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• Nurses, economists, student workers, activists, family members review 2020, pandemic effects     Editor’s Note: This issue’s Cover Story is a compilation of follow-ups on previous stories related to the COVID-19 pandemic that were published by the HiLite staff in 2020. Scan the QR codes placed next to each of the…
• Students, teacher discuss impact of religion on scientific learning, vice versa Religion and science are both important aspects of junior Labeeb Hossain’s life that go hand-in-hand. “I think (religion and science) are pretty complementary–they kind of work with each other in a lot of ways. There are certain contradictions I can…
• Many teenagers develop sense of individuality, confidence by dressing differently than popular fashion due to… Junior Victoria Simich has been sewing since she was in fourth grade, and since then has made many of her own clothes and accessories. “(My style) is like I live in a van, but I don’t actually live in a…
• Individuals shouldn’t go into new year with false hopes of overnight success, 2021 will be a gradual improvement As 11:59 p.m. made its way to midnight to welcome 2020, my family cheered and hurrahed to mark the new year. This was the year that was going to totally blow 2019 out of the water, but in my case,…
• Students find new ways to celebrate Thanksgiving, Black Friday due to COVID-19 For senior Logan Tullai, as for many students at this school, Thanksgiving is an annual family tradition. For Tullai, Thanksgiving serves as a time of reflection. “It’s a good time to reflect on the year and spend some time with…
• CHS students celebrate winter solstice in different ways, describe cultural significance While it might seem unusual to celebrate the winter solstice, the shortest day and darkest time of the year, many students at this school look forward to holidays around this time and have already begun preparing for celebration.  One such…