He Did It
By: Lincoln Owsley Okay, let me start off by saying, he did it. 100%, no doubt about it. From the gloves to the flight to Chicago, there are plenty of things that make the case clear as day. OJ Simpson killed his ex-wife Nicole Simpson, her friend, and a waiter at a local restaurant, Ron Goldman, on June 12, 1994. For those of you that … Continue reading He Did It
The Wild Walters & Jackie
By: Ki’ana Westbrook The show My Life With the Walter Boys, a ten-episode series, was based upon the 2014 book written by Ali Novak. The show premiered early December of 2023 and according to people.com, “reached the top ten in almost 100 countries with millions watching the show. On December 19th, less than two weeks after the premiere, Netflix renewed the show for a second … Continue reading The Wild Walters & Jackie
Surreal Satisfaction
By: Aspen Kramer As the school year wanes summer vacation quickly approaches. Relaxing under the shade beside a large body of water is a dream of many, including the painter, Max Liebermann. Barnebys.com explains that Liebermann moved to Hotel Jacob at the request of the director. Liebermann was expected to paint motifs of the city – however he soon discovered his favorite view to be … Continue reading Surreal Satisfaction
Springing into the Olympics
By: Mikcayla Hallberg The anticipation is high as the world eagerly awaits the return of the Summer Olympics, a celebration of athleticism, global unity, and sportsmanship. These games occur every 4 years originating from the Greek games honoring the Greek god Zeus. However, this year’s games should be extra exciting with a variety of new sports being introduced and the events occurring in interesting historical … Continue reading Springing into the Olympics
Calcio Storico Fiorentino
By: Kira Dykes When people think of extreme sports, activities like skydiving, skiing, or BMX racing may come to mind. And while each requires their own set of skills and rigorous training, one historical sport might have them beat when it comes to the physical demands of its players. Dating all the way back to the 1530’s, it is considered a mix of football, rugby, … Continue reading Calcio Storico Fiorentino
Catch that Cheese!
By: Stephan Munoz Everyone knows that the two best things in the world are cheese and hills…right? Well, the sentiments are surely shared with the people of Gloucestershire in the UK. According to cheeseprofessor.com, the last Monday of May is spent with their annual Cheese Rolling competitions! The history of this sport is only partly known. The earliest day recorded, as stated by cheeseprofessor.com, goes … Continue reading Catch that Cheese!
AP vs. Dual Enrollment
By: Joe Pyon When taking challenging classes that allow someone to build college credit, there are two options. One option is Dual Enrollment, which allows you to obtain credit by just passing the class, while the other involves taking a challenging Advanced Placement test at the end of the year to earn the credit. While it may seem obvious for a student to pick Dual … Continue reading AP vs. Dual Enrollment
Deftones Deep Dive
By: Lincoln Owsley In 1988, the alternative metal band Deftones was formed in Sacramento, California. They were formed by front-man Chino Moreno, drummer Abe Cunningham, and lead guitarist Stephan Carpenter. Bassist Chi Cheng joined later in 1990 with keyboardist Frank Delgado joining even later in 1999. In 1988, Carpenter began playing guitar while recovering from being hit by a drunk driver while skateboarding. He received … Continue reading Deftones Deep Dive
Melting To Popularity
By: Krysta Phillips In a world with ice cream and popsicles, there are also opinions on the cold, sweet treats to eat during the summer. These opinions lead to judging what the most popular treat is with the use of online polls and votes! In Arizona, it is an excessively important part of summer to cool off, but even then, the taste and texture can … Continue reading Melting To Popularity
Totally Rad Summer Tutorial
By; Sophie Cagnoli Everyone wants to have a spectacular coming of age movie summer, but it can be hard—in practice—to come up with ways to stay connected over the long break, especially when some friends work or are going away to summer camp. Fear not, the Chronicle is here to help! The first step is to gather information. Do this as soon as possible! While … Continue reading Totally Rad Summer Tutorial
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