Alongside with final exams and SOL’s, some students also face studying for AP exams. During AP testing week, several students feel angst and nervousness.
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Nilima Garg May 3, 2013
Political correctness in speech is the avoidance of expressions that are often perceived to marginalize people who are socially disadvantaged or discriminated against. Students vary from those who have no regard for being politically correct to those who carefully chose their words so as not to discriminate. “Many people don’t understand is that these terms [...]
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Josh Wallace May 3, 2013
If a picture is worth a thousand words, then senior Logan Javage has already written many novels.
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Some of the most well known people in the history of the world have been musicians. Michael Jackson sold out shows across the world. The Beatles came across the pond and exploded into one of greatest rock groups of all time.
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Christina Mirda May 3, 2013
The oceanography classes visited the famous Baltimore Aquarium on April 18. Although, it got off to a rocky start, having technical difficulties with the bus, the trip was a success. The students saw the dolphin shows, the rainforest exhibits and many exotic fish, such as sharks, sting rays and the rare lion fish.
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Maria Reyes-Chian May 3, 2013
Social media and applications such as Twitter, Instagram and Facebook are popular worldwide, especially among high school students. While some see the growing use of social networking to be a sign of interconnectedness, an increasing number argue that social media isn’t actually bringing people closer together.
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Teachers at Chantilly are not only educators and mentors, but also successful business owners, playwrights and published scientists, among many other roles.
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