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CHS students view public more open to viewing gender as spectrum

CHS students view public more open to viewing gender as spectrum

News May 21, 2015

With an initial reaction of disgust and agitation, senior Brooke Hosfeld stood among others at the Indiana Statehouse downtown with a sign that proclaimed “No Hate In Our State” to protest against...

Cover: CHS students define success in forms other than income

Cover: CHS students define success in forms other than income

News April 23, 2015

Ask three people to define success, and they’ll say several different things. Ask more, and some will start to repeat some of these things: money, careers, relationships, and luxury, all of which characterize...

After recent government proposals, CHS students consider attending community colleges

After recent government proposals, CHS students consider attending community colleges

News March 20, 2015

Over the next six years, senior Jack Denger will spend close to $300,000 studying pharmacy at Butler University. He will spend two years taking general core classes, three years taking rigorous pharmaceutical...

Recent fall in gas prices concerns environmentalists

Recent fall in gas prices concerns environmentalists

Contributor February 20, 2015

In any given October, as the sweltering summer days cool to crisp autumn and the trees exchange the greens of their foliage for fiery reds, brilliant oranges and regal golds, Elizabeth Baach, co-president...

CHS students reevaluate generalizations of police

CHS students reevaluate generalizations of police

Beats January 22, 2015

Like any kid his age, sophomore Zach Miller has spent a fair amount of time in cars. However, the cars Miller has ridden in are a big different from the ones most people remember from their childhood. As...

CHS students increasingly identifying themselves as politically Independent

CHS students increasingly identifying themselves as politically Independent

News November 14, 2014

When senior Johnny Lawless, who identifies as politically Independent, turned 18 on Oct. 21, he registered to vote. However, Lawless truly became politically involved his junior year once he became aware...

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Media polarizes opinion

News October 10, 2014

When Mariam Aziz, Muslim Student Alliance member and senior, pulled up her news feed on Facebook, a picture of a crying girl receiving a certificate from men in black robes caught her eye. The caption...

Social media spurs a new form of activism

Social media spurs a new form of activism

News September 11, 2014

She had just completed the ALS  (amyotrophic lateral sclerosis) Ice Bucket Challenge, where participants either douse themselves in ice water or donate to the ALS Association. Activism for a particular...

A view of an old chateau undergoing restoration

Studying abroad hosts benefits in the job market

News August 13, 2014

Last summer, senior Madeleine Leonard flew halfway across the world, stepped into the home of her new family and was unable to speak English for two months. As a participant in the Indiana University...

K-8 Mentoring sponsor Robin Pletcher and mentor and senior Carly Sieber look over a document for K-8 Mentoring. The mentors have had to adjust to the missed school and are looking forward to fulfilling the requirement of four outings per nine weeks. LUCUS CHENG / PHOTO

K-8 Mentoring to make plans for missed snow days

Beats February 6, 2014

After the heavy amount of snow days, K-8 Mentoring will still maintain the requirement of four outings with the kids for every nine weeks, according to sponsor Robin Pletcher. “The mentors have been...

Student body president George Gemelas addresses the Senate SRT during a meeting. According to Gemelas, Senate members are waiting to confirm the Brain Game finals date before proceeding with the competition. HAFSA RAZI / PHOTO

Senate finalizes Feb. 7 Gatsby party, organizes Counselor Appreciation Week, Brain Game

Beats February 4, 2014

Senate members are taking care of last-minute details for the Gatsby party on Feb. 7, according to sponsor Michelle Foutz. They are also organizing Counselor Appreciation Week, which is from Feb. 3 to...

Pelle Wrammerfors, Carmel Connects member and sophomore, works on repurposing an old computer. The club has found a way to repurpose computers at a faster rate. PHOTO / LIANNE YU

Carmel Connects plans to start new method for more efficient repurposing

Beats February 3, 2014

Every Monday, Carmel Connects club members meet and refurbish computers which are later distributed to less fortunate people. In the next week, the club will implement a new method that will allow...

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