-known affliction, targeting most, if not all, seniors in high school at some point throughout the year, and it’s characterized...

Toby’s face on top of a pile of evidence. Photo by Maven Bolick.

Toby Was The Scranton Strangler

Maven Bolick, Editor April 28, 2026

In The Office, Toby Flenderson is a quiet, harmless HR representative at Dunder Mifflin. However, there is a staggering amount of evidence that suggests he could have an alternate persona, the infamous...

Author and her best friends living life together. Photo courtesy of Ellie Owens.

The Art of Visitin’

Ellie Owens, Editor April 27, 2026

Do you ever feel like scheduling time with friends is like planning a space mission? My friends and I have to schedule meetings to then schedule hang outs at said meetings because we’re all so busy....

Lending a helping hand. Photo by Addy Bair.

Giving Blood, or: Selfishness in Selflessness

Addy Bair, Staff Writer April 26, 2026

The first time I donated blood, I almost passed out. But I still find myself considering the idea of making another appointment.  The experience, almost ineffable, changed how I think about morality...

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