The Supreme Court first ruled on book banning in Board of Education, Island Trees Union Free School District No. 26 v. Pico, in 1982. In this case, the majority of the justices decided that it is a First...
It seems there’s always a conflict in the popular mind between the old classics and new favorites when it comes to books. Whatever your side is, there’s ample choices; even the most dedicated reader...
Books have been being adapted into movies since film gained prominence in the early 20th century, but as streaming services become increasingly popular, even more novels can get even more faithful adaptations...
Many Chamblee students enjoy writing: some take writer’s workshop, some join the journalism or yearbook staff, still others participate in extracurriculars like the Literary Magazine club. Chamblee...
Sure, Jane Austen’s Pride and Prejudice might just be “a bunch of people going to each other’s houses,” but in a world where I can’t go to anyone’s house, that kind of escapism is something...
As we look to the future of high school and leave digital school behind, many may wonder if it is the time to bring forth change in education. After a year of untold civil unrest and a push for a new civil...
I’ve always loved reading. I started at an especially young age, and, like many avid young readers, I devoured every book within reach. There were many times in my early youth where I would read several...
