Logan loza, Staff
January 14, 2020
New Year’s has arrived, and it is now the new decade as well. With the arrival of the new year comes the always popular resolutions. Here are a few resolutions from classmates and others for ideas and possibly inspiration. One kind of resolution is to get better with management of time for many life reasons such as time for extracurricular activities. The first is from junior Ethan Gulbert. He wants to” get better at time management" so he can fit more plans in his week and...
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Ukamaka Ozed-Williams, Guest Writer
January 27, 2020
Generation Z, my generation, lives in an era of rapid, positive change that we’re ready to contribute to. Yet, as we attempt to absorb the constant barrage of information thrown at us, we’re called lazy slackers and sloppy tech addicts. This world of skyscrapers and Cloud storage has such lofty expectations of us, so perhaps it’s easy to say, “Try harder.” But when you take all the AP classes and join all the Honor Societies, but know college doesn’t guarantee you a career or success;...
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Emily Bekiaris, Staff
January 27, 2020
Plagiarism is the act of stealing one’s work or words and passing it off as your own. It may see easy to avoid, but sometimes people don’t know what fully constitutes as plagiarizing. This what is known as accidental plagiarism. This can lead to a person getting in trouble because they did not give credit where it is was due or they thought changing a few words would make the idea their own, when in fact, it is still plagiarizing. In many schools and professions,...
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Jack Morgan, Staff
January 27, 2020
There have been many kickers throughout the duration of the NFL’s existence, and countless field goals, extra points, and kickoffs made in the past. But in terms of today, the modern era of football, it is more competitive and aggressive than ever. There is a constant push and motivation to get to the top. So, then rests the question: Who is the best kicker in the NFL? Well, the answer to that is, quite obviously, Justin Tucker. Based on Tucker’s current 2019-20 season’s stats alone,...
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Looking to recognize a great teacher? Teachers are Heroes Program is a monthly award that recognizes exemplary CHS teachers. It only takes about 3 minutes to fill out the form which can be found at:
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Caitlin Blair, Staff
Catonsville has many opportunities for students to form new interests, have new hobbies, even create a pathway for a new...
November 1, 2019
Nick Lorensen, Staff
For decades, CHS students have wanted a men’s volleyball team. Other local schools in the area such as Mount Saint Jos...
November 1, 2019

Honeybun Smackers Brings A New Flare to Catonsville Breakfast
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Stefana Avara, Staff
2004 CHS alumna Dr. Claire Cunniff recently received a distinguished graduate award for her success in the medical field. Her success and hard-work started back in high school. Despite...
January 4, 2017
Stefana Avara, Staff
At age eighteen, CHS class of 1990 grad Matthew Pitroff found himself facing what he called "a mid-life crisis," asking himself, "What am I good at?" After several years of...
January 4, 2017
Stefana Avara, Staff
CHS alumnus Mike Edwards, better known by his street name "DJ Dhundee," took a break from his busy globe-trotting lifestyle to return to CHS this past alumni career day to...
January 4, 2017

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