By Daniel Montaño, Managing Editor | Photo by Daniel Montaño Every Tuesday and Thursday, a symphony of twangs, inflections and accents come together in harmony in Beth Giebus-Chavez’s classroom, she said. Last Thursday, the long, thick syllables of an eastern Turkish accent could be heard explaining English verb tenses to […]
By Martin Montoya, Staff Reporter Interested in the unexplainable? Former web design student Bryan Higgins said he was a paranormal investigator, who retired after years of encounters with the unknown. After about 50 paranormal encounters throughout his life and all his local investigations, Higgins still shows pictures and videos […]
By Jonathan Baca, Staff Reporter On a Saturday afternoon, a group of high school students were standing outside a North Valley nightclub, wearing all black and covered in blood and gearing up for a night of popping out from behind walls, doing their best to scare the wits […]
Dear CNM Chronicle, Thank you for turning the spotlight on the working lives of Part Time Faculty at CNM. Chronicle reporter Daniel Montano did a great job gathering different perspectives on their compensation and working conditions. It’s really a pity that CNM representatives are unwilling to comment meaningfully […]
Editorial, By The Chronicle Editorial Board A group of us here at the Chronicle just got back from the Associated Collegiate Press Convention in beautiful New Orleans, and we would like to thank everyone who helped make this trip possible. The Chronicle is run by a small group […]
By Stacie Armijo, Staff Reporter One of the best parts of Halloween is eating decadent candies, and home-made treats can be tastier than knocking on doors and hoping for something good to eat, Chef and part-time Culinary Instructor Julian Griego said. Griego shared with the Chronicle one of […]
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