Binal Patel, Staff Writer Class of 2020
December 13, 2019 • No Comments
Kylie Jenner has always been in the spotlight since she was young. She was always seen in their reality TV show, Keeping Up With The Kardashians, and moved into other fields of interest. Kylie and her sister started a clothing...
Trent Jones, Staff Writer - Class of 2020
September 10, 2019 • No Comments
This past Friday, Hurricane Dorian passed through Virginia Beach as a Category 1 storm. This picture shows Bubba’s Restaurant on Shore Drive off of the Lesner Bridge. It shows high tide flooding the dock, and water in the...
After Hurricane Dorian, storm surge raised waters above the dock of a Cape Henry student.
Ali Gordon, Staff Writer - Class of 2020
September 9, 2019 • No Comments
Hurricane Dorian came barreling down to Virginia Beach early on Friday morning. Fortunately, we got the end of the storm, but others in different areas were greatly affected more than Virginia Beach was. However, the winds...
Friday, September 6 - Little Neck Road
Jad Shaheen, Staff Writer - Class of 2020
September 7, 2019 • No Comments
With hurricanes come flooding. Hurricane Dorian brought an influx of water to the surrounding homes and backend roads. This caused minor flooding to the Virginia Beach area, especially people living on the water. As shown...
Dane Hoggard, Staff Writer - Class of 2020
September 7, 2019 • No Comments
Rachel O'Neal, relative of Dane Hoggard, (‘20) sent in this picture on Saturday of the damage done to the beach getaway. Many students in the community have at some point been to Hatteras and or Ocracoke. Many families...
Mr. Tyler Faubert, Sports Information Director
January 10, 2020 • No Comments
With two State Championships and two TCIS Championships within the last decade, the Dolphins' Varsity...
Mr. Tyler Faubert, Sports Information Director
January 3, 2020 • No Comments
Now in his fourth year with the Dolphins’ Varsity Swim Program, this week’s Athlete of the Week,...
Mr. Tyler Faubert, Sports Information Director
December 20, 2019 • No Comments
The sixth-seeded Dolphins hosted Tidewater’s top-seeded Varsity Basketball program on Thursday...
Mr. Tyler Faubert, Sports Information Director
December 14, 2019 • No Comments
The Dolphins traveled to Nansemond Suffolk Academy for the first night of the two-day tournament,...
Mr. Tyler Faubert, Sports Information Director
December 13, 2019 • No Comments
The Dolphins hosted the Seahorses from Christchurch School on Thursday night, carrying a three-point...
Mr. Tyler Faubert, Sports Information Director
December 13, 2019 • No Comments
Varsity Boys’ Basketball has historically been one of Cape Henry Collegiate’s most storied programs,...
Stephanie Strickland, Staff Writer Class of 2020
December 13, 2019 • No Comments
Cape Henry Upper School students participated in a fundraiser for Pajama Jams, an organization created and run by the Tucker family. This program aims to collect pajamas for unfortunate children in Hampton...
Allie Angelo, Staff Writer Class of 2020
December 13, 2019 • No Comments
For students, a lot of stress can stem from school work and the pressures of being a teenager. According to healthline.com, on average, more than 70% of students state that they feel pressured by the amount...
Anne Porter Hudgins, Staff Writer - Class of 2020
September 9, 2019 • No Comments
Cape Henry community members, Mr. Fluharty, Kade Keenan '22, and Conrad Keenan '19 riding the huge waves left behind from the hurricane. Kade’s representing the CHC surf club well!
May 5, 2019 • No Comments
The reviews are in..... "You MUST go to see Mamma Mia - it is simply amazing!!! You will want to sing and dance in your seats! You will laugh and you will marvel at the skill of the singers, the actors,...
Dajour Rucker, Staff Writer - Class of 2019
April 27, 2019 • No Comments
Prom. Senior Prom. You only get one and this was one that our student body will always remember. The perfect night started with the pre-prom requisites in getting ready, taking a scary amount of pictures,...
Eric Clark, Staff Writer Class of 2020
December 14, 2019 • No Comments
When does the Christmas season actually start? Well in order to answer this controversial question I first had to collect a little data. In the poll that I created the people...
Jad Shaheen, Staff Writer Class of 2020
December 13, 2019 • No Comments
The original Frozen movie aired in 2013 and was a massive success, winning multiple awards such as the Academy Awards for best animated feature and best original song. Frozen...
Sophie Lane, Staff Writer Class of 2020
December 13, 2019 • No Comments
The idea of body image is very controversial within the media. Several people were interviewed on the way the media affects the way they view themselves and others. Nadia...
Dane Hoggard, Staff Writer Class of 2020
December 13, 2019 • No Comments
In modern society, the next great conflict may be Gas vs. Electric. The struggle to find the next major energy source is upon us and where else would you find them but in...
Sierra Guluzian, Staff Writer Class of 2020
December 13, 2019 • No Comments
As Christmas is nearing, people are beginning to watch their favorite holiday movies. Hallmark has started their Christmas movie marathon, and plenty of other TV channels...
Black Friday – A Day to “Waste Money”
December 13, 2019
Black Friday is a name for the Friday during the Thanksgiving...
October 31, 2019
The movement of activism for climate change has been...
The photo says it all. Cartoon by Rob Rogers
The cover posters of all the popular quarantine tv shows; amazing graphics that catch the eye for these amazing shows!
Photo Credit: https://posterpod.uk/product/mindfulness-poster/
The cast of the Student Directed Play worked diligently and put in hours of rehearsal to produce a comedic, SNL-inspired show on January 31, 2020.
Marshall Joyce - Class of 2019
Taisho Miller - Class of 2019
Emily Ryan ('19)
Which exotic toy would you prefer to cruise around on?
Grateful to our students (led by Olivia Tucker) for collecting over 400 pairs of new pajamas from our community for Pajama Jams - a local non profit committed to making sure that all kids have warm pajamas!
The release date for the new Frozen II movie with the characters discovering the mysteries of the Enchanted Forest. Photo Credit: Walt Disney Animation Studios
This cartoon perfectly illustrates how each streaming service is battling it out to gain more subscribers and come out on top to be the most successful. Photo Credit: Jason Hoffman/Thrillist
CHC Poll Question: Does the media make you feel inclined to change yourself? 20% of people said no 80% of people said yes
This photo is from TCT magazine and illustrates a few examples of the medical models that can be made from 3-D printing.
Christian Moore (‘21) dribbles between two Benedictine defenders, Cape Henry defeated Benedictine with a final score of 76-64. Photo credit: Dan Burke
Left is the poll between which shows people favored gas or electric. Out of 67 votes, 46 favored Gas vehicles and 21 favored Electric vehicles. This shows that the population is not entirely gas but there is a good majority that leans toward it.
The Cape Henry community is ready for the holidays, and we are counting down the top five favorite Christmas movies (without spoilers!) according to the students. Photo credit: Yellow Bliss Road
Trevor Kidd ‘20 and Will Longacher ‘20 reminisce on the memories they’ve made at Cape Henry.
In this picture, people buy televisions in a market in an overcrowded market in Sao Paulo. Many people want to get cheaper products on Black Friday and will risk crowds and safety to get them. Photo Credit: www.independent.co.uk
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No matter what holiday you celebrate, it is important it enjoy it with the people you love. Photo Credit: brownstoner.com
In April of 2018, police officers raided multiple locations in Los Angeles, California that, in total, had up to $700,000 dollars worth of counterfeit makeup. The majority of the makeup products contained bacteria and human waste. Photo Credit: https://nypost.com/2018/04/16/animal-feces-and-urine-detected-in-conterfeit-makeup/
The discrimination against tattoos, piercings, colored hair and other body modifications has been around for decades, but recently the workforce has been more accepting. Photo Credit: Good News Network
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