NicholasGarrison, Editorials Editor As artists and genres continue to evolve in music, certain trends tend to present themselves each year, even each decade. Just like previous years in music gave rise to new genres and artists—what bands like the Strokes … Continue reading 2024: The Year of the Comeback Album
LoriShen, Sports Editor Chattahoochee High School provides a makerspace located in the school library that includes activities that focus on craftsmanship. These activities provide opportunities for students to explore their creative side and take a break from their schoolwork. “Fulton … Continue reading Hooch’s Makerspace Embraces Creativity of Student Body
KobeChernushin, Staff Reporter; EmilyKo, Staff Reporter A new installment of the Taylor Swift pop-superstardom saga has arrived with the release of “The Tortured Poets Department,” a grandiose addition to the artist’s current place in pop culture. Since Swift announced the … Continue reading A Message to the Department Chair: Taylor Swift Album Review
Isabelle Beasley, Editor-in-Chief Located in the heart of Alpharetta, Wills Park Equestrian Center is a facility many may not be aware of. Hosting a variety of events like horse shows, rodeos, dog shows and concerts, the Equestrian Center offers a … Continue reading Learning the “Ropes” of Wills Park Equestrian Center
MenonAgreya, Staff Reporter The Georgia High School Music Theatre Awards program celebrates every high school student in the theater department annually with their awards ceremony, the Shulers. The Shulers take place at the Cobb Energy Performing Arts Center and are modeled after the prestigious Broadway Tony awards, making the event an incredible opportunity to recognize performing arts students for their hard work throughout the school year. In the past, Chattahoochee has received countless nominations and awards. Just last year, Chattahoochee’s very own Mrs. Fabianski won Best Pit Orchestra for the musical “Chicago”. Now for “9 to 5”, the production has … Continue reading Chattahoochee’s Spectacular Showing at the Shulers
MenonAgreya, Staff Reporter The Buzz Studios Filmmaking Club is an influential organization for young filmmakers at Georgia Tech to come together and create films. For the past several years the team has empowered students to foster their creativity and display their talents at the Buzz Studios Film Festival. Held at the historic Atlanta Plaza Theatre, the festival spotlights 15 films from their 2023-2024 academic year, each ranging from different topics and genres. The first film showcased was titled “A Man in a Park on a Thursday Afternoon”. From the creative mind of Seth Shoneman, this film has a sense of whimsy and delight … Continue reading The “Buzz” around the Buzz Studios Film Festival
LoriShen, Staff Reporter Chattahoochee High School senior Ben Fingeret released his most recent album “Xscavier” on April 12. He has been releasing music since middle school, and “Xscavier” marks the milestone of high school coming to an end. “I wanted … Continue reading Rising Musical Talent at Chattahoochee High School
PrateekDoddla, Sports Editor On April 9, a couple weeks after the release of their first collaboration album, “We Don’t Trust You,” Future and Metro Boomin released their new album “We Still Don’t Trust You.” Although it reached the number one … Continue reading We Still Don’t Trust You: Average at Best
NicholasGarrison, Editorials Editor On April 13, parents, teens and kids of all ages hosted Johns Creek’s own Daffodil Days festival at city hall to promote Johns Creek beautification, children entrepreneurship and plain fun. The event has two main goals, besides … Continue reading Johns Creek’s Daffodil Days: Encouraging Entrepreneurship and the Environment
KendallHunt, Features Editor Chattahoochee’s Theatre program kicked off spring with a magical play, “A Midsummer Night’s Dream,” premiering on April 11 in the Blackbox Theatre, with following performances on April 12 and 19. The Shakespearean play features four unhappy lovers … Continue reading Troupe 7612’s Enchanting Play
EmilyKo, Staff Reporter High school girls of all ages are making their way to this highly anticipated world tour where they will be able to let out their anger as screams in a pitch-black arena during “All-American Bitch” or cry … Continue reading Spill Your Guts Out at Olivia Rodrigo’s Guts World Tour
Lauren Kim, Staff Reporter Chattahoochee’s fine arts program cultivates many intriguing art forms, but perhaps the most unique is Guard. Winter Guard is an indoor form of dance that features choreography with equipment, taking place when Color Guard– the fall … Continue reading Hooch Winter Guard Pond-ers about their Season
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