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Final Lab in Foreign Foods: Sophomore Devin Thomas prepares the salmon in parchment before wrapping it in the foil during foreign foods on May 13. The salmon dish is wrapped and cooked in the oven. “The hardest part was probably preparing the salmon filets for them to get wrapped,” Thomas said.

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November 2, 2018

With May as National Photography Month, students discuss different types of photography Senior Elizabeth “Liz” Winders What type of photography do you do? I do mainly portrait and disposable camera photography, then add digital art and editing to enhance the pictures What was your inspiration to begin taking photos? I’ve…
In light of Mother’s Day on May 9, students, teacher consider parenting, working through pandemic For freshman Braeden White, the morning of Mother’s Day dawns the same way it has for many years before: with breakfast of citrus pancakes for his mother in bed and a necklace as a present. However, White also said the…
Wearing a mask when sick prevents the spread of disease, should be normalized after COVID-19 pandemic Ever since kindergarten, once a year I have caught either the flu or a bad virus from school or some other public place. However, this year I haven't been sick once, due in large part to everyone wearing a mask…
Q&A with Griffin Raduchel, competitive cyclist and junior When did you begin competitive cycling? “I began in 2019, although (I) only had one race that year. I really started last year and this year but the number of races is way lower than normal because of Covid.” What…
A year after murder of George Floyd, student leaders, administrator discuss cultural awareness progress at CHS Last year, a meeting with Dr. Harmas took place on Sept. 24 regarding diversity and equity at CHS in light of the murder of the George Floyd on May 25, 2020. Now, after about a year since the murder of…
CHS students share how pandemic has shaped views on employment Amidst the pandemic, junior Grace Sullivan laces up in her personal protective equipment before departing for work. “I work at the Carmel Senior Living Center so each time I go to work I need to make sure I am wearing…

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