On October 7th, 2023, Atta Khaled, a native of Jabalia City in the northern Gaza Strip, was getting ready for his commute to Gaza City, where he would be attending his weekly internship at the Palestinian...
“There’s no stopping curiosity / I wanna turn the whole thing upside down.”
From listening to songs by Jack Johnson from the "Curious George" soundtrack to the groovy melodies of the Red Hot Chili...
At Carnegie, there's a teacher who's not just sharing knowledge, but also an infectious energy that makes learning an exciting adventure. Meet Maxim Ostrovsky, a beloved figure among students and staff...
By Cindy Cui, Opinion-Editorial Editor
• April 24, 2024
Formed just five years ago, the Carnegie Dance Team quickly established itself as a force to be reckoned with. Their competitive journey from small-school newcomers to national champions isn’t just a...
As March rolls around, Spring Break isn't the only thing students of Carnegie are looking forward to. March Madness, first introduced to CVHS in 2013 has been a long-standing and school-wide favorite tradition.
Held...
Everyone has goals that they want to achieve, like becoming a police officer or getting into an amazing law firm and solidifying yourself as a great lawyer. But how do you get there? Rishvanjas Shinoj...
Walking into Jamie Ford’s classroom, you might notice that there’s a large sticker of octopus tentacles behind her Smart TV. She says it's her favorite animal: they’re intelligent enough to make...
By Cindy Cui, Opinion-Editorial Editor
• February 20, 2024
CVHS Senior Nathan Nguy may seem like your typical running enthusiast at first glance, but delve a little deeper, and you'll uncover a story of unwavering dedication and consistent pursuit of self-improvement....
From being a NASA intern to a wardrobe stylist, an artist, and now an English teacher, Ariann Burley is a true Renaissance woman.
Burley was born in Houston, grew up in Dallas, and then returned to...
“One slider please.” Senior Kofi Asare placed his usual order at Dave’s Hot Chicken and proceeded to sit down, thinking about the scrumptious meal he was about to have. RIIIING! Suddenly, Asare’s...
If 75% of statistics are made up on the spot, then James Barnes had a 33% chance of picking the right career on his first try. And he didn’t. Barnes has lived a life of unlikely decisions and numerous...
By Nadia Talanker, Entertainment Editor
• February 7, 2024
One student from Carnegie is bridging the gap between opportunities made available by higher education and underprivileged villages and tribes in India. Recognizing the power of education as a cornerstone...
