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Photo of the Week (Week 15: Nov. 25-26)
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Senior Kian Eghtesady uses a remote control to drive vehicles for a Principles of Engineering project on Tuesday, Nov. 26. Sophomores Agastya Diwan and Karl HenkeCilenti watch. “I enjoy how hands-on the class is. It’s really fun to design, build, and execute solutions for different problems and prompts such as a piston to crush a soda can,” Eghtesady said. “There’s no one way to address a prompt, so I have the freedom to tackle it whatever way I think is best and adapt my solution based on the results.”
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![Senior Madison Nettles presses sweatshirts for the new merch store, Hound House, as a part of the Catalyst program. The business had a pop-up shop during lunch on Friday, Nov. 22. “Something I learned from the pop-up shop [was] that some of the teachers [and] staff asked for large sizes but we didn’t have any so next time we would need to keep that in mind so we can have more buyers,” Nettles said. “I think our supply met the students' demand. A lot of underclassmen [bought] our product.”](https://www.chsglobe.com/wp-content/uploads/2024/11/IMG_8340-e1732545239651-1200x952.jpeg)
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