Cady Armstrong
May 10, 2021
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Math Club to meet Tuesday after school in Room H207
Q&A with Ramani Satishkumar, vice president of Carmel Giving Hope and sophomore
Pinnacle yearbook staff to finalize supplement, prepare for distribution
Kruti Subbannavar
May 9, 2021
For freshman Braeden White, the morning of Mother’s Day dawns the same way it has for many years before: with breakfast of citrus pancakes for his mother in bed and a necklace as a present. However, White also said the...
Aniket Biswal, Leah Tan | April 26, 2021
As spring performances such as Stand Up Comedy Night (April 13 in the Studio Theater) and Verbatim Theatre (April 23 in the Studio Theater) approach, theater students said they are excited to bring forth their best effort and show off all of their hard work. For Theodore Curtis, theater student and sophomore,...
Emily Sandy, Student Section Editor | April 14, 2021
Pallevi Pillai
April 30, 2021
The Oscars made headlines this year for its diverse nominations, particularly for those of Asian descent. Steven Yeun, nominated for his performance in “Minari,” is the first Asian American to be nominated in the Best Actor category. Riz Ahmed was also nominated for best actor for his role in “Sound of Metal.” Chloe Zhao made history as the first Chinese woman, and woman of color, to be nominated for best director at the Oscars. Many people, such as IB film teacher James Peterson, praise these historic nominations. “There was a time...
Come Support Accents at Center Green on April 25 from 3 to 4 p.m. [Of Stage and Screen]
After Radiothon on April 17 and 18, students share their interest in creating podcasts
As disputes over social media occur between millennials and Gen Z, students should take opportunities to grow closer to other Gen Z members and have discussions with Millennials
Music Playlist: Spring Beginnings [MUSE]
Austin Guo
April 16, 2021
Neil Fairman, sophomore Q: What do you think of the NFL expanding the season to 17 games? Why? A: “I think that the decision to expand the season is good for the fans and NFL executives, but bad for the players. It's good for the fans because they get to watch more games, and good for executives because they will make more money. It's bad for the players because they have to put their bodies...
Students, coach consider benefits of participating in recreational sports
Assistant athletic director, students acknowledge sports as force for good
Student athletes, counselor share experiences, perspectives on balancing school, life
Q&A with students on March Madness
Calina He
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With all the different versions of AP exams, this year’s exam works out the best
Meat should be treated more like junk food while plant-based diets should become more normalized
Emily Sandy | April 18, 2021
Calina He and Maddie Kosc | March 20, 2021
Emily Sandy | March 16, 2021
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Daniel Tian | February 13, 2021
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Edward Dong | February 18, 2021
Gray Martens | January 19, 2021
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Saumya Somasi
May 6, 2021
As the end of May approaches, and June begins, the performing arts department, including the band, orchestra, and choir rooms, will undergo a series of renovations, according to Chris Kreke, band director and part of the renovations process. “We’ve grown significantly in student population both for the school and the performing arts department enrollments specifically since the last major renovation,” he said via email. “(We) need additional space to handle the class loads and student numbers now being taught.” Choir teacher...
April 20, 2021
