It’s never too late to vaccinate
Jillian Moore, Staff Writer
January 16, 2020
“They have turned our children into the largest human experiment in history — all of history,” Del Bigtree, CEO of anti-vaccination group Informed Consent Action Network, says as supporters of the anti-vaccination movement nod their heads in agreement during a New York rally. Mumps, rube...
Claire’s Corner: Don’t say never mind
Claire Clements, Executive Editorial Page Editor
January 12, 2020
Claire’s Corner: executive editorial page editor Claire Clements spills the tea on the latest happenings in the world, ranging from pop culture to politics. Have you ever been left out of an inside joke? You’re with a group of friends, and they’re all laughing about some joke that you do not...
CHS Speaks: Students and faculty share how they have grown as an individual this decade (video)
Nishant Medicharla, Business Manager
December 21, 2019
As the end of the 2010s era comes to an end, many individuals have changed whether it is physically, mentally or emotionally. CHS students and faculty members share how they have grown as individuals this decade. Follow Nishant (@nishantnm1) and @CHSCampusNews on Twitter.
Coppell Observer: C stands for cursed
Sally Parampottil, Executive Sports Editor
December 18, 2019
Coppell Observer is a humorous weekly column about life as a teenager. Please be warned that any and all sass is due to the writers’ similar situation as teenagers (even though we feel so much older). You, the reader, should not take any of these words seriously. Seriously. If this article makes y...
We can be the change
Editorial Board
December 14, 2019
Almost 60 years ago, America was in a state of transition and generational challenges, defined by counterculture movements led by the youth. As those in power drafted them to a war most did not believe in and the Civil Rights Movement reached its climax, the youth stood up against what they felt was u...
Letter From the Editor: Reflecting upon experiences before decade ends
Anthony Cesario, Editor-in-Chief
December 13, 2019
My parents finally sold our piano last month. I can’t pretend I’m all that upset it’s gone. I started off loving the instrument, but the practice requirements, lessons every Saturday morning and the competitions I begrudgingly participated in eventually caused me to resent it. So, after eight yea...
Escape Coppell bubble for Dallas as cultural experiences await
Lilly Gorman, Staff Photographer
December 6, 2019
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Kill capital punishment in pursuit of ethical society
Emma Meehan, Staff Writer
December 6, 2019
Death is final. Different from convicted felons sentenced to life in prison, death row inmates cannot appeal if new exonerating evidence comes to light after they are executed. They are already dead. A conservative estimate by the National Academy of Sciences found that at least 4.1% of deat...
Dear “Real Man”:
Yash Ravula, Staff Writer
December 4, 2019
“You don’t look like your age at all!” is one of the most awkward comments when you are short. Standing at about five feet, four and a half inches and very skinny with a prepubescent-looking face, it has been a part of all the family get-together conversations since I can remember. This is t...
Claire’s Corner: OK Boomer deepens generational divides
Claire Clements, Executive Editorial Page Editor
December 2, 2019
Claire’s Corner: executive editorial page editor Claire Clements spills the tea on the latest happenings in the world, ranging from pop culture to politics. “OK Boomer.” It’s what you say when your grandpa claims your generation is always on your phones too much and then asks for your hel...
CHS Speaks: Administration eliminates final exams (video)
Pramika Kadari, Executive News & Enterprise Editor
November 15, 2019
