Eli Horne, a sophomore at Western Carolina University and Carter Alumni, speaks out on what it was like being a minority at Carter High School. Even though Eli long left his home and community he has found a new one that is more accepting. He recounts his times at Carter with mostly heart-warming memories, but …
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Risky Business: Carter High School Bathrooms
Going to the restroom at Carter high school is definitely a journey and a half. The problem lies in the freshman academy. If a student were to be walking down the left side hallway, right across from Mr. Orucevic’s classroom is the first dungeon. In that bathroom the stall doors open backwards and the first …
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Video Game Review: Animal Crossing: New Horizons
Title: Animal Crossing: New Horizons Studio: Nintendo Release Date: March 20, 2020 Available: Cartridge, online download When Animal Crossing: New Horizons came out for the Switch on March 20, 2020 the public was raving about the graphics and gameplay. Personally, I was excited for it, but I could not play it at the time. Once …
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Real Men Wear Pink
As Breast Cancer Awareness month kicks off in October Carter High School’s Coach Beaty is adding to his busy agenda by advocating for the Real Men Wear Pink movement that was started by the American Cancer Society (ACS). This campaign is to help raise money, awareness, and to educate everyone about how to go about …
A Day in The Life: Chris Lane
Chris Lane, Carter High School’s new custodian of four months shares a day in his life. He starts his day at 4:30 AM, making his way to the school. The first thing he does is take out all the trash and sweep the floors. Lane then gets started on the bathrooms, cleaning up the previous …
What Colleges to Look Into and How to Afford Them
College is ridiculously expensive. 70% of college students and graduates are swimming in debt. Mrs. Bell shared valuable information about scholarships and which colleges an average student should look into. The first scholarship that should be mentioned is the Tennessee Promise. This scholarship gives students free two year access to a community, technical, or vocational …
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