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• CHS eSports prepares to compete in upcoming tournament, Greyhound Battlegrounds on April 22  Clubs and extracurricular activities are crucial for any high school student, especially ones in CHS. As CHS provides many opportunities and clubs for all students, out of all of the clubs, Carmel eSports is one of the most unique. For…
• Students, activist are inspired by religion to improve environment, engage in activism Senior Luca Kim, who identifies as a Christian, said she believes there exists an important intersection between Christ and the environment. According to Kim, faith has helped her connect with the Earth.  “Church is a super-important part of my life,”…
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