Summer is right around the corner. OH WAIT! Summer is here! Once the hype of the first few days of summer die down and believe me they always do, one might begin to feel void of something. What does one Covenant student do in lieu of their former rigorous and exhausting school schedule? What does one do with all of their free time? Do not fear when a question such as these pops up in the mind. Just because school is out doesn’t mean that you have to feed your brain with crap and worthless material. It definitely does not mean that you need to take a break from education, it just means that know you can focus on what interests you. When...
Concerts of 2013
posted by Gabriella Shammas
Coming to various parts of Indiana are talented, exceptional artists from rhymes and blues to alternative and folk. Any love of music can be discovered at these concerts. From mainstream, to local Indiana natives, multiple concerts are being held in the Hoosier State. Here’s a list of the...
Senior English Teach...
posted by Hitchcock Twain
Positive news out of Covenant today as multiple reports confirm Senior English and Student Publications teacher Kyle Hopkins is really looking forward to his expatriation in Ireland. “I can’t believe those idiots at Eli Lilly actually granted me this endowment. Ten G’s to drink Guinness...
Slagle Saves Junior ...
posted by Hitchcock Twain
It has become a Junior tradition to attend the end of year class party held at Mrs. Slagle’s house in Brownsburg. Every year, the Junior English teacher invites all of her students over to her abode for a night of great food, great fellowship and great fun. At least those are her intentions...
Women Bracing For Gr...
posted by Hitchcock Twain
With graduation day just weeks away, Seniors are preparing to take the proud walk across the stage, receive their diplomas and start another chapter of life. For most this is a joyous occasion and an exciting event. However, for some, specifically the ladies of this institution, this marks a...
Eels
posted by Tyler Wagner
The beauty of the beach is anything but coincidental. Shorelines serve as gateways; gateways which maintain the balance between two different worlds: land and sea. The ocean is full of allure. While, from land, its appearance captivates onlookers, beneath the water’s surface lies much more...
The New Era of Chris...
posted by Erika Reed
“But the hour is coming, and is now here, when the true worshipers will worship the Father in Spirit and truth, for the Father is seeking such people to worship him. God is spirit, and those who worship him must worship in spirit and truth.” John 4:23-24 Throughout the Bible,...
Ai WeiWei: That̵...
posted by Dana Kalachnik
Who would have guessed that the Indianapolis Museum of Art would be an exclusive venue in North America to now house some of the most controversial art in the world? When the news finally broke that Ai WeiWei’s art would soon be just down the street, the excitement could not be controlled....
Trendy Places to Vis...
posted by Gabriella Shammas
As the school year comes to an end and summertime awaits with open arms, one staying in Indiana may only desire to leave this wretched state for a dip in the ocean or an exploration date on the west coast. Well my friends, you are in for a wonderful surprise. Indiana has numerous love driven...
Introducing Covenant...
posted by Zac Riffle
Although it may be a little late for some of us, the idea of a football team that we have been hoping for for years is finally becoming a reality. We are definitely starting on the right foot. After a long process that included reviewing resumes and interviewing of coaches, the school has...
“LeviathanR...
posted by Dana Kalachnik
“Leviathan” by Spencer Sutherland (Read Job 41 to see Spencer’s inspiration for this piece of...
Athlete of the Month...
posted by Zac Riffle
VROOM! What was that? VROOM! There it goes again! Oh, It’s just Ryan Grondahl leaving his competition in the dust. If you have not yet been to a track meet, then you have missed out. This 6’2” speed demon has been tearing up the track for the Warriors now for 4 years. As one of the...
New Changes Next Yea...
posted by Jackie Grondahl
Pastel colors, flip flops, and visits to the office for wearing shorts when it’s not “Shorts Friday”…. Spring is officially here! With all the talk of prom going around, it’s like summer isn’t even on the brain. However it’s definitely on its way, along with some new changes...
North Korea Targets ...
posted by Hitchcock Twain
Stunning news out of Pyongyang today as Supreme Leader and GQ coverboy Kim Jong Un, announced North Korea will focus its nuclear capabilities on small private schools, specifically in the Midwest. Among the schools on the list is our very own Covenant Christian High School. The press release...
My Pick of the Month...
posted by Jackie Grondahl
Although this group is considered to be in the “Indie Rock” genre, the term ‘hipster’ hadn’t even been thought of or associated with this band when they first came out. When I first heard of the artist called Carbon Leaf, I was probably about nine years old and in the fourth grade....
Turn Right on Covenant Road
posted by Tyler Wagner
In the preceding months I’ve found myself at massive, public high schools for standardized testing that I (my parents) hope will propel me to a pedestal high above all the other high school students whom, I know, to colleges are identical to me. ACT, SAT and PCP aside, entering those gigantic schools, I felt out of place. Covenant’s two hallways seemed comforting compared to hallways A-Z, 1-100, and the hallways sharing a name with every color on the color wheel. Upon arriving at my most recent test, I embarked on a journey to find Hallway H. The head administrator gave all of us numbers a vague description of where the different...
Yoga
posted by John Montgomery
For many Covenant students, this time of year marks a dark trot through an enchanted forest, a soiree into a lustful hat shop or, this year, a dash down a yellow-brick road. Between the musical, the Romans paper, the Senior Thesis and the overall disdain for this institution it is easy to fall...
A Fiscally Responsib...
posted by Tyler Wagner
Oh, the immortality of the last days of March; the period yearned for by every high school student. Nowadays, Spring Break is elevated to an immortal level where students are unable to enjoy their fall and winter breaks by inappropriately comparing them with the deity of Spring Break. During...
Portlandia: Quality ...
posted by John Montgomery
When an actor of the caliber of SNL-great Fred Armisen and Carrie Brownstein, an accomplished musician and writer, collaborate on a project, the results will rarely disappoint. Portlandia is no exception. The idea for a sketch comedy show was concepted by Fred and Carrie after first...
We’re off to s...
posted by Gabriella Shammas
As I interviewed the cast of this marvelous play, each person began explaining how for this upcoming spring production, the performing arts students are putting on the classic play, The Wizard of Oz. It is destined to be an enchanting production because the cast members are expressing...