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The Student News Site of Gateway Regional High School

The Chomp

The Student News Site of Gateway Regional High School

The Chomp

The Student News Site of Gateway Regional High School

Yareli Garcia

Yareli Garcia, Editor

Hi! I’m Yareli Garcia, and I’m an editor of The Chomp; I’m currently in my sophomore year of high school. A fun fact about me is that I love to write, especially analytical, philosophical pieces! There’s always a story behind something, and I plan to uncover that.

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Yellow orchids signify friendship and joy, which I find very symbolic for an article that later talks about two spectrums that often include platonic dynamics. Let's ignore how they're dry, they're not my responsibility!

Romance is Not For Everyone

An Analysis on Amatonormativity
Yareli Garcia, Senior Copy Editor
February 28, 2026

Romance…a word that’s plagued society since the dawn of time. While not all romances have been fairytale-perfect, the general, healthy experience has often been described as something wonderful—cherishable,...

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Preoccupying yourself with the heavy concept of death makes you feel like you're missing out on life, like being trapped inside your house with a depressing view of the world in front of you.

The Price of Being Sentient

Knowledge is a curse
Yareli Garcia, Senior Copy Editor
October 26, 2025

Death is inevitable; that’s something most people have come to accept. Sometimes, we have days when we’re snapped into reality and feel like we’re suffocating after the terrifying realization that...

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A sunrise is often associated with new beginnings. They represent birth, growth, and renewal. When the sun rises to start a new day, it brings along fresh opportunities.

Follow the Rising Sun

A New Beginning Awaits
Yareli Garcia, Staff Writer
June 7, 2025

From repetitive failures to impossible success, achievers and rejects have been the default paths enforced by modern society and responsible for the way humanity restricts itself. Burdens are often viewed...

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A close-up picture of a spring-related wreath I made, which is sitting on my front lawn. All flowers are artificial and were purchased from Hobby Lobby.

Spring: A Break Amidst the Pressure

Take a Breather, Students
Yareli Garcia, Staff Writer
April 14, 2025

Imagine a world that continuously moves forward and stops for nothing. For students living in the United States, this is quite the reality. The school semester is in constant motion, whether students are...

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A sign surrounded by papel picado, a special paper used to decorate for celebrations in Mexico such as Día de los Muertos.

Feliz Día de los Muertos!

A deeper look inside this beautiful tradition
Yareli Garcia, Staff Writer
November 24, 2024

Día de los Muertos, or Day of the Dead, is a traditional Hispanic holiday celebrated on November 1st and 2nd with roots originating from Mexico. On Día de los Muertos, families gather together to honor...

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