As the mornings have been getting colder and colder, the holiday season has been getting closer and closer, and now, finally, it has begun with Thanksgiving. So, in celebration of "Turkey Day," here is...
Throughout my many years of gift-giving, I believe that I have figured out a great formula for getting someone the best gift (no matter the occasion.) No matter how crafty or straightforward the person...
Thanksgiving is publicized as eating a lot of food and hanging out with family, but these are soft spots for many people. Thanksgiving is America's excuse to eat A LOT of food, and honestly I hate it....
As temperatures begin to drop to levels described by staff writer Adam Pohl as “nippy,” we are entering the time where public and private places across the world begin to ring out all-too-familiar...
After spending the last year in a COVID-19 induced lockdown, students, teachers, and staff at Chamblee are able to now enjoy an in-person school year and holiday season. It can be said that the Chamblee...
It’s late November, and nearly four months of school are behind us. As we head towards the end of the first semester, there may be no one better to reflect on the events of this fall than Chamblee’s...
Lunar New Year is undoubtedly one of the most important Asian holidays—particularly in East Asia—celebrated by people all across the globe. Marking the beginning of the lunar calendar based on moon...
After tirelessly working from home for five months, students thoroughly enjoyed the coveted winter break. Usually, this would have included ditching the house for a few weeks and hanging out with family,...
Hanukkah, the Festival of Lights: A holiday for spending time with family and friends for some, and a time for gift-giving and dreidel-spinning for others. A holiday that commemorates the victory of the...
Have you ever been in a class where no one answers when the teacher asks a question, or where the teacher just talks to themselves?
That is something you don’t want to happen on your holiday Zoom...
