BY GABE MARTIN CHS drama is taking on a new challenge in the form of the Agatha Christie classic “And Then There Were None,” and this generation of drama students hopes to…
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Trend or outlier? Seniors graduate early, explore unorthodox options
BY JULIA SUDOL Jacey Vickrey didn’t graduate Carmel High early to join the workforce or travel far and wide—she left high school in order to enroll in cosmetology school. “I was…
Carmel Plaza Construction to be finished by end of March
BY PRISCILLA CABALLERO While 2018 began with customers coming and going looking for new clothes, delicious food and last-minute gifts, shoppers who entered the Carmel Plaza were surprised to find caution…
What does Carmel really think about marijuana?
BY IAN GEERTSEN Last year, the people of California voted 57 percent in favor of their state to join eight others and Washington DC by legalizing recreational marijuana. As can be seen…
Five things to look forward to in 2018
BY MILES PREKOSKI As students, teachers and readers alike look back on a thrilling and eventful 2017, we can only hope that 2018 will bring us even more incredible things. From head…
California cannabis legislation reaches local community
BY SCOTT MCMAHON When the ball dropped at midnight and the new year ensued, the distribution of recreational marijuana became officially legal in the Golden State. One need look no further…
CHS alum pictures future photography business
BY GABE MARTIN Coel Mayer, a 2017 graduate of CHS, works to make a future out the photography and editing skills he learned while taking photography-related classes as a student in the…
Intense dramas stand out among Academy’s Best Pictures
BY ASHA JOHNSTON The best time of the year has finally come, the time when there is no shame in binge-watching the best movies from the year while eating Junior Mints and…
Spoiler alert: ‘The Last Jedi’ receives biting criticism
BY JACK CORDELL On Dec. 14, eagerly awaiting nerds and geeks of all sorts found themselves waiting in lines at their local theaters to see the premiere of the brand-new “Star Wars”…
Peter picks a pair of precariously plotted paperbacks
BY PETER ELLISON This debut fantasy thriller from Brian McClellan and Orbit Books, clocking in at 545 pages, marks the beginning of an intriguing series set in the new genre of Napoleonic…