By BELA PATEL Published May 27, 2020 Asian giant hornets, known by some as murder hornets, have been spotted in the U.S., and while they’re being featured across many news stations, the…
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Top five historical pandemics (and epidemics)
By ANDREW WANG Published May 21, 2020 As everyone and his momma knows, we are currently living under the global pandemic caused by the COVID-19 virus. But one thing everyone and his…
Teachers experiment with unfamiliar online resources to enhance learning
By CASSIE GORMAN As distance learning poses unique challenges to teaching and reviewing content, some teachers have decided to branch out and experiment with novel teaching methods to enhance online learning and…
Science Olympiad provides STEM-oriented students with opportunities to compete
BY MARTIN SEVCIK The Science Olympiad club is preparing to enter its second year of competition, in which students compete in 23 different events covering topics like meteorology, physiology and environmental science…
Hiking enthusiasts note beauty of open local trails
BY PASCALE MONTGOMERY Since the Soberanes Fire in 2016, various popular trails in Big Sur have been closed for restoration efforts and trail maintenance. Despite these closures, there are still other beautiful…
Encourages by teachers, if not trends, female students pursuing STEM
BY KYLIE YEATMAN Walking into her second period AP Computer Science course, junior Kelly Wong sits in a class taken by only three girls. On a national level, Wong is not alone—the…
Experienced teacher expands body of work with anatomy course
BY MILES PREKOSKI Mishele Smith, an experienced teacher in the science field, has taken over the Anatomy classroom at CHS after departing from her position in Monterey. Smith joins her husband,…
Longtime Robotics mentor Paul McFarlin set to retire
BY IAN GEERTSEN In 2005, Paul McFarlin and seven Carmel students created CHS’ first robotics team. Now, more than a decade later, Carmel’s robotics program has grown into an institution that will…
Investigation into Central Coast sewage spill continues
BY LUKE FRANKLIN Approximately 3 million gallons of sewage water leaked into central coast waters due to a series of failures from Monterey One Water’s plant on Jan. 19. This was the…
Summer internships open up for STEM students
BY PETER ELLISON As college applications have been getting increasingly competitive over the last decade, more students have chosen to pursue internships and other educational opportunities during their summers. Why exactly are…