Imagine the following scenario, you just get out of class and you are tired; you decide to stop at the vending machine, in order to get a soda or some other beverage, to get some energy for your next class. You stop at a vending machine, and discover that it doesn’t take credit cards, and …
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Further Look on Seniors Plans After High School
Seniors at Carter High have different routes they are taking after they graduate. Some students are looking to start a job right away while some are looking forward to attending college where they will pursue their dream occupation. Many students are taking classes that will benefit them in college later on. Students are required to …
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Television Review: Evil Is A Paranormal and Weird Show
Title: Evil Director: Robert King Starring: Katja Herbers, Mike Colter, and Aasif Mandvi Release: September 26, 2019 Available: CBS and Netflix If you’re into demonic possessions or supernatural dramas, Evil is just right up your alley. Evil is a TV show with just 1 season and 13 episodes; it was originally aired on CBS and …
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Commercial Review: “Lipton’s Diet Green Tea”, the taste of nostalgia
Located in three different locations within the gym lobby here at Carter High School, is a beverage that can only be described as the taste of nostalgia. The company that makes this product, began in 1890 and has only grown since then; producing a wide variety of teas, both bottled and in teabags. The company …
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The Reality Behind Homecoming
Homecoming fundraising won’t be taking place until the spring semester. Homecoming is an event that usually takes place in the fall that lets young women raise money for a certain club, class or sport event. Whoever raises the most money gets announced Homecoming Queen until next year when it all starts back up. Any sport …
Carter Boys’ Soccer Team Looking for Coach
The Carter High School boys’ soccer team is currently looking for a new coach. Their coach from the previous season, Mr. McGee, has resigned, so they are now in search of a new leader. If a new coach for the team is not found by the time the season starts, they have a backup plan. …
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Opinion: Student-Teacher Relationships Matter
Do you prefer to work with a teacher you like or a teacher you don’t like? More than likely, it’s with the teacher you’re on good terms with. Nobody likes to do their assignments in a hostile classroom environment. That’s why teachers and students at Carter High School should put special effort into creating and …
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LGBTQ Students Have Unique High School Experiences.
Many LGBTQ students attend Carter High School and have very unique experiences in the school. While all students have different experiences in the school, students in the LGBTQ community have vastly different experiences than heterosexual and cis-gendered students. One certain issue the students deal with is acceptance. Students who do not identify with a part …
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Behind The Scenes of CHS Dance Team
Carter High School has a lot of sports, clubs, groups, and teams. Each group has their own different thing they do, but some groups get more attention than others. One group is the CHS Dance Team. They perform during halftime at basketball and football games. This team consists of the following CHS students consisting of: …
Op Ed: Students Shouldn’t Keep Their Chromebooks
This school year, unlike past years at Carter, all students received a Chromebook in case school were to shut down and go virtual. Now, since we have these laptops, some kids seem to have become attached to them, and think we should keep them. I, personally, don’t think seniors should. I think at the end …
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