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The Student News Site Of Central Kitsap High School

Cougar Chronicle

The Student News Site Of Central Kitsap High School

Cougar Chronicle

Olivia Miller

Olivia Miller, Reporter, Editor-in-Chief

Olivia Miller is a senior here at Central Kitsap High School and will be going on her third year as a student journalist for the Cougar Chronicle. This is her second year as the Cougar Chronicle’s Editor-In-Chief and she has continued on in this class because she appreciates the way that it continuously challenges her, both as a journalist and as a leader. She is also grateful for the diverse community that has been built inside the publication. Outside of school, she enjoys reading, watching horror movies, spending all of her money at the thrift store, and drinking copious amounts of chai lattes.

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"M3GAN" poster

Review: How “M3GAN” Fell Short

by Olivia Miller, Reporter, Editor-in-Chief
February 7, 2023

“M3GAN”, a newly released science fiction horror film, follows the story of a recently orphaned girl named Cady, who moves in with her tech-savvy aunt, and the chaos that ensues when she befriends...

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Red envelopes

Celebrating the 2023 Chinese New Year

by Olivia Miller, Reporter, Editor-in-Chief
February 7, 2023

The 2023 Chinese New Year was on January 22, 2023, marking the end of the year of the Tiger and the beginning of the year of the Rabbit.  Also known as Lunar New Year, the Chinese New Year is an annual...

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Display set up for wrestling senior night.

Senior Boys Commemorated on CKHS Wrestling Team

by Olivia Miller, Reporter, Editor-in-Chief
February 1, 2023

Despite the loss the Central Kitsap High School wrestling team suffered on 1/19 to their competitors from Yelm High School, their senior athletes shone through their senior night on the same evening. The...

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Flowers gifted to a senior wrestling player.

Flowers gifted to a senior wrestling player.

A variety of crystals resting on a stack of books.

The Resurgence of Crystals

by Olivia Miller, Reporter, Editor-in-Chief
June 8, 2022

With the rise of the so called self-care movement taking social media platforms such as TikTok and YouTube by a storm, the utilization of crystals, known for their healing properties, has steadily increased. Fueled...

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The Silverdale Wendy's drive thru line.

My Constant Devotion to the Wendy’s 4 for $4

by Olivia Miller, Reporter, Editor-in-Chief
June 8, 2022

First introduced in late 2015, Wendy’s 4 for $4 meal deal instantly gained popularity among fast food fanatics across the United States of America. The latest entry into a supposed fast food value...

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Another display and sign in Barnes & Noble advertising their discounts.

The Origin and Impact of Black Friday

by Olivia Miller, Reporter, Editor-in-Chief
January 27, 2022

The day after Thanksgiving is one of early rising, a quick stop at Starbucks, and then spending the rest of the day searching for the best discounts at the local mall. However, Black Friday, the now...

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The busy streets of downtown.

Leavenworth – A Modern Day Winter Wonderland

by Olivia Miller, Reporter, Editor-in-Chief
January 27, 2022

The drive to Leavenworth, Wash. is one of winding roads and snow frosted mountains, with giant evergreen trees lining the path.  Tucked away in the Cascade mountains, the Bavarian styled village with...

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All of my fall reads on my bookshelf.

The Best Books to Read During the Fall Season

by Olivia Miller, Reporter, Editor-in-Chief
November 29, 2021

As the leaves begin to change, and the rain begins to fall almost daily, the urge to curl up in bed with an artificial pumpkin candle’s scent filling my room, nursing some jasmine tea and a good book...

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Ford hiking.

How Ms. Ford Became A Beloved Teacher

by Olivia Miller, Reporter, Editor-in-Chief
November 29, 2021

Tucked away in the second floor, a classroom filled with an almost constant buzz of chatter belongs to Emilia Ford. Ford teaches Language Arts and World Issues in Composition.  “I’m an English...

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A celebratory Pride candle, sign, and flag.

The Importance of Pride Month

by Olivia Miller, Reporter, Editor-in-Chief
June 10, 2021

As companies quickly turn into a rainbow bonanza, releasing brightly colored socks and coffee mugs with #LGBTQ PRIDE printed on them, it is easy to be swept up into the wave of excitement as this year’s...

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Commemorating Teen Dating Violence Awareness Month

by Olivia Miller, Reporter, Editor-in-Chief
June 10, 2021

February was declared Teen Dating Violence Awareness Month by Congress in 2010.  The purpose of the month is to bring awareness towards the issue of teen dating violence and to advocate and educate so...

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A house decorated for Christmas.

Holidays and Coronavirus

by Olivia Miller, Reporter, Editor-in-Chief
January 25, 2021

With the holiday season finally over, students and adults alike are back to facing the reality of the pandemic. The computers have turned back on and the Zoom meetings are long and strenuous. Gone are...

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The cover of "Midnight Sun" by Stephanie Meyers.

“Midnight Sun” Review

by Olivia Miller, Reporter, Editor-in-Chief
January 25, 2021

“Twilight,” the record-breaking novel written by Stephanie Meyer was released back in the fall of 2006. The aftermath was a whirlwind of vampire mania and a battle between Team Jacob and Team Edward.  Nonetheless,...

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A bench at Maris Farms.

Local Pumpkin Patches and the Effect of COVID-19

by Olivia Miller, Reporter, Editor-in-Chief
December 7, 2020

This fall has come quickly, and the pandemic has come along with it. Normal fall activities that many people cherish are now unavailable or different due to fear of rising COVID-19 infection rates. However,...

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Mr. Birkenfeld in his classroom at CKHS.

The Effect of Covid-19 On Mr. Birkenfeld

by Olivia Miller, Reporter, Editor-in-Chief
December 4, 2020

Covid-19 has changed the world as we know it. Millions of people have become unemployed, schools have shut down, and lives have been lost. However, when looking at intangibly large numbers, it can be easy...

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