After coaching both the girls’ and boys’ tennis teams to state championships last season, Chamblee Charter High School’s very own Larisa Tulchinsky has been recognized for her leadership and unwavering...
On January 13, when the Oscar nominations for best director were announced, the list was, as has become the standard, entirely comprised of men. In the 92 year history of the Academy Awards, only five...
It’s that time of year again. The time of year when fans of the Atlanta Falcons are forced to remember the cursed Super Bowl of 2017.
It was almost three years ago that the city of Atlanta mourned...
For freshmen and sophomores at Chamblee, MAP Testing (Measures of Academic Progress) is a tedious task that students and teachers must go through throughout the year. Despite this, the adaptive test has...
For students at Chamblee, the time of year where you choose your classes for the following year can be both exciting and stressful. You must decide what electives you want to be in, what classes your friends...
Since the beginning of second semester, sophomore chemistry teacher Dr. Daryush Sattari has been absent from his class, with no explanation having been shared. Teachers and students alike have been given...
The other day, I read an opinion piece published by the CEO of the College Board in The Atlantic magazine, and it really got me thinking about all the aspects of the school system that aren’t serving...
It may come as a shock to many Chamblee students that their favorite after school or before school hang-out spot is going to be demolished. The Chick-fil-A in Chamblee Plaza near the school has been a...
In this article I will be retelling the phenomenal motion picture Cats from memory. I recently saw this movie in theaters and, suffice it to say, I was speechless. I may not remember any of the “jellicle”...
On January 26, the entire world was rocked by the shocking news of the passing of internationally renowned basketball player and cultural icon Kobe Bryant in a tragic helicopter accident. The accident...
For what is certainly not the first time, the United States finds itself on the precipice of conflict in the Middle East. As tensions increase in Iran, students are left to wonder - what happens if we...
In what was essentially a home game in New Orleans, Louisiana State University brought home its first national title in 12 years in their high-scoring rout of Clemson.
After a shaky start, in which...
