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Arcane’s Netflix Debut

Arcane’s Netflix Debut

Daniel Kim December 22, 2021

For senior Paul Jiang, most movie or show adaptations of games have been synonymous with terms like underwhelming, erroneous, and numerous other negative connotations. However, with an IMDb score of 9.2/10...

Ethan Katz (center), tennis player and senior, talks to his teammates on the court. According to Katz, although the tennis team does not have captains, he looks forward to mentoring his younger teammates and lead the team well.

Coaches, athlete consider process of choosing team captains, acknowledge its importance

Daniel Kim August 12, 2021

According to Football Head Coach John Hebert, sports provide a foundation for coherent teamwork and success and at this school, team captains are an example of that leadership. In almost every sport,...

Q&A with students on changes to SAT

Q&A with students on changes to SAT

Daniel Kim March 13, 2021

Yonas Singh, junior Were you planning on taking the SAT essay or any subject tests during 2021? Yes, I was planning to take some subject tests during 2021. I was not planning to take the essay for...

WELL RECEIVED: Wil Leary, varsity basketball player and senior, looks at a referee shortly after making a layup. According to Leary, last year’s season was cut short soon after his team won the sectional championship.

Men’s varsity basketball team strive for state championship, acknowledge disadvantages, benefits to last year’s short season

Hannah Baer December 10, 2020

After the carmel men’s varsity basketball team won the sectional championship last season, the team was continuing to pick up momentum. However, about a week after the team won that sectional championship,...

SOLO JOG:
Junior Yael Kiser runs on her own on May 2, the original scheduled date for the Indy Mini Marathon. Kiser was originally registered to run the Mini Marathon but chose to transfer her registration to next year. She said she preferred the environment of the in-person race.

As sports events, races are canceled, postponed due to COVID-19, students find new ways to stay in shape, compete

Sarah Kim May 21, 2020

Across the country, a multitude of events are being canceled due to COVID-19. This includes previously scheduled sports events, such as the Indy Mini Marathon. The Indy Mini is one of the largest half-marathons...

Faith Austin, varsity women's lacrosse player and sophomore, poses for a photo. Austin said women's lacrosse is less aggressive compared to men's lacrosse.

Faith Austin, varsity women’s lacrosse player and sophomore

Daniel Kim and Andrew Caito April 2, 2020

What are the main differences between men's and women's lacrosse?  Women's lacrosse is much more less physical, meaning fouls are called more frequently and players can’t be as aggressive. Girls...

Brannick Arbuckle, varsity men's lacrosse player and sophomore

Brannick Arbuckle, varsity men’s lacrosse player and sophomore

Daniel Kim and Andrew Caito April 2, 2020

What are some major differences between men's and women's lacrosse? Some major differences in men's and women's lacrosse is the gear you need to play with, another difference is the beginning of the...

HARD-CORE WORKOUT:
(TOP) Senior Vivian Zheng stretches her calf muscles at West Park.  Zheng said she stretches before all practice runs (featured image). Zheng said track and cross-country were too time-consuming for high school. She said she decided to train for the marathon, however, in order to share one final experience with her father 
before leaving 
for college.

With upcoming Carmel Marathon on April 4, students share how they stay motivated for long distance running

March 20, 2020

The information in this issue—originally scheduled for publication on March 20—was written and produced prior to news regarding school cancellation from the COVID-19 virus. Some information may be...

FOR THE KIDS:
Champions Together members from CHS and Center Grove play basketball in the Fieldhouse during halftime of the men’s game. President and senior Sophie Gates said, “I know a good amount of people that would not only do well in Champions Together but would really enjoy it and I would love if they volunteered.”

Member of Champions Together club helps students with disabilities via sports, wishes more people would volunteer

Daniel Kim January 23, 2020

For Sophie Gates, Champions Together president and senior, volunteering for Champions Together has been a big part of her high school career ever since her freshman year and she said she is happy with...

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