Josie Cruzan
January 26, 2020
Following Holiday Spectacular, which took place in December, the Choirs are now focusing on the competition season and auditioning for next year. Four choirs will be competing this year: Rhapsody, New Edition, Accents, and Ambassadors. Director of Choirs Katherine Kouns said “This year’s competition season is going to have...
Choirs begin Audition Process, Prepare for Competition Season
Cabinet exceeds expectations with December events, continues to plan for Zumba
National Art Honors Society to hold induction ceremony Jan. 30
Sowmya Chundi
January 27, 2020
According to the latest results of a rigorous international exam from the Pew Research Center, U.S. students continue to fall behind other countries in standardized testing, despite a nationwide effort to improve education....
Sophia Hawkins and Uma Kandallu | January 23, 2020
Emily Sandy
GAME PLAY: Seniors Brandon Teater, Gabe Quigley, Michael Uhrig and Cassidy Eckstein (left to right) play a board game that they play with their mentees during the K-8 Mentor SRT. Eckstein said the mentor experience has humbled her and opened her eyes to the struggles those around her face.
Hannah Gretz
January 23, 2020
Each year in January since 2002, the Harvard School of Public Health has led a National Mentoring Month. Over the past 18 years, this campaign has developed to promote mentoring, specifically in youth, in the United States. Officially defined as the act of advising or training, the role of the mentor...
Marissa Ryan and Thea Bertolini | January 23, 2020
Grace Xu
January 25, 2020
Happy Lunar New Year! In honor of today being Chinese New Year, I’ve compiled a list of various Chinese pop culture recommendations, from music to TV shows to YouTube channels. As a Chinese American, I think Chinese pop culture is especially underrated and not easily accessible in America. Because of that, I hope this curation offers many new gems you may not have discovered otherwise. Enjoy! ___________________ Media Playlist: Over the 月亮 (Moon) Pop Music Check out this music playlist on Spotify at: https://open.spotify.com/playlist/2lCJ1xjG4HkZ7xIlh8Peag?si=is05CjhcQcO-E7synpHzyA...
Pep band provides opportunities to apply students’ musical ability into other school events in low-stress environment
Rise in female protagonist roles in movies allows for stronger representation of women
Senior Madison Diehl casted as the White Witch in winter play
With growing presence in media, stand-up comedy becomes more mainstream
Natalie Khamis
Before entering high school, Berit Berglund, swimmer and now- freshman, swam with Carmel Swim Club members in her age group, participated in meets and contributed to each win or loss the club faced. Now a semester into her freshman year, Berglund said she faces new pressures. As the women’s swimming and diving team will compete at the State meet on Feb. 14 to 15 in hopes to win its 34th consecutive...
With rising prevalence of early college recruitment, players forced to adopt to recruiting process at younger ages
Although track season starts mid-February, varsity runners train in tough conditions during winter months
Member of Champions Together club helps students with disabilities via sports, wishes more people would volunteer
TV rights agreement allows CHS sports to be broadcasted on network TV
Daniel Kim
CHS teachers should unlock AP Classroom resources throughout year, better integrate them into lesson plans
American audiences should consider foreign movies when choosing what to watch
Emily Sandy | January 23, 2020
Angela Qian | December 12, 2019
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Raphael Li | October 24, 2019
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Gray Martens, JAM Editor | January 23, 2020
Gray Martens and Marvin Fan | December 12, 2019
Robbie Ge, Front/TOC/JAM Editor | November 15, 2019
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Robbie Ge | September 20, 2019
Tara Kandallu
On Jan. 29, members of Wind Symphony I and Philharmonic Orchestra will perform with their chamber groups, which are ensembles of three to five students usually playing a variety of string instruments, from 5 to 9 p.m. in Room P100. Director of orchestras Elisabeth Ohly-Davis said, “(The chamber music unit) fits well with our schedule around this time of year. We just have a huge chunk of time to learn our three competition pieces. The chamber music unit is a nice way to do something else. Burnout is a real thing. If you work on...
December 12, 2019
