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Writer Christopher Stuchell shares work on CM



2019-06-09 - Columbia, KY - Photo from Chad Parnell, ACHS.
Writer Christopher Stuchell, graduate of Adair County High School Class of 2019 published two poems in the Indian University dual-credit program through Lindsey Wilson College.

He releases his poem "Starlight" to CM with its theme of nature, which he said, "seems to be popular on Columbia Magazine."

During high school his involvement has included Future Problem Solvers, Academic Team, Beta, and NHS. Honors and awards received during high school include being Beta/NHS President. Christopher's long range plans are to attend college to major in English and become a teacher.


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