Tara Kandallu
August 14, 2018
On Saturday, the city of Carmel will host a casual 8-10 mile bike ride that ends with bikers enjoying a street party on main street called Ride, Dine, and Dance. The event was started in 2017 and usually sees around 150 bikers. Along with the Ride, Dine, & Dance, the city of Carmel also hosts Family...
News Briefs 8/14
CDC plans for coming summer
Model U.N. to meet for last meeting of the year
Marissa Ryan
August 15, 2018
As summer rears to a close, the festivities don’t have to. The Indiana State Fair, rated one of the top state fairs in the midwest by Forbes magazine is just beginning. Not only is the fair voted one of the best entertainment...
Carson TerBush | August 14, 2018
May 18, 2018
Artist and sophomore Jiwon Yu uses colored pencils to work on her Frida Kahlo portrait. Yu said she added her own twist to the portrait in order to personalize it.
Faith Dee | March 23, 2018
Karen Zhang
Coloring in the lines: Movie “Crazy Rich Asians” to star all-Asian cast, emphasizes importance of representing minorities
Art Fair Anticipation: Dancer, artist, organizer discuss experiences with, expectations for Penrod Arts Fair
Pride and Prejudice: With upcoming Indy Pride Festival, students discuss how LGBT+ community is represented in media
Misha Rekhter
The crunch of the hit is the hardest to hear, the most devastating sound for the audience to bear. The mashing of bodies is haunting as the players hurl their collection of muscle and bone at one another with devastating force. Each play is a battle for survival, bringing with it a large dosage of risk. Dawson Cockerham, former CHS football player and senior, was inherently aware of this danger as...
Sports Briefs
Building To Success
Press Release: CHS Swim Coach John Goelz faces sexual exploitation charges
The Changing Face of the Greyhound: The Carmel Greyhound logo has changed over time to better reflect CHS morals
Sam Shi
Sometimes the best study strategies are not to study for hours on end but to have breaks in the middle of studying for that upcoming test or final. Anyone who has crammed the night before a test knows the feeling of being both mentally and physically drained. Whether the cram before test day leads...
Media Mindfulness: As September is National Literacy Month, students should appreciate CHS media center more
School Less: Students should explore, be more involved in extracurriculars, shift focus away from grades
Selena Liu | August 14, 2018
Christina Yang | May 18, 2018
Jordyn Blakey, 15 Minutes of Fame Editor | April 20, 2018
Jordyn Blakey | March 23, 2018
Cory Steele | February 23, 2018
Emily Dexter | August 14, 2018
Hari Patel | May 18, 2018
Jackie Hur | May 11, 2018
Hari Patel, James Yin, and Brian Zhang | March 23, 2018
Carson TerBush | February 23, 2018
Angela Li
Bob Swanay, Director of the Carmel Clay Public Library (CCPL), said the CCPL unveiled a vision to the public in April that encompasses three primary elements of the library including branch services of the library in other areas of Carmel, re-imagination of the current CCPL space, and a potential expansion. “The piece of that vision that we’re closest to moving on is the branch services piece. We have acquired a piece of property in the Village of West Clay and our intention is to do some light renovation and outfit it to operate as a library...
Rock & Roll & School: “School of Rock” shows how fun and education can be intertwined [Reel Talk]
Love, gelato and even more [Café Libro]
January 25, 2018
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