Uncrate: Home of everything you never knew you wanted Wednesday, April 17, 2013 By Zach Brehm Uncrate.com, hailed on the front page as the “digital magazine for guys who love stuff,” is one of the best ways to waste time online. full story	What is love? The dystopian "Delirium" Wednesday, April 17, 2013 By Laura Kuenze Writers such as Lauren Oliver, the author of “Delirium,” remind the literature world what it means to write novels that will be remembered for years for the prestigious context and substance that is f full story
"20/20 Experience" review: Did Justin Timberlake "bring sexy back?" Tuesday, April 16, 2013 By Joey Kucker Think back to the year 2006. Back then, George Bush was still in office, the Motorola RAZR was the most popular phone, and the Wii was just entering the market. full story	Grand slam: A different type of poetry Friday, April 12, 2013 By Laura Kuenze [ArticleImageHyperLink] Today, it may seem that many people are under the misconstrued impression that poetry resembles a combination of confusing language and wasted time. full story
"Bioshock Infinite" review: can lightning strike twice? Friday, April 12, 2013 By Joey Kucker It’s rare when a game comes along that has the power to change not only the gaming landscape, but pop culture as a whole. full story	Frozen yogurt bliss: best bang for your buck Tuesday, April 09, 2013 By Abby Leidigh Check out Periscope's review of Sweet Frog, FroYo's, and Bamboo frozen yogurt shops in Central PA, just in time for summer. full story
A survivor is born: 'Tomb Raider' review Tuesday, March 19, 2013 By Joey Kucker Women are not equal in videogames. Time and time again, women are treated solely as sex symbols, with unrealistic proportions and armor that usually resembles a bikini more than battle attire. full story	Don’t judge a book by its movie: Nicholas Sparks’ “Safe Haven” fails to live up to expectations Tuesday, March 19, 2013 By Misha Aungst I’ve always been hesitant to see a movie after reading its correlated book because they never meet my high expectations: “Safe Haven” is no exception. full story
Past CHS students successful in the arts Monday, March 18, 2013 By Abby Leidigh Former CHS students Daniela Aldrich, William Hume and Dan Reed were just like us. However, these three individuals have pushed past disappointment, pain, injury, and rejection to make a name for thems full story	One Direction comes to America! Friday, March 15, 2013 By Laura Kuenze One Direction, a band that is mainly popular among the young and impressionable, is coming to America in just a few short months. full story

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