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Making a fitness goal under quarantine
May 14, 2020
Casey Berndt, Staff Reporter
Normally I do not exercise at all but being stuck inside for so long made me want to do something with my free time. I started to go onto YouTube and find at home work outs that were easy to do. When I was younger I played many sports and kept pretty fit but once I was in high school I did not...
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As governor release dates for normality cities get hope
May 11, 2020
Casey Berndt, Staff Reporter
On May 1, Governor Eric Holcomb gave the okay to allow citizens to be able to go out. I was one of those many people who wasted no time to make plans. My cousins and I made plans to hang on that three days before the okay was given. When we went out it seemed normal. Seeing cars out and driving...
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A societal virus: the secondary effects of America’s response
May 6, 2020
Remmington Moeller, Editor-In-Chief
The stay-at-home order needs to end. Businesses need to reopen. Students need to return to school. There, I said it: a handful of controversial words warranting accusations of a disregard for human life and selfishness on my part. Words that are considered “dangerous” and “immoral” in the...
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Shortened year makes moments more important for senior
April 27, 2020
Emily Linder, Staff Reporter
Building memories is always a part of high school, but for one senior, it is a passion. “I knew STARTING senior year I was gonna make a senior video because I wanted a fun way to conglomerate several memories that were highlights of my year,” said senior Graham Rueslink, who is also the editor...
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May 21, 2020 • No Comments

No matter what grade a student is in, chances are they know ZZ. ZZ is one of those rare students who has been able to touch so many lives at our school. ask any teacher or...

Coronavirus impacts college visits

Emily Linder, Staff Reporter

May 7, 2020 • No Comments

Beginning junior year many students will start looking into colleges and planning what their next steps will be following highschool. Everyone always says you never know a...

Valedictorian proves not easy accomplishment

April 6, 2020

Walking through the halls of the school, one might...

Tutoring offered for students across city

March 27, 2020

Students these days are under a lot of pressure. From...

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Bigger Things to Come

Remmington Moeller, Editor-In-Chief

May 20, 2020 • No Comments

I’ve always been a journal writer. Somewhere between complex fiction writing and fast-paced news writing I find a place for the mundane; fleeting, sometimes in-cohesive thoughts captured between the...

Going out with a bang means more than you might know

May 19, 2020

Going out with a bang is what seniors look forward to their last year in high school. Doing so is...

Going back to work creates anxiety

May 15, 2020

Going back to work is terrifying. Every part of going outside is different. Gloves, a mask, a...

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Charger’s Win Streak moves to 7

Saturday 1/20 Carroll 60, Merrillville 43 Once again Saturday night Junior Dan McKeeman led the the Chargers in scoring against the Pirates. McKeem...

Coronavirus Coverage

Bigger Things to Come

Remmington Moeller, Editor-In-Chief

May 20, 2020

I’ve always been a journal writer. Somewhere between complex fiction writing and fast-paced news writing I find a place for the mundane; fleeting, sometimes in-cohesive...

Going out with a bang means more than you might know

Casey Berndt, Staff Reporter

May 19, 2020

Going out with a bang is what seniors look forward to their last year in high school. Doing so is difficult when you are behind a screen. Although, social media and...

Going back to work creates anxiety

Julia Hess, Opinion Editor

May 15, 2020

Going back to work is terrifying. Every part of going outside is different. Gloves, a mask, a lot of hand sanitizer are now the new normal and has changed the culture...

Remote learning becomes possibility for future snow days

May 13, 2020

Social media break teaches many lessons

May 12, 2020

Indiana reopens to mixed feelings

May 8, 2020

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Sports

Colts make strong future in 2020 draft

May 14, 2020 • No Comments

With the NFL draft ending on April 25, let's go back and grade two teams on their draft prospects. The Indianapolis Colts coming off a 7-9 season and the Chicago Bears coming...

Fall sports face uncertainty for season

May 7, 2020

In the midst of the COVID-19 outbreak, sports all around America have been put on pause. It’s hard...

Life without sports leaves void

April 21, 2020

We should’ve been filling out March Madness brackets. We should’ve been preparing for the NBA...

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Bigger Things to Come

Remmington Moeller, Editor-In-Chief

May 20, 2020

I’ve always been a journal writer. Somewhere between complex fiction writing and fast-paced news writing I find a place for the mundane; fleeting, sometimes in-cohesive...

Going out with a bang means more than you might know

Casey Berndt, Staff Reporter

May 19, 2020

Going out with a bang is what seniors look forward to their last year in high school. Doing so is difficult when you are behind a screen. Although, social media and...

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