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    Alumna shares distracted driving experience, advice

    By SARAH DEAN Staff Writer Class of 2006 alumna Brooke Burdge shared a presentation for juniors and seniors on the dangers, causes and types of distracted driving April 27. Burge, a graduate of Fordham University, currently works as an advocate and speaker for End Distracted Driving in partnership with the Casey Feldman Foundation. “I thought it was a really powerful assembly,” senior Amanda Librizzi of Manasquan said. “She wasn’t there to yell at us, but rather spoke from experience about [...]

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    PSFA announces underclassmen allocation, upcoming events

    By FRANCESCA COCCHI News Editor  Continuing unfinished business from last month’s meeting, the Parent Student Faculty Association (PSFA) announced a new item for the 2012-21013 school year budget to benefit the incoming freshman and sophomore classes. “It’s so we can really say we do give to every student in the school,” PSFA Co-President Debbie Talamo said of the new item, which is still in the planning stages. Discussions about such an allocation began last meeting in response to concerns that [...]

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  • News Top News Smeaton sweeps Mr. CHS

    Smeaton sweeps Mr. CHS

    By Gina Maurer and Jackie Child Thirteen contestants from all four grade levels battled for the title of Mr. CHS at Friday’s competition by competing in a series of interviews, a group dance, and the limbo. Junior Mike Smeaton of Eatontown pulled out on top as Mr. CHS 2012 after the competitors shared their talents with the school. The night began with introductions from the three hosts, junior Kiera Brennan of Middletown, freshman Sean Gilbert of Spring Lake and previous [...]

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  • News Top News Big day in the big apple for junior class trip

    Big day in the big apple for junior class trip

    By FRANCESCA COCCHI, News Editor Attending the annual junior trip Wednesday, the Class of 2013 got a taste of the big city with an NBC studio tour, a scavenger hunt and a Broadway show. “Everything ran smoothly and we have gotten pretty positive feedback so far,” said Class of 2013 co vice-president Ciara Cornette of Rumson. “Everyone seemed to love the scavenger hunt and Broadway, and we’re happy with the day overall.” After taking two charter buses to NYC, the [...]

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  • News PSFA Grants $5000 Towards Skills USA National Trip

    PSFA Grants $5000 Towards Skills USA National Trip

    By FRANCESCA COCCHI News Editor After much discussion and debate at a monthly meeting Thursday night, the Parent Student Faculty Administration voted 13-7 in favor of granting $5,000 to help cover costs of the Skills USA national trip to Kansas City. “I think it’s a no brainer,” said Beautification Committee chairperson Sophie Weiner, “see[ing] their enthusiasm and dedication.” Juniors Sarah Gleason of Ocean and Austin Smith of Hazlet, seniors Gabby Maurer of Avon, Jessie Kraus-Lavy of Marlboro and Ally Kowalski [...]

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  • News CHS Pre-Break Bustle

    CHS Pre-Break Bustle

    A review of the events of  Thursday, April 5th, 2012. Click here to open the gallery.

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    Juniors vote to support AP Art, split on AP Calc

    Update: Principal James Gleason released the results of a Junior class survey Tuesday morning. The class was split exactly in half (39-39) on whether or not CHS should offer AP Calculus AB. Of that, 34 students said that would take the class, 39 said the would not, and 5 were unsure.The majority of the class supported AP Art, with 51 voting for it, and 27 against it. Of that, 23 students said they would take the class, 52 said the would not, and 3 were unsure.

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  • News Top News Christie: Tax cuts, other reforms on the horizon

    Christie: Tax cuts, other reforms on the horizon

    By FRANCESCA COCCHI News Editor Republican Gov. Chris Christie came to Ocean Township today to promote his “New Jersey Comeback” and to tell a friendly crowd of about 500 that, “We have already won the fight.” New Jersey has made progress during Christie’s first two years as governor, helped by a 2 percent cap on property taxes and 60,000 new jobs, Christie told the audience at the Community Gym. “That’s what happens when you make the hard choices early so [...]

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