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CHTV to report all weekend

By: Tommy Sneider <tsneider@hilite.org> With Homecoming just two days away, CHTV and its crew prepare to cover all the events for the day. “It should be a really great time,” junior Kyle Borcherding said. Borcherding and senior Andrew Chernoff will announce the events throughout Homecoming day as well as the game versus Warren Central that [...]

By: Jaclyn Chen <jchen@hilite.org> What was your reaction when you found out that you were Carmel clay Teacher of the year? “I was totally surprised. When Carmel Clay Teacher of the Year was announced, I felt very honored to be selected because there’s so many great teachers here at Carmel. Then, when I made it [...]

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Tuning In

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By: Tommy Sneider <tsneider@hilite.org> As stars on CHTV, senior Andrew Chernoff and junior Kyle Borcherding get ready to announce at Homecoming. How did you earn this gig? KB: Basically the way it goes down is last year I was enrolled in TV Lab, which is the basic TV course, and then the spot was already [...]

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By: Jaclyn Chen <jchen@hilite.org> Ridiculous. That’s the word that senior J.C. Pankratz uses when she describes her home-base at school, the performing arts department. Describing in terms of resources, that is. “It is kind of ridiculous when you think about what we have,” Pankratz said. “I mean, just think about it.” And so I took [...]

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When gossip gets sticky

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By: Bennett Fuson <bfuson@hilite.org> Gossip: the fastest news syndication system around. It spreads like wildfire and delivers the “make-or-break” dirty details about various people. But gossip chooses to dominate girl culture and stay away from men’s lives. Or so I thought. I play football for this school, and there are two words that are more [...]

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By: Dan Frascella I’m sure that by this time in the school year, almost everyone has heard the announcements from Mr. Newton that “Operation Cover-up” is about to hit the student body with full force. I have heard oodles of complaints regarding dress code slips or trips to the Dean’s office. However, I truly feel [...]

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