Nathan Huang and Elise Varhan | August 12, 2021
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Edward Dong | February 18, 2021
To me, living in Carmel is such a privilege. This city boasts over 100 roundabouts, highly ranked schools, and new development projects that cost millions of dollars. However, last year, when the COVID-19 pandemic hit, many economic inequalities that existed in Carmel were exacerbated by families losing...
August 12, 2021
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According to Ellis Nou, student body president and senior, the Senate is currently in deep preparation for Homecoming week activities. He said they had a quick turn-around from the fall blood drive and now are focusing their energy on Homecoming planning. Of those activities, the main ones they are focusing on is...
Christian Ledbetter
August 28, 2021
Reviewing or talking about a graphic novelist is inevitable for me, so why not dive in and accept my fate? If you’re a fan of comics or graphic novels or whatever you want to call them, you probably know it's hard to find where to even start reading. Sure, the big guys at DC and Marvel do have good franchises, Gotham Academy, if I had to name one, but I’ve picked up so many books with a one slapped onto the cover only to find myself in the middle of a story. Some people suggest going through the wiki, but those can span decades of stories....
Marching band working to get less experienced members ready for in-person competitions, halftime performances
Film industry innovations without theaters brings their success into question
As American Sign Language is seen in more forms of media, we should reflect on how the deaf community is represented through entertainment
With May as National Photography Month, students discuss different types of photography
Junior Dhillon Parikshak is an avid beach-goer. He said he goes around five times a year, spending time with his family at beaches like Lake Michigan and in the Turks and Caicos. Although Parikshak said he loves to relax at the beach, he said to always take care of safety precautions before doing so. “Bringing...
Elise Varhan, Student Section Reporter | May 19, 2021
Kruti Subbannavar
Junior Alexandra “Ally” Shaw said she remembers when she discovered Santa was not real. Shaw said she remembers discovering the discarded box in the recycling bin that carried hers and her older brother’s presents the...
Cady Armstrong and Raghav Sriram | August 12, 2021
Karolena Zhou
September 14, 2021
On Sept. 11, the CHS women’s varsity volleyball team attended the Providence Round Robin at Providence High School. They won against Jasper High School’s volleyball team with the score of 3-0, but lost to Providence High School’s volleyball team with the score of 2-3. “Our effort was very good and consistent throughout the game,” Ella Brooks, women’s varsity volleyball player and senior,...
Women’s cross-country prepares for Eagle Classic
Men’s cross-country to compete in Eagle Classic Sept. 11
Varsity women’s soccer to face Lawrence North on Sept. 9 at home, then face North Central HighSchool for away game on Sept. 13
Varsity Football Competes Against Rival Center Grove High School on Sept. 3
Jasmine Zhang | August 12, 2021
Maddie Misterka | May 17, 2021
Emily Sandy | April 18, 2021
Calina He and Maddie Kosc | March 20, 2021
Emily Sandy | March 16, 2021
Aniket Biswal
September 16, 2021
According to Ellis Nou, student body president and senior, the Senate is currently in deep preparation for Homecoming week activities. He said they had a quick turn-around from the fall blood drive and now are focusing their energy on Homecoming planning. Of those activities, the main ones they are focusing on is the trike race and pep rally, according to Senate sponsor Michelle Foutz. “All of the activities on Homecoming day, like the trike race, the pep session, and the parade are all under our area of responsibility,” she said....
May 18, 2021
