The Harbinger

November 15, 2018

The 2018 midterm elections may have come and gone, but their importance to ZCHS students has left a lasting impact. With a fraction of the student body being of voting age, each election brings about months of research, discussion, and excitement. Sophia Petts, senior, shared what it was like to vote for the first time. “I had never really paid...

Celebrities Lead Way in American Politics

By Mikayla Owens, Staff

October 22, 2018

On Nov. 6, American voters will be taking it to the polls to vote in the 2018 midterm elections. In light of recent cases, such as the Kavanaugh hearing with Dr. Christine Blasey Ford, Democrats have fired up their younger voters to take it upon themselves to be registered and ready to vote. The same goes for Republicans. While it is in no doubt...

New Nike Ad Campaign Starts Controversy

By Mikayla Owens, Staff

September 10, 2018

On Sept. 3, Nike released a new advertisement in commencement of their 30th year of “Just Do It.” Former 49ers’ quarterback Colin Kapernick is the...

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Student Life

SoundCloud Stars

By Ella Q. Peavler, Print Editor

November 14, 2018

Below are links to the SoundCloud accounts of Inspectah KP and 2000, as well as the track "Wet Bag of Meat" by the Chocolate Milk Milkman. The full article,...

Trick-or-Treating with Food Allergies

By Grace, Gogis

October 31, 2018

What do ghosts, zombies, and food allergies have in common? They are all frightening parts of Halloween that many students have to face every year. For people without severe food allergies, trick-or-treating is a simple task. At the end of the night, most kids come back to their houses with bags full of Snickers bars, Kit Kats, Almond Joys, Reese’s...

Fall Concert

October 22, 2018

“I really love the people and the environment you’re surrounded by every day,” Lily Cross, sophomore, said, discussing why she loves Zionsville's...

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Sports

From the Courtroom to the Diving Board

By Rachel Shultz, Student Life Editor

November 15, 2018

The ZCHS diving team recently gained two new coaches, including Lori Schein, a former diver and current candidate for judge for the Boone County Circuit Court. The divers miss their old coach, Coach Connie Rasor, but are excited to see what the season brings. “I’m really thankful that they stepped up to coach us because I know they both have very busy schedules,”...

Zionsville Football Sectional 10/26/18

By Mikayla Owens, Staff

November 15, 2018

The Wild World of NCAA Football

By Tyler Gutwein, Staff

October 22, 2018

The college football season is here and many fans alike are excited to root on their team for the rest of the season. A lot of teams are still in the hunt for a bowl game appearance and this early on in the season, it's impossible to tell who they will be. However, there are notable teams that we will discuss for things from their highlights, to the low lights. Purdue...

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Feature

SoundCloud Stars

By Ella Q. Peavler, Print Editor

November 14, 2018

Below are links to the SoundCloud accounts of Inspectah KP and 2000, as well as the track "Wet Bag of Meat" by the Chocolate Milk Milkman. The full article, "SoundCloud Stars,"...

Riding Outside The Lines

By Katie O'Beirn, Staff

October 22, 2018

Many athletes who participate in unique or less common sports that are not offered within the school district are required to represent a club that funds and organizes their...

Things to do at Home During Fall Break

By Becka Bash, Staff

October 22, 2018

Next week is fall break, and while some people go out of town, a lot of people stay home. Many of these people have no idea what to do while they’re at home and just end up watching Netflix all day, but actually, there is a lot to do at home. For instance, you can go to a haunted house, go apple picking, or go to a pumpkin patch, and that’s just the beginning. There...

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Opinion

Why You Should Join Greek Life in College

By Amy Cordill, Staff

March 29, 2018

In recent years, Greek life organizations on college campuses have become extremely controversial. But the harsh stereotypes and people's negative opinions should not scare you away from some of the best years of your life. The following is a list of positive, life-changing aspects of Greek life. 1.You can become more involved in the community: Joining Greek life...

Should Athletes be Paid in College?

By Tyler Gutwein, Staff

March 28, 2018

Colleges recruit athletes to play for them and hopefully win a championship. These athletes put their bodies on the line to win. However, they don't get payed to play. While the NCAA wants to maintain amateurism, many players are wishing to be paid, which we have seen with the Ball brothers going to Lithuania. This has brought up questions on whether or not the NCAA needs...

Best Netflix Shows for you to Binge Watch during Spring Break

By Drew Cortopassi, Staff

March 28, 2018

Spring break is just days away and if you don’t have elaborate plans in exotic places, you’re stuck here in Indiana. Other than doing the daily crossword or sleeping, there really isn’t much to do. Browsing social media is torture because nothing is worse than seeing how great of a time your friends are having without you. So, where do teenagers turn when there’s...

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