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• Students, teachers confront stigma, reflect on perception of African-American Vernacular English (AAVE) Vanessa Rasaki, co-President of the Black Student Alliance (BSA) and junior, has spent the past couple of months planning for Black History Month. “(The BSA) met with the school administrators so that we could tell them how they can better…
• Event offers sensory-friendly opportunity for people, families to skate Next Tuesday from 5 to 7 p.m. at the Ice at Carter Green the Sensory Skate will take place. Sensory Skate is a sensory-friendly event for families with Autism Spectrum Disorder, Sensory Processing Disorder or any type of special need.…
• With The Monon Trail closed for renovations, student, staff weigh in on implications and effects According to Dan McFeely, development and community relations consultant for the city of Carmel, a portion of the Monon Greenway Trail will be closing due to renovations. The closure began on Jan. 17 and will continue for the next 10…
• Students with mispronounced names share experiences in light of Celebrate Your Name Week Sophomore Tejasvi Tadikonda cannot count how many names she has. Her name is pronounced THAY-jahs-vee, but people also call her T.J., TEE-jahs-vee and teh-JAWS-vee. On the first day of school, Tadikonda said she knows when teachers are about to read…
• Students discuss role of gender identity in sports, co-ed teams Note: Governor Eric Holcomb vetoed the bill on March 21, citing concerns about the scope and writing of the bill and stating he found "no evidence" to suggest that there was an issue with transgender athletes in sports that needed…