Charlie Chinander-McFaul, Staff Writer
You’ll usually find Charlie Chinander-McFaul listening to alternative noise pop or perusing his collection of old maps and globes, but recently you can find him somewhere else; on the staff of the Southerner.
Chinander-McFaul, a sophomore, is excited to to be a new Staff Writer this year and to work on his writing skills. Being an avid writer with an interest in politics, Chinander-McFaul wants to learn different writing styles and get his own opinions out in the world. He hopes his time on the Southerner can help with his interviewing and real world skills as well.
Outside of writing, Chinander-McFaul enjoys playing guitar and piano and listening to music on vinyl and cassette tapes. He would describe his music taste as “anything that sounds nice,” which includes alternative, synth and various national anthems.
Chinander-McFaul is also a history buff with a collection of historical artifacts, one favorite being a globe from the 1930s.
Surely Chinander-McFaul’s creativity and knowledge will get him far in his journalistic endeavors.
![Aidan Sumner-Malmgren, a bassist and sophomore, listens to music on his headphones in the third floor of South high school. “I have no idea [what I’d do without a music app], I probably wouldn't listen to music,” said Sumner-Malmgren.](https://www.shsoutherner.net/wp-content/uploads/2019/03/musicstreamingethics-900x600.jpg)
![On October 28th a group of protestors rallied in support of trans people as a reaction to the Trump administration’s considered alteration to Title IX. The sign reads “I love my trans neighbors.” Many South students have strong opinions on this topic: “I haven't met one person that has been affected [positively],” said junior Levi Rolfzen on the proposed revision.](https://www.shsoutherner.net/wp-content/uploads/2018/11/trans-rights-900x675.jpg)
