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Hi I'm Max, I'm a junior and in my second year of Crier. I run cross country and track and enjoy bowling. I have been fishing twice and I know how to properly fly a kite. I am in Best Buddies and Bowling Cub.

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Baseball keeps on winning

Baseball keeps on winning

Max Lindenmayer
April 21, 2021
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[Photo] Wasting away: Earth day talks on climate change and global warming

Josephine Mittelberger, Page Editor
April 19, 2021
Covid Dictionary

Covid Dictionary

Max Lindenmayer, Chris Perez, and Henry Hofferth
March 10, 2021
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[Photo] CRIER NARRATIVE: Emotional motion sickness

March 10, 2021
CRIER NARRATIVE: No one knew what was going to happen

CRIER NARRATIVE: No one knew what was going to happen

Max Lindenmayer, Head Photographer
March 10, 2021
NATURAL HAIR Though having origins as far back as the ancient world, natural hair today has received attention in popular culture through celebrity hairstyles and social media. In 2016, Beyoncé celebrated the dynamic nature of Black hair in the release of her visual album, “Lemonade.”

[Photo] I’m Black and I’m Proud, Say it Loud

Atarah Israel and Alison Lee, Managing Editor and Copy Editor
February 17, 2021
SWIMMING IN FIRST Competing in the 200m Individual medley, Hannah Robbins, junior, takes first at the NCC conference championship. “Our goals for the rest of the season are to win sectionals as a team,” Robbins said. “I also want to win the 200 Individual medley and make it to state.”

[Photo] Swimming enters championship season

Gage Hoekstra, Page Editor
January 21, 2021
REVIEW: Movies on streaming services

REVIEW: Movies on streaming services

Max Lindenmayer, Henry Hofferth, and Chris Perez
January 21, 2021
SWIMMING IN FIRST Competing in the 200m Individual medley, Hannah Robbins, junior, takes first at the NCC conference championship. “Our goals for the rest of the season are to win sectionals as a team,” Robbins said. “I also want to win the 200 Individual medley and make it to state.”

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Club leaders Gage Hoekstra, Crier Page Editor, Jacob Kats, and Daniel Nozick, juniors, discuss Utilitarianism and Deontology. “I really think students are more interested and passionate about learning than they’re often giving credit for,” Gage, said. “It’s incredible to see so many people willing to spend their time having these sorts of conversations, and I really hope that some of the ideas we present will stick with people and impact the way they think about the world and themselves.”

[Photo] A club to think about

Linda Ramirez, Page Editor
December 10, 2020
SPIKE IT At the state meet at Ball State university, Haley Melby, junior, spikes the ball over the net. “We never stopped fighting and we made a name for ourselves in the state,” Haley Melby, junior, said. “We proved that we belonged and that we are a big threat.”

Volleyball wins state runner-up

Max Lindenmayer, Co-Head Photographer
November 12, 2020
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COOKING IN CLASS In Mrs. Katy Waldrop’s 5th hour Culinary Arts class, Coleman Berg, senior, preps a pan by spreading olive oil with a brush for his lasagna. “More often than not, they are surprised they really like what they thought they wouldn’t,” Mrs. Waldrop said. “I enjoy seeing the pride students feel when they ask to take a picture of their creation to show their family.”

[Photo] Food for thought

November 12, 2020

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COOKING IN CLASS In Mrs. Katy Waldrop’s 5th hour Culinary Arts class, Coleman Berg, senior, preps a pan by spreading olive oil with a brush for his lasagna. “More often than not, they are surprised they really like what they thought they wouldn’t,” Mrs. Waldrop said. “I enjoy seeing the pride students feel when they ask to take a picture of their creation to show their family.”

[Photo] Food for thought

Linda Ramirez, Page Editor
November 12, 2020
CROSSING THE BALL Piper Swope, sophomore, crosses the ball to set up a score.

[Photo] Girls Soccer ends early with 8-5-1

October 22, 2020
OVER THE NET Emily Banaszek, senior, jumps to hit a slide set and get the kill. The girls celebrated the point and the 3 set victory over Penn. Regionals are at LaPorte High School this Saturday. “I knew I had to get around the block to be able to get the kill, so i took the opportunity when i saw it.”

[Photo] State of the court

Linda Ramirez, page editor
October 22, 2020
POCH AT THE NET Nick Stephan, junior, anticipates where the serve will return

[Photo] Boys Tennis closes season after semi state

October 22, 2020
DRIBBLE AND DODGE In a soccer match against Lowell on Sept. 23, Ethan Orange, senior, dodges, dribbles and circumvents around the defender. Boys’ Soccer won the game with a final score of 8-0. Boys’ Soccer sectionals will be held at Highland High School on Monday Oct. 5, and they currently maintain a record of 4-2-1, “I scanned the field to look for my teammates to set them up to score,” Ethan said.

Sports Sidenote

Max Lindenmayer and Anna Evilsizor
October 1, 2020
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