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Jessica Rothstein waits for one of her state senators, Gary Peters, to answer the phone. Rothstein participated in Community High School's Call in the Hall, a lunch period designated to flooding the lines of government representatives. "I think it's really cool that we are all taking action as highschoolers," Rothstein said. "It feels like we are actually able to make a difference."
February 20, 2026
Jessica Rothstein waits for one of her state senators, Gary Peters, to answer the phone. Rothstein participated in Community High School's Call in the Hall, a lunch period designated to flooding the lines of government representatives. "I think it's really cool that we are all taking action as highschoolers," Rothstein said. "It feels like we are actually able to make a difference."
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A change of scenery made all the difference as travelers explored new places and revisited old favorites.
Features
More Than a Getaway
By Anna Straka, Journalist
8 minutes ago


Huron Players' actors backstage, preparing for the musical "Into the Woods."
News
After the Alarm: A “Real” Fairy Tale Takes the Stage at Huron Players
By June Ye and Morgan Chen
2 days ago
High school student DeMarco Roper sings as Seymour in Little Shop of Horrors. The show was the first of Neutral Zone's new theater group, The Royal Players. "I've seen the cast grow as a family, as singers and as amazing actors," CHS freshman and head of the stage running crew said. "They are great people to be around, and they've gotten way better."
Features
Neutral Zone Royal Players Debut First Musical
By Anna Birchok, Journalist
February 11, 2026
(Left to right) Ellora Kirbat, Mira Authier and Rosie Matish perform a singing valentine during block 4.
A Singing Start to Class
By Autumn George, Journalist
1 day ago
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Silly Stories to Nail-Biting News
By Sadie Palay, Journalist
8 minutes ago

In today’s climate, no matter what political views you have, there is no denying the piles upon piles of news that is thrown at us like hail in a snowstorm. In all of this news, many stories can get lost in the storm, especially some of the more lighthearted stories. While it is definitely important to read important news headlines, it doesn’t mean...

(Left to right) Ellora Kirbat, Mira Authier and Rosie Matish perform a singing valentine during block 4.
A Singing Start to Class
1 day ago

Valentine's Day-themed singing served as the opener for each class on Thursday, Feb. 12. From Monday, Feb. 2, until Wednesday, Feb. 11, the third-floor hallway was filled with students and staff. Lined...

Paul Nezda and Kenny Rampton play the bari-sax and trumpet respectively upon popular request. Both professionals were excited to play for the kids and demonstrate some of the things that they were talking about.
Rhythm Rats Meet the Rainbow Zebras
1 day ago

The swinging notes of jazz can be heard through the halls of CHS every day. Dozens of students are involved in the craft, always looking forward to playing, improvising and improving. On Tuesday, February...

CHS teachers stand in front of their school bracing  the February morning cold while advocating for an agreed-upon contract by holding up signs.
In the Cold: Ann Arbor Teachers Press for a Fair Contract
February 11, 2026

Teachers were picketing out in the freezing cold with snow falling around them before the school day started. They were and are still raising awareness, because they are now working without a contract....

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Student athletes should be getting payed. Here's why.
Why Student Athletes Should Get Paid
By Anna Straka, Journalist
9 minutes ago
Artwork by Kaylee Gadepalli
The Illusion of Connection
By Elizabeth Clark, Opinion Editor
February 11, 2026
Artwork by Nina Beals
How are we going from a Democracy to an Autocracy?
By Yuval Rosenberg and Jakob Cardoza
February 9, 2026
Can You Still Participate in a Religious Community if you Don't Believe in its Faith?
Can You Still Participate in a Religious Community if you Don’t Believe in its Faith?
By Elijah Makman-Levinson, News Editor
February 6, 2026
This photo was taken during the No-Kings Protest in Ann Arbor Michigan.
7 Ways To Peacefully Protest In Our Community
By Morgan Chen and Sadie Palay
February 3, 2026
Artwork by Caitlin Dick-Ruíz
Not My Happily Ever After
By Caitlin Dick-Ruíz, Journalist
February 2, 2026
Believing After Failure
Believing After Failure
By Sadie Palay and Janaki Nallamothu
January 29, 2026
Sophomores Alice Vandervliet (left), Anna Chomistek (middle) and Sadie Palay (right) smile while waiting for the annual Food Gatherer's ceremony to start inside St. Andrew's Church.
Making the Right Decision – CHS vs. SHS
By Della Bank, Journalist
January 28, 2026
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