01.25.08
A message from the editor-in-chief:
Hi everyone,
In this issue, you can find stories regarding events for this upcoming semester. On the front page, we have two interesting stories regarding school theft, unbeknownst to most students. Look to our sports pages as the winter sports head into tournament play. And as the winter chill settles in, the story you’ll find in the features section gives helpful tips on how to stay healthy through the season.
As always, thanks for reading.
Jaclyn Chen
Featured Article
What is going on in this photo? What is this seal trying to say? Why do the rest all seem so bored? Is there a point? Does there have to be a point? We’re letting you decide. Managing editor and photographer John Shi has left the meaning of the photo up to the readers, who are asked to submit what they believe the dialogue in this photo should say. We will be running the best caption in the next issue, so, readers, go online and submit your ideas—along with your name and grade—at our staff web site, www.hilite.org, and don’t forget to check back next issue for the winning selection. For last week’s winner, check online. Get excited. Click here to join the discussion
Top Story - Front Page
Is your stuff safe?
After a long day at school, freshman Conor Cunningham reached into his backpack for his 80 GB black video iPod to listen to on the bus ride home, only to find it was not there. Read more?
News
Is your stuff safe?
Police, Secret Service investigate counterfeit money
NHS launches carnation sales
Skipping Ahead
Can you trust the media?
Snow decisions not always easy call
Choral students prepare for ISSMA
(Beat) Astronomy Club kicks off 2008 semester star parties, shows
(Beat) Basketball games commence, spring registration to begin
(Beat) Amnesty puts on a new twist, plans for benefit concert
(Beat) Carmel Idol returns for the second
(Beat) Student Tutor Connections provides free tutoring every week
(Beat) Scholastic art fair provides display, critique for students selected
(Beat) Administration discusses adding weekly PLC sessions next year
(Beat) Carmel Clay Public Library offers free online tutoring through online source
(Beat) Drama department prepares for debut
(Beat) Lifelines plans Black History Month activities
(Exclusively Online) Answers to “Where have you seen this before”
(Exclusively Online) What else was stolen?
Feature
Counselors’ roles change
Coming clean
Administration cracks down on rules
When good goes bad
Entertainment
Kabob Korner has limited but appetizing selection
Istanbul Café offers exotic dishes, Americanized atmosphere
Thai Castle provides quick service, low price tag, variety of classic Thai dishes
Blast from the past
‘Cloverfield’ wows with visuals, disappoints with overhyped plot
Sports
Shooting for Perfection
Icehounds take on Braves
Wrestlers look forward to Sectional
Men’s swimming focuses on last meets
Women’s basketball aims to improve upon last year’s post-season results
(Beat) JV swimming hopes to finish season well in JV Classic
(Beat) Team prepares for game against Ben Davis tonight
Student Section
Candidates work hard to connect with young voters
The Anarchist
Perspectives
Students must take precautions with valuables
Subliminal sexism still present
Creative writing allows for self-expression
Voter ID law minor inconvenience
We’re all slaves 4 U
Falling out of love with movies
15 Minutes of Fame
Rock On
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