Kassandra Darnell
May 21, 2020
Due to COVID-19, AP Macroeconomics and AP Government, in-school summer classes traditionally offered at CHS, have been transferred online. This school still plans to offer students the opportunity to receive credit and take part in the classes, but they will take them virtually through the Indiana Online Academy (IOA). Regularly...
Q&A with Mock Trial, DECA and Carmel Mayor’s Youth Council members over social distanced summer activities
HOSA State Leadership Conference Canceled
Carmel Mayor’s Youth Council (CMYC) Events Canceled, Applications Modified
Kiersten Riedford
June 8, 2020
With the school year concluded, senior Lina Waseem said she is determined to prepare herself for college before setting foot on campus. According to The Skyline View, college is a place of learning independence as a young...
Grace Xu | May 21, 2020
Submitted by Averie Miner
Juniors Averie and Faith Miner pose for a selfie together wearing personal protective equipment. Averie said she is happy her mom is working an online job which keeps her family safe. She said her family hopes to make the best out of the situation they are in.
Anna Klauz
Amid the COVID-19 pandemic, medical professionals across the country are working tirelessly in offices, hospitals and clinics to provide the best care for patients. Some of these people have another challenge they face every day: The looming possibility of bringing the virus into their homes every night...
Emily Sandy and Marissa Ryan | May 21, 2020
Grace Xu
July 1, 2020
You know how some books, after you finish them, just make you feel this urge to discuss? Like willingly write a literary analysis on it, for fun, because there is so much to unpack? Ender’s Game by Orson Scott Card definitely had that effect on me, so here I present unto you: a book review. (Also, I can conveniently fulfill the “rant-filled review” promise we’ve made in our MUSE blurb, which has yet to be delivered.) Let me start off by saying that Ender’s Game is underhyped, and that is a statement I never thought I’d make. After...
Students struggle with Zoom classes but appreciate necessity
Junior Cambel Castle uses photography as a source of expression
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Senior Jaehee Kim starts embroidery business to pass time during quarantine
Leah Tan
June 14, 2020
Jim Inskeep - Athletics Director What are our plans for athletics following the reopening of our facilities on June 30th? We are starting with opening our highschool activities on July 6th. There have been some guidelines from the IHSAA and IDOE (Indiana Department of Education) that basically breaks everything down into three phases on the reopening of schools. Phase One is from...
As sports events, races are canceled, postponed due to COVID-19, students find new ways to stay in shape, compete
Students, sports med teacher describe benefits, challenges of at-home workouts during stay-at-home order
Swimming, diving students Analiese DeLeon, Taylor Conley share impact of COVID-19 on training
Grant Moon, men’s track runner and senior
Cady Armstrong
June 26, 2020
Whenever I think about the junior year of high school, I think about the stress of taking the SAT, ACT or other standardized tests. I picture stressed out students trying to balance studying for these tests, heavy course loads, extracurriculars and many other responsibilities that come with high school,...
Guest Column: My Experiences With COVID-19
People should use journaling to process emotions, document personal growth
Thea Bertolini | May 27, 2020
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Emily Sandy | February 21, 2020
Gray Martens and Robbie Ge | April 10, 2020
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Gray Martens, Uday Lomada, and Hari Patel | February 24, 2020
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Daniel Kim
July 6, 2020
Isabella Wan, Kizuki employee and rising junior Have you been able to go to work during this pandemic? If so, how do you feel about all the precautions your restaurant has been taking in order to ensure safety? So, restaurants opened up again about a month ago for 50% capacity, which means each table is still 6 feet apart, following COVID-19 guidelines. On top of this, we aren’t allowed to seat more than 6 people at one table. Regarding the staff, each person is required to wear a face mask and gloves at all times. We are not allowed to...
