Homecoming Horror Stories
October 1, 2018
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Chae Haley, Senior, about her Freshman Homecoming “Basically what happened is I was planning on going to Homecoming with one of my friends for about two months, and I figure out about three days before Homecoming that I can’t go because I’m going to be out of the state in Texas. So, I have...
Carmel International Arts Festival Is An Event You Do Not Want To Miss Next Year
September 30, 2018
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Every year, Carmel invites artists from all around the world to partake in an event that they can show off their work. Dancers, Painters, Sculptors, Photographers, and more....
Homecoming Past and Present: Students, staff discuss how Homecoming has changed over time, impacted on school spirit
September 25, 2018
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With the football team in buses, the homecoming court in...
With Homecoming week approaching, students, staff reflect on long-standing CHS traditions, discuss new changes
September 21, 2018
Filed under Carmel Community, Cover Story, FEATURE, Recent Updates, School Updates, Top Story
Near the end of the school day on Aug. 17, as Lara Staton, varsity women’s tennis player and junior, walked through the E halls, crowds of students cheered her on from either side. This was not Staton’s first time being honored for her accomplishments in tennis; it was her first time, however, being...
CHS considers the recent rise in counterfeit money circulating throughout Carmel businesses, ways to prevent the influx
September 21, 2018
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While on her way to work at Amanda’s Exchange, a local consignment shop on Carmel Drive, junior Katie Sankey received an unusual message from her manager. According to Sankey, the message warned all employees about a possible influx of counterfeit money circulating through businesses in Carmel. “I ...
Preventing Parking Problems: Despite the original controversy, parking permits are necessary to ensure safety in, around the school
September 21, 2018
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As of Sept. 4, student drivers are required to obtain and display parking permits in order to park at the stadium. Different from parking “passes,” which are provided to select students in order to park closer to the school, parking “permits” are required for all students who plan to park on sc...
45 CHS Students Named National Merit Semi-finalists
September 13, 2018
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45 students have been named National Merit Semi-finalists, due to their performance on the PSAT exam the previous year. They will be recognized at a reception...
Parking Permit Required Starting September 4
Armaan Goel, Online Editor
August 28, 2018
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Starting on September 4 all students parking on school property must display a valid parking permit on their vehicle.
School Less: Students should explore, be more involved in extracurriculars, shift focus away from grades
August 14, 2018
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The commencement of the school year means we will soon return to a time of overstressing about grades, late nights completing homework and fewer hours of sleep, all leading to an overall decline in our well-being. However, though high school is a time in our lives for strong academic growth, more...
Art Fair Anticipation: Dancer, artist, organizer discuss experiences with, expectations for Penrod Arts Fair
Angela Qian, Reporter
August 14, 2018
Filed under ENTERTAINMENT, Recent Updates, Top Story, Uncategorized
When someone looks up “Indiana’s Nicest Day,” the first link will direct them to the Penrod Arts Fair website. It says the Somerset CPAs have trademarked the phrase, and with over 50 years of experience organizing the fair, it has become one of the largest single day art fairs in the nation. Jo...
Sugar Struggles: CHS students, teachers discuss health effects of sugar in the American diet
August 14, 2018
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A s a lacto-ovo vegetarian, senior Maecey Niksch said she works hard every day trying to find foods that fit her diet. According to Niksch, this specific type of vegetarianism means while she does not consume meats, she still incorporates eggs and dairy into her diet. However, Niksch also said she tries ...
Press Release: CHS Swim Coach John Goelz faces sexual exploitation charges
July 5, 2018
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According to today's press release from the U.S. Department of Justice, CHS swim coach John Goelz was arrested July 3 on charges of "sexual exploitation of a minor and possession of child pornography." Goelz will have a hearing in Federal Court July 10. Read the official press release below: FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Thursday, July 5, 2018 High school swim coach faces federal child sexual ex...
