Wingspan Readers, When I became The Wingspan’s Online Editor-in-Chief, it was based on my vision to grow The Wingspan’s online presence. We live in a world where news is constantly happening, and we want to be able to report that news as soon as possible. So, to grow that online presence, we considered many various … Continue reading »
Category Archives: Opinion
Centennial United
Words: Amy Myers The day of the latest school assembly, students shuffled their way into the auditorium for what was rumored to be about bullying again. As they found their seats, they were introduced to a powerful video showing some astonishing secrets of anonymous members of the Centennial community, followed by a presentation of the … Continue reading »
The March Talon
The Wingspan is excited to announce the arrival of the March Talon. The Talon is a digital publication designed to archive the most significant events that are reported on chswingspan.com. The Talon was crafted by Centennial’s Journalism 1 team of 11 students, and serves as an excellent collection of CHS events. The Wingspan is extremely proud of the publication that Journalism 1 created, and … Continue reading »
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Happy Spring Break
With exceptions including Breaking News, Senior Superlatives (April 4), and the exciting release of The Talon, The Wingspan will be on an online publication hiatus as we spend Spring Break with our families and friends. Daily online publication will resume on Monday, April 8, 2013. Continue reading »
The March Wingspan
The March Wingspan has arrived. We will be publishing the PDF version of each issue here, at chswingspan.wordpress.com. This will be great for mobile reading, along with keeping a copy for yourself. Click here for the March Issue Continue reading »
How early is too early?
Words: Jordan Kudisch Photo: Paul Didwall “The early birds catches the worm” is a popular phrase used by many, but how many of these people actually believe it? Here’s a question for all high school students. Would you rather be starting school at 7:25 or 8:25? If you picked 8:25, you chose the obvious answer. According … Continue reading »
The February Wingspan
The February Wingspan has arrived. We will be publishing the PDF version of each issue here, at chswingspan.wordpress.com. This will be great for mobile reading, along with keeping a copy for yourself. Click for the February Issue PDF. Continue reading »
Rattling the Handle: A First Person Account of Realizing the Importance of Drills
Words: Miranda Mason Photos: Caroline Oppenheimer As a writer, I have always struggled with an overactive imagination, which is why I was one of the few people in my class who didn’t continue to laugh and chat as Dr. Perkins came onto the PA system to announce that a lockdown drill was now taking place. … Continue reading »
The December/Holiday Wingspan
The December/Holiday Wingspan has arrived. We will be publishing the PDF version of each issue here, at chswingspan.wordpress.com. This will be great for mobile reading, along with keeping a copy for yourself. Click for the December/Holiday Issue PDF. Continue reading »
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Happy Holidays
Pictured Above: The Wingspan Staff decorates our publication room for the holiday season. Photos: Navraj Karla From our family to yours, Happy Holidays. The Wingspan will be on a online publication hiatus as we spend the holidays with our families and friends. Daily online publication will resume on January 2, 2013. See you next year! Continue reading »
