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The student news site of Chantilly High School (Chantilly, VA)

The Purple Tide
The student news site of Chantilly High School (Chantilly, VA)

The Purple Tide
Paria Karimi

Paria Karimi, Staff Writer

Paria Karimi is a senior at Chantilly High School who joined the Purple Tide this year. In her free time, Paria enjoys reading, journaling and spending time with her cats. In school, Paria tutors for the Chantilly Writing Center, plays the cello, and volunteers for Red Cross Society. Paria hopes to learn to play the guitar and open a daycare in the future.

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Although beaches on the Outer Banks are more popular among seniors who go to beach week, other beaches on the east coast like Folly Beach in Charleston, SC can be a calmer alternative for graduates.

Parents should condemn senior beach week, discourage illegal activities

Paria Karimi, staff writer
May 29, 2023
Drug use trends indicative spikes in use of all drugs, including marijuana and heroine.

Spike in student drug use demands awareness, reevaluation of existing policies

Cassie Clark-Barnes, Sakina Tahir, and Paria Karimi
May 15, 2023
The Karimi family set up their Haft-Sin table a couple weeks before Nowruz in 2022. “Haft-Sin” translates to “seven S,” which reflects the seven items on the table that start with S. The table is also traditionally ornamented with a mirror, candles, flowers, painted eggs, sweets and a bowl of goldfish.

FCPS calendar conflicts with Nowruz celebrations

Paria Karimi, Staff Writer
March 21, 2023
Members of the dance team practice after school on Wednesday, Jan. 4 to prepare for competitions taking place over the coming weeks.

Dancers leap into competition season as ‘unofficial sport’

Paria Karimi, Staff Writer
February 6, 2023
Twins and seniors Andrew and Josh Jung look into a microscope during AP Biology on Nov. 29.

Twin, triplets telepathize despite unique identities

Paria Karimi, Staff Writer
January 18, 2023
Protesters in Washington D.C. wave and wear pre-Islamic Republic Iranian flags as they chant “Woman, Life, Freedom” in Farsi and Kurdish on Oct. 22. Global protests have been taking place in major cities every Saturday since Oct. 1 in order to show solidarity with the people in Iran.

Woman, Life, Freedom

Paria Karimi, Staff Writer
November 16, 2022
Senior Garrett Robertson prepares for practice on the football field on Sept.13.

Recruited football players tackle trainings, textbooks

Paria Karimi, Staff Writer
October 29, 2022
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