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Culture of measuring, comparing intelligence based on SAT, PSAT scores is overwhelmingly toxic

Culture of measuring, comparing intelligence based on SAT, PSAT scores is overwhelmingly toxic

Evelyn Foster November 6, 2024

On Oct. 22, I took the PSAT for my third and final time. I’ve never been someone who places significant importance upon standardized testing, especially because testing isn’t really my strong suit,...

Senior Nick Stitle works on his next book on at the CHS Media Center on Feb 8th, 2024. The next book of Stitle's 'The Stormless' series is set to release sometime in 2024.

In honor of Library Lovers day, students, media assistant discuss the spiking trend of self-publishing

Aidah Brown February 15, 2024

The first of three annual book publishing seasons may have begun, but media assistant Terri Spilman said those processes can differ because of the varying ways of publishing. "There are a lot of different...

Junior Kenzie Mattingly waters and measures plants kept in a biology room for scientific observation. She said as a woman in the life sciences there have  been times where she's been afraid to give her input.

Women in STEM emphasize the struggles of gender bias within school, workplace

Avery Carlisle March 31, 2023

Junior Kenzie Mattingly said she has a dream of working in the medical field as a woman once she graduates. However, she said the STEM field is still not quite an equal community for women compared to...

Girls Who Code starts again for the new semester

Matthew Du February 1, 2023

Emerson Barrett, president of the Girls Who Code (GWC) club and junior, is planning new ideas to start off the new semester.  She said, “(During meetings), there will be a mini lesson on a woman...

Briana Chen, AP Physics C student and senior, performs a demonstration that demonstrates the existence of magnetic fields.

Students, science professionals discuss impact of scientist stereotypes on science education during Global Citizen Science Month

Tsion Daniel and Archit Kalra April 22, 2021

For Briana Chen, Physics Club member and senior, extracurricular activities are important in exploring her passion: astrophysics. However, her passion does come with a drawback—stereotypes. Chen said,...

Students discover STEM niches they are passionate in, consider pursuing as career

Daniel Tian, Student Section Reporter October 27, 2020

With Nuclear Science Week being last week, a great opportunity to introduce people to STEM presented itself. STEM—an acronym for science, technology, engineering and mathematics—encompasses these four...

Aditya Ariyur speaks to fellow STEM (science, technology, engineering and math) program students over Zoom.

Students, mentors gain opportunities in virtual summer STEM programs during COVID-19 pandemic

Sowmya Chundi July 16, 2020

Nationwide, thousands of high school students work on STEM (science, technology, engineering, and math) research projects that challenge students to come up with innovative solutions. Many of these students...

In honor of Women’s History Month, teacher, female students share their experiences in science

In honor of Women’s History Month, teacher, female students share their experiences in science

Grace Xu March 20, 2020

Click on the photos below to read the full Q&A's for each person, including those that were not able to be featured in print.

New STEM club forms to provide educational opportunities to students

New STEM club forms to provide educational opportunities to students

Viyang Hao December 12, 2019

What is STEM Club? STEM club is basically a club that is focused on bringing educational outlets and opportunities to students that might not necessarily have access to these programs otherwise. What...

ROBOT MANIA:
Derek Fronek, TechHOUNDS Robot Operations Lead and senior, works on intake system for 2018 robot ‘Quickdraw.’ TechHOUNDS has many aspects to the development of its robots, including programming.

TechHOUNDS introduces CodeFest, hopes to spread coding to community

Adam Spensley November 16, 2018

The CHS TechHOUNDS will coordinate their new event CodeFest at the Carmel Clay Public Library on Nov. 24. The event will run from noon to 4 p.m. CodeFest will include many different stations involving...

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