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Jillian Moore, Entertainment Editor

Hi! I’m so excited to be an Entertainment editor this year for my second year on HiLite staff. Last year, I was an Entertainment reporter and News copy editor. Feel free to view my work from my time on staff. Outside of HiLite, I also enjoy working out, reading and listening to music. Looking forward to a great year!

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[Photo] Mexican students, Spanish teacher share stories, traditions, feelings towards Día de los Muertos

October 22, 2021
What the Future Holds

[Photo] With upcoming “Dune” release, see how science fiction (sci-fi) captures CHS students’ imaginations

October 19, 2021
did you know?

[Photo] Recent media capitalizes on Princess Diana Spencer’s death by exposing her personal struggles, not giving justice to her character

October 19, 2021

With Halloween approaching, film students reexamine gender roles in horror, psychological thriller movies

October 19, 2021

National Honor Society to advertise, prepare for Ghosts and Goblins event

October 7, 2021
Music Video Playlist: Staff Introductions [MUSE]

Music Video Playlist: Staff Introductions [MUSE]

September 23, 2021

[Photo] “Black Widow” star Scarlett Johansson’s lawsuit against Disney sets a precedent for local actors

September 23, 2021

National Honor Society begins volunteering programs, promotes Homecoming dance

September 20, 2021
Marching band working to get less experienced members ready for in-person competitions, halftime performances

Marching band working to get less experienced members ready for in-person competitions, halftime performances

August 12, 2021

Q&A with Senior Ava Hedrick in National Golf Month Regarding Her Experience with the Sport

August 1, 2021
Q&A with New Edition Member Julia Dong and Dance Captain Ashley Elmore

Q&A with New Edition Member Julia Dong and Dance Captain Ashley Elmore

May 12, 2021
Junior Aleen Zhao practices her lines. She said while she thinks progress with representation has been made, there is still a long way to go.

[Photo] With Chinese director Chloe Zhao becoming the first woman of color to win the Best Director Oscar, students in “Mamma Mia: The Musical” reflect on Asian representation in media

April 30, 2021
Freshman Carolyn Jia plays her instrument in preparation for ISSMA. She practices independently, in private lessons and in Concert Orchestra so she can perform well in ISSMA, even though it is virtual this year.

[Photo] Orchestra, band students prepare for ISSMA while following COVID-19 guidelines

March 22, 2021

National Honor Society members to use new volunteering discussion board

March 16, 2021

National Honor Society to continue discussing outreach to potential members

March 15, 2021

National Honor Society to discuss recruitment of potential incoming members

March 15, 2021
PITCH PERFECT: Daniel Cunningham, varsity baseball player and junior, practices pitching indoors. Cunningham said practices have been more difficult during the pandemic due to more baseball fields and training facilities being closed.

Athletes, coaches consider challenges in spring sports after long hiatus due to COVID-19

March 14, 2021
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Students should remember romantic comedies are meant to be enjoyable, not realistic

February 14, 2021
Students consider benefits, challenges of returning to two sessions in SSRT

Students consider benefits, challenges of returning to two sessions in SSRT

February 11, 2021

Q&As with students on playing music through their church and impact on spirituality, themselves

January 29, 2021

National Honor Society to continue virtual presentations in spring semester

January 11, 2021
Mackenzie Edwards (right), lead singer of band Lightning in a Bottle and sophomore, sings outside with accompaniment from her bandmates. Edwards said that being involved with the band has allowed her to interact with a vibrant community and share music with others.

Entertainment Spotlight: Mackenzie Edwards, lead singer of band “Lightning in a Bottle” and sophomore, talks passion for music

January 4, 2021
Youre the Imposter

You’re the Imposter

November 20, 2020

National Honor Society considers benefits of virtual, in-person meetings before second semester

November 11, 2020

National Honor Society shares fall volunteer opportunities

November 11, 2020

National Honor Society to promote Ghosts and Goblins 2K/5K

November 11, 2020

National Honor Society to choose this year’s officers

November 10, 2020
New teacher Nicole DeGuire conducts her CHS orchestra class. She said that Carmel has a very talented and competitive orchestra program.

Q&A with new orchestra teacher Nicole DeGuire

September 25, 2020

Project Sunshine to plan meeting in February

February 7, 2020
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