Joey Vaughn, senior

Maddie Misterka, Student Section Reporter

“I’m getting older, so I’ve always wanted to go outside and go out trick or treating, stuff like that, but I can’t really do that anymore. I still celebrate it- watch scary movies and things like that. (This year) I’ll probably sit around and watch movies with my family or something.”

Students, child psychologist explore impact of religious, political traditions on teenager’s value system For sophomore Joseph “Joe” Kim, his relationship with his family significantly influences his belief system. Kim said his family traditions and environment have notably influenced his views of society. “I’m really close with my family. I tell (them) a lot…
CCPL Chinese New Year event to represent Chinese traditions in Carmel, emphasizes importance of cultural heritage The CHS National Chinese Honor Society is hosting a Chinese New Year celebration at the Carmel Clay Public Library (CCPL) on Feb. 14. For freshman Chelsea Meng, the Chinese New Year event is a great way for her to partake…
As the anniversary of Pride and Prejudice occurs, students, librarians compare the portrayal of sisterly… As senior Lindsey Dykes approaches graduation, she says she feels like she is relying on her older sister more than ever to help manage her stress and as a confidant for all her feelings. One thing they enjoy doing together…

Joey Vaughn, senior

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