Kruti Subbannavar
September 20, 2020
The Theater Department is gearing up for its first performance in Studio Theater Acts to be held on Sept. 24, 25 and 26 respectively. These acts will be held in the CHS Studio Theater and will take place at 7 p.m. According to the Jim Peterson, head of the theater department, the shows will look different this year. “We have...
Senate starts year with Elections, planning for Custodial Appreciation Week, Homecoming
TechHOUNDS to have Rookie Rotation Sept. 17
DECA to organize future practices and competitions
Joshika Sathyamathan
Many students here at Carmel High School (CHS) may have chronic health issues that require repeated trips to the hospital and it may be challenging to make appointments and get the care they need. Senior Skylar Greaves...
Leah Tan | August 13, 2020
Lauryn Weninger, Student Section Reporter
September 18, 2020
"I became a teacher because I really enjoy working with students. I started working in special ed because I want to give everyone equal opportunity to reach their potential."
Lauryn Weninger, Student Section Reporter | September 18, 2020
Christian Ledbetter
August 13, 2020
Students entering the summer of 2020 had limited offerings on ways to pass the time. The gradual chipping away of lockdown orders for Governor Eric Holcomb’s five-step plan certainly gave students flexibility throughout June, but the effects of COVID-19 had not yet passed. Many had to get creative to find what they were to do which is exactly what junior Avery Slifer did. Slifer said that quarantine gave her more time to work on her art of illustration, sculpture, fabric and resin as well as get over her bad art habits such as never finishing...
Senior Elizabeth Kneifel creates, sells custom clothing
Entertainment Briefs 08.13
Book Review: Things Fall Apart [MUSE]
folklore: A Track-By-Track Breakdown [MUSE]
Hannah Baer
September 21, 2020
With the COVID-19 pandemic, rules are constantly changing and new challenges occur every single day. For athletes like Baron Smith, varsity football player and senior, playing during a pandemic comes with its difficulties, but these athletes are trying to adapt to the endless possibilities and make the best out of the current situation. Smith said, “I think (a challenge is) the team atmosphere:...
Athletes remark on new regulations for spectators at games, reflect on pros, cons
CHS men’s varsity tennis team ready for MIC tournament
Coach, players feel ready for upcoming game against North Central on Sep. 15 despite canceled, delayed practices
Men’s junior varsity cross country excel through Meet at Noblesville High School
Tessa Collinson
On July 27, Indiana issued the mask mandate. As a worker at Freddy’s Frozen Custard on 146th Street, my coworkers and I are required to enforce the mask mandate. We can’t choose whether or not we want to enforce it. However, customers ranging from teenagers to middle-aged men regularly argue with...
New SSRT change does not benefit students
Graphic Perspective: Sleep Schedules
Daniel Tian | September 14, 2020
Sowmya Chundi | August 13, 2020
Thea Bertolini | May 27, 2020
Angela Qian | May 21, 2020
Grace Xu | April 2, 2020
Riley TerBush | August 14, 2020
Gray Martens and Robbie Ge | April 10, 2020
Gray Martens and Riley TerBush | March 20, 2020
Gray Martens, Uday Lomada, and Hari Patel | February 24, 2020
Gray Martens, JAM Editor | January 23, 2020
On July 27, Indiana issued the mask mandate. As a worker at Freddy’s Frozen Custard on 146th Street, my coworkers and I are required to enforce the mask mandate. We can’t choose whether or not we want to enforce it. However, customers ranging from teenagers to middle-aged men regularly argue with me about wearing masks almost every time I work. One night last month, an old man ranted to me for nearly five minutes about how he was going to contact Freddy’s corporate office because we weren’t enforcing masks to his liking. That same night,...
