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Senior Max Winders play basketball on Jan. 27. Winders talks about how he decided to try out for the basketball team as a senior.

Athlete Spotlight: Senior Max Winders makes varsity his first year in basketball

Ryan Sharp January 30, 2024

How did you get into basketball? I started from a really early age, and then I got cut freshman year. Then I pretty much asked (Head Coach Ryan) Osbourne if I could try out again and he said, ‘Yeah,’...

Regalique, a gourmet food and wine boutique in Carmel, hosts a sampling of its international gourmet products, featuring a collection of chocolates, charcuterie, cheeses and beverages. Jexy Rowe, co-owner of Regalique, said, “We offer products from Europe, mostly Italy, France, and Spain, as well as from the U.S. with some local products from Indiana as well.

Regalique Gourmet Sampling events celebrate cultural differences, foster cultural awareness

Keira Kress January 30, 2024

For senior Nancy Zhang, exploring different cultures’ foods has served as an opportunity to learn about a culture’s traditions. “Food serves as an educational tool for many,” Zhang said. “We...

Voices for Palestine: Arab students, international affairs major encourage informed, open, respectful discussion regarding Israeli-Palestinian conflict

Voices for Palestine: Arab students, international affairs major encourage informed, open, respectful discussion regarding Israeli-Palestinian conflict

Lorna Ding and Pahal Sehgal January 30, 2024

According to the Palestinian Health Ministry, as of Jan. 21, more than 25,000 people have died in Gaza as a result of the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, which began in October. Junior Sara Syed said...

Voices for Israel: Jewish students, Jewish studies professor advocate against antisemitism, hope for peace

Voices for Israel: Jewish students, Jewish studies professor advocate against antisemitism, hope for peace

Lorna Ding and Pahal Sehgal January 30, 2024

According to reports from the Jewish Agency of Israel, approximately 8.5 million Jews live outside of Israel, and 7.6 million of those Jews live in America. The recent conflict between Israel and Palestine...

Q&A with cheerleaders, cheer coaches about differences between football and basketball cheer

Q&A with cheerleaders, cheer coaches about differences between football and basketball cheer

Ayaan Nadeem January 29, 2024

Junior Ava Akers What type of cheer do you do? I am a football cheerleader and compete at the state competition level. Why did you pick this type of cheer? I picked this type of cheer because...

Q&A with Jasper Zhu, Congressional App Challenge winner and sophomore

Q&A with Jasper Zhu, Congressional App Challenge winner and sophomore

Jasmine Y. Zhang January 26, 2024

Jasper Zhu, Congressional App Challenge winner and sophomore How were you introduced to the Congressional App Challenge? I had heard about it from other friends who were also into programming, but...

Korean American Student Association (KASA) members plays yutnori, a traditional Korean game played during Lunar New Year. Gina Kong, club president and sophomore, said, I thought that KASA was going to be a very interesting and unique idea that we could introduce to our entire school...It shows a lot about Korean culture, and as K-pop has become more and more popular, we have begun to see a greater interest in Korean Culture as well.

Club Spotlight: Korean American Student Association (KASA)

Ayaan Nadeem January 25, 2024

Gina Kong, club president and sophomore Why did you found KASA? I thought that KASA was going to be a very interesting and unique idea that we could introduce to our entire school and it was not...

Sophie Ramos, Carmel women’s Icehounds player and junior, watches a hockey match through the glass. When asked about peoples reaction to her playing hockey, Ramos said, Sometimes people are just like ‘Oh I wouldn’t expect that from you’ or they’ll say ‘I didn’t know women’s hockey was a thing.

Women’s hockey players continue to navigate male-dominated sport

Ryan Sharp January 25, 2024

Mallory Cheslock, Carmel women’s Icehounds player and senior, had an unusual introduction to the sport of hockey which she has now played for 12 years. “(My family) was at a store which had hockey...

On Ice

On Ice

Leying Yang January 24, 2024

As CHS undergoes its third turf generation, students, athletic director navigate impacts of artificial turf

As CHS undergoes its third turf generation, students, athletic director navigate impacts of artificial turf

Helena Wang January 24, 2024

In the evolving world of football, the debate between tradition and innovation has taken a new turn. With half of the National Football League (NFL) stadiums switching to artificial turf and the other...

Elegant Ice Creations workers sculpt a reindeer on Jan. 19 at the Arts & Design District. From 4 to 8 p.m., the artists worked on and showcased their ice carvings.

Carmel’s Festival of Ice to present art to community from Jan. 19 to 21

Anthony Pho January 20, 2024

In her experience as an artist in Carmel, freshman Vikashni Muthuraman said she believes fine art plays a strong role in the community. One event that exemplifies the role of art in Carmel is the Festival...

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