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The Cougar Chronicle, Covering Creek in Ink since 1977

CCHS Press

The Cougar Chronicle, Covering Creek in Ink since 1977

CCHS Press

An iPhone streaming "Full machine" by Gracie Abrams. Photo taken and edited by Joseph Jones and Anisa Tran,

Cougars’ Perspectives: A “Good Riddance” review

Story by: Anisa Tran, Staffer March 6, 2023

Singer-songwriter Gracie Abrams released her debut studio album, “Good Riddance,” Feb. 24. Similar to her previous releases “minor” and "This is What it Feels Like,” “Good Riddance” navigates...

Check the Facts

Story by: Brooke Bettes, Reporter April 11, 2017

Donald Trump expresses most of his thoughts through the social media platform Twitter. He has shared his thoughts on many things from immigration to inspirational people. More recently, he made it known...

Brain teasers

Schools stepping up mental health programs
Story by: Lydia Estepp, Design Editor February 22, 2017

High school students face high amounts of stress on a daily basis, and it can lead to depression, anxiety and a slew of other mental health issues. The mental health of high school students has serious...

A Dog’s Purpose is not to drown

Why not to see a Dog’s Purpose
Story by: Libby Sullivan, Editor-in-Chief February 1, 2017

Lovers of the book by W. Bruce Cameron highly anticipated the film remake of “A Dog’s Purpose.” Waiting to see the loving tale about the bond between human and animal come to life finally turned...

Let students take a BREAK from homework

Why students should not have homework over holiday breaks
Story by: Jaidyn Hatchett, Reporter December 19, 2016

Every student looks forward to holiday breaks for the purpose of  going out of town or catching up on sleep previously lost from late nights doing homework. Breaks from school should consist of an actual...

Kanye vs Taylor

Kanye vs Taylor

Give it a rest
Story by: Sam Billings, News Story September 16, 2016

The recent scuffle between Taylor Swift and Kanye West seems like history repeating itself for the umpteenth time, and it has become old news. For those who do not know, West’s wife, the infamous Kim...

A change of perspective

Teachers should enforce traditional teachings of 9/11
Story by: Libby Sullivan, Editor-in-Chief September 11, 2016

As teachers prepare to discuss one of the most horrific events in America’s history with students, they should embrace the traditional teachings of the attacks on September 11 and teachers should ensure...

Stories left untold

Schools should broaden 9/11 education
Story by: Emma Ruggiero, Opinion Editor September 10, 2016

The aftershocks of the September 11, 2001 attacks still send tremors through the nation over a decade and a half later, yet students only have a few minutes each year to learn of the catastrophic event...

The grade gap

The grade gap

L and K students should receive equal grade points for equal work
Story by: Miranda Duncan, Copy Editor April 8, 2016

The current GPA system rewards students in upper-level courses with the option for seven points towards their GPA and L-level students with only six points. The district should ensure that both L and K...

Red, blue or a little purple?

Story by: Audrey Jones, Entertainment/ opinion editor October 31, 2014

    From city council elections to the presidential election, uneducated voting poses a problem for the United States. It proves essential for people and the government to understand...

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