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Q&A with Jasper Zhu, Congressional App Challenge winner and sophomore

Q&A with Jasper Zhu, Congressional App Challenge winner and sophomore

Jasmine Y. Zhang January 26, 2024

Jasper Zhu, Congressional App Challenge winner and sophomore How were you introduced to the Congressional App Challenge? I had heard about it from other friends who were also into programming, but...

Senior Lalith Roopesh (6th from left) recieves a medal for one of his events at the University of Michigan Science Olympiad Invitational during his junior year. Roopesh said college tuitions were an important part of his considerations when he applied to colleges in late 2020, and Science Olympiad offers some scholarships to seniors

Students discuss benefits of new tuition-free college proposals

Archit Kalra February 8, 2021

For senior Lalith Roopesh, college tuitions are an important part of consideration when thinking about which colleges to apply to. “Tuition definitely was a priority for me as I plan to pursue a graduate...

Following appointment of new committee leader Jeff Raatz, officials consider effect of government on schools, anticipate future changes

Lillian He December 13, 2018

On Nov. 9, Sen. Dennis Kruse stepped down from his role as the leader of the education committee in the Indiana Senate, a position he held for 10 years. His successor Sen. Jeff Raatz plans to continue...

Who is on the ballot for the May 3 Indiana Primary

Who is on the ballot for the May 3 Indiana Primary

Contributor May 1, 2016

With the Indiana Primary coming up on May 3, many CHS students are eligible to vote. For a primary, voters will elect one person for every position to represent their party in the general election in November....

Why a change in attitude is so important in the midst of the government shutdown.

Author Archives October 13, 2013

Many Americans are growing more and more troubled over the recent government shutdown. And with good reason. While the government shutdown doesn’t actually stop the essential parts of the government...

Privacy Please. Congress needs to update its online privacy laws, protect citizens’ rights.

Privacy Please. Congress needs to update its online privacy laws, protect citizens’ rights.

perspectives April 25, 2013

Over spring break, I Googled how much a certain pair of shoes would cost. Just once. I began to notice those sneakers popping up in ads across Facebook, Amazon and YouTube. Pretty soon these shoes were...

Liberal Arts Lover. As we strive for practicality and STEM initiatives, we can’t belittle the importance of the humanities.

Liberal Arts Lover. As we strive for practicality and STEM initiatives, we can’t belittle the importance of the humanities.

perspectives January 24, 2013

These days, there’s probably one question English majors hear more often than any other: “What are you going to do with that degree?” Maybe that’s tied with “Are you going to work at McDonald’s...

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SOPA and PROTECT IP Act threaten to censor Internet

Author Archives January 17, 2012

On Jan. 20, representative Lamar Smith pulled the SOPA bill. Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid has postponed the vote on PIPA, originally scheduled for Jan. 24. Sophomore Rachel Chen has a talented...

Many new voters still do not vote despite 40th anniversary of 26th Amendment

Many new voters still do not vote despite 40th anniversary of 26th Amendment

News November 27, 2011

Senior Nicholas Muller is 18. With those two digits, the doors to a whole new world of privileges open up to him—including the right to vote. But just 40 years ago, 18-year-olds like Muller did not have...

After inspirational campaign, the glow is gone

perspectives February 27, 2009

By Amy Flis <[email protected]> Culminating in his inaugural address on Jan. 20, President Barack Obama moved the nation to have the highest voter turnout in decades and the American people...

Life should be run like the NBA draft

perspectives January 23, 2009

By Bennett Fuson <[email protected]> This past election season I spent what little spare time I had planted in front of the television. Yes I know, I should have probably spent time studying...

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