Recently, in Hollis and Brookline, there was an election to decide who the new members of the co-op school board would be. This school board covers both the high school and the middle school where both...
As American politics appear to be in perennial turmoil, the focus of the American population has turned away from foreign policy. In times of great domestic turmoil, it is easy for national politics to...
All of us student journalists at the Cavalier Chronicle would like to take a moment to offer our sincerest condolences regarding the death of Jamal Khashoggi. We, as a community, were deeply saddened...
Political media likes to describe states as “red” or “blue,” but the reality is that most are some shade of purple. Most states are made up of diverse political opinion, regardless of its color...
The recent incident involving the death of a Saudi journalist has raised some serious questions about US foreign policy in the Middle East.
This month, Saudi Arabia has taken some serious heat both...
It’s often that people speak kindly of when Christopher Columbus sailed to a place he thought was Japan. Of course, he did not arrive in Asia, but an entirely different continent that we now know as...
Disclosure: this article is written for satirical purposes only, the ideas herein do not reflect those of the author or the CavChron.
The second Monday in October approaches, and with it, perhaps...
In this era of extreme political polarization, it is important to be able to recognize when an opponent introduces a motion that deserves bipartisan support.
Last month, Ben Carson made an appeal to...
![Students in Archaeology use tools in a mock excavation. As a class that focuses on hands-on learning, students are able to gain crucial life skills. “[The class] is more hands-on than I thought, and I'm learning way more with physical activities than I do in the classroom,” said student Tess Brown ‘25.](https://cavchronline.com/wp-content/uploads/2024/11/IMG_8390-e1733078359165-278x300.jpg)
