Instead of men in blue and women in white, all Carmel graduates will wear blue gowns this year By Michelle Hu <[email protected]> From the Class of 2010 on, seniors will wear the exact same...

For your latest Halloween 2009 coverage of haunted house and horror film reviews, costume ideas and more. Necropolis unable to withstand expectations, price KD Stables worth the drive Necropolis...

Last year, after the president of Math Club graduated, the club was left with a void in leadership. However, senior Shawn Qian wanted to take up the reins and the club is back up and running...

The Spanish Club is planning on scheduling a visit to a restaurant this October. According to sponsor Kay Vazquez, an officer's meeting is to be held Oct. 9 to finalize the date and destination. “It’s...

Do you believe Iran possesses nuclear weapons? The correct answer is uncertain, but I think there is one thing we can be fairly certain of; the country is trying. In recent interviews, the president of...

Only juniors’ scores qualify for National Merit status, yet administration says there are benefits By Kendall Harshberger <[email protected]> On Oct. 14, both sophomore and juniors will...

To put it simply, the need for healthcare reform is an obvious issue not to be ignored; however, my views on President Obama’s proposed plan remains skewed. As usual, there is still room for improvement,...

1. Current Health Care Plan The United States spends $2 trillion a year for health care; 46 million people still do not have health coverage. As the recession continues, the number of uninsured appears...

By Cassie Dugan <[email protected]> The crowd was raging. It was August 14, the first all-school convocation of the year, and there was no holding back the class of ’10 from showing everyone...

By Nina Underman <[email protected]> Sophomore Emily Cooprider knows a little more about the current health-care debate than the average high school student. That’s because Emily, whose...

Muslims, Jews find common ground as they forsake food, drink during this month’s observances By Thalib Razi <[email protected]> For most of this month, junior Rostam Razban woke up before...

Gail Stotsky, a doctor for IU Medical Group, observes the Yom Kippur fast. About four hours after a meal, she said, the body begins to break down its glycogen, reserves of energy stored mostly in the liver. “For...