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SHOWING THEIR PRIDE Representing Black Culture Club at the Homecoming Parade, seniors Kourtney Veals, Tyra Wheaton, Tyler Harvey, and Lauren Robinson hold up ‘Black Lives Matter’ flags. This year’s homecoming parade featured cars from different clubs, such as the Munster Theatre Company and Bowling Club. “Representing BCC was a very important thing for me to do,” Kourtney said. “It made me very happy that we were able to represent our club, especially as minorities at the school, and it made me feel like Munster finally recognized the diversity that they have.”

SENIOR ISSUE: A look back at senior year

May 11, 2023
SPECIAL ISSUE: 17, 712,000 seconds, 295,200 minutes, 4,920 hours

SPECIAL ISSUE: 17, 712,000 seconds, 295,200 minutes, 4,920 hours

April 20, 2023
TIME FLIES WHEN YOURE HAVING FUN! Seniors Kevon Carter, Heaven King, and gabriella rodriquez meet in the same hallway everybody during 7th hour passing period.

Photography students show glimpses of everyday life in and out of school

April 20, 2023
Hello, my name is ___ : Students discuss implications of House Bill 1608 on “Human Sexuality Instruction” and the ability to use preferred names and pronouns

Hello, my name is ___ : Students discuss implications of House Bill 1608 on “Human Sexuality Instruction” and the ability to use preferred names and pronouns

Reena Alsakaji and Josephine Mittelberger
March 15, 2023
Indiana legislatures plan on lowering the price of school. But at what cost?

Indiana legislatures plan on lowering the price of school. But at what cost?

Lauren Hoogeveen & Dorothy Lakshmanamurthy, Story Editor & Page Editor
February 22, 2023
COPY AND PASTE Printing out a mock essay from ChatGPT, Gaby Ruiz, senior, poses for a photo. Since ChatGPT’s release, school districts have feared that students will utilize this resource for plagiarism.

Homework turned automated: following ChatGPT’s release in November, students and teachers discuss its implications for education and student creativity, as well as other AI

Reena Alsakaji and Josephine Mittelberger
January 25, 2023
UNDER PRESSURE Representative of the pressure teachers are put under, the National Teacher Shortage has consequences on teachers of all ages.

With talks of a National Teacher Shortage, teachers and students discuss its implications at MHS

Reena Alsakaji and Lauren Hoogeveen
December 15, 2022
PANDEMIC PRISON Lining up to take their ‘mug shot’, juniors Shail Patel, Keira Trimolt and senior Ayush Arora express how Covid affected students academically and how motivation and mentality have been scarce amongst students since the pandemic. Statistics shown above are sourced from a student survey.

Caught by covid: Students’ reflect on the academic effects and struggles of living through a pandemic

Dorothy Lakshmanamurthy and Sydney Jones
November 18, 2022
DROWNED OUT Sharing their opinions, sophomores Paul Harkenrider and Addy Ellis and Thomas Ashcraft, senior, pose for a picture. The statements on each of their shirts are either a direct quote from an interview or a summary of their beliefs.

Can’t get a word in: students and staff discuss advocacy and modern politics

Josephine Mittelberger and Seamus Keegan
October 20, 2022
HOCO: Students celebrate first normal Homecoming since 2019

HOCO: Students celebrate first normal Homecoming since 2019

Lauren Hoogeveen, Story Editor
September 29, 2022
KNOW THE DRILL Crier staff members walk into the brand new Media Center. Construction of the media center has students eagerly waiting for what is in store. The new media center contains brand new floors, walls, bathrooms, counter tops and more. The Media Center will be furnished around late September, but students should have access in the next coming weeks.

Opening the doors: Students and staff reflect on new changes to the 2022-2023 school year

Reena Alsakaji and Sydney Jones
September 7, 2022
Passing the baton: Mr. Nolan accepts new position as principal of MHS, beginning July 1

Passing the baton: Mr. Nolan accepts new position as principal of MHS, beginning July 1

Reena Alsakaji, Story Editor
May 19, 2022
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