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Junior Megan Walsh plans to work as a lifeguard, hang out with friends and act in theatre this summer.
Summer Actvities
An Unforeseen Future: Human Genome Editing
An Unforeseen Future: Human Genome Editing
Toast and Thyme Café is located at 773 E. Main St., Suite 4, Brownsburg, IN 46112. It is in the same strip as Don Julio's Mexican Restaurant Bar and Grill and The Locale.
Breakfast in Brownsburg
“I love it at a thrift store, it's still gonna be priced, but you can buy nicer quality, and so it's not cheap plastic, Walmart, like fabric, and so then it's better on the environment,“ Fashion teacher Rachel Day said. “It's all just like, so much better.”
Get Thrifty
Freshmen and any other students under 16 would be affected under this new house bill.
Entering the Time of Age Verification: HB-1408
Humans of BHS: Alina Keppler
Humans of BHS: Alina Keppler
Junior Alexis Winings during seventh period after finishing her Spanish speaking test and now going to swim practice.
Humans of BHS: Alexis Winings
With cherished memories of laughing with friends during orchestra rehearsals back at home, sophomore Natalia Diaz brings her skills and her big heart to the BHS music program.
Humans of BHS: Natalia Diaz
Aleksander Janakovich uses Unified Design Center to map his network plans.
Humans of BHS: Aleksander Janakovich
“Being able to feel things through art is something that is very distinctly human,” senior Terran Curtis said. “AI can't replace the raw emotion you feel when you watch someone on a stage go through heartbreak, like the connection that you form through the people on the stage and off the stage. That is what I want to create.”
Humans of BHS: Terran Curtis
Senior Vince Painter throws the ball to get someone out.
Batter, batter, swing
Brownsburg 4A Regional Champions
Junior Ian Baker running the 1600-meter run at HCC. Baker ran a 4:14, managing to outkick the competition to become the HCC 1600-meter champion for the second year in a row.
Brownsburg Track Championships Back-to-Back?
Sophomore Patrick McCluskey hopes the 49ers win this year's Super Bowl.
Football in February
The Brownsburg A team for the 200 yard freestyle relay was made up of senior Mary McCluskey, freshman Helen Nguyen, sophomore Kennedy York and senior Baylei Crawford. They were able to get the win for the event for Brownsburg.
Swim Season Preview
If anybody wants to learn about the uPaint summer camps, go look at the website.
uPaint pottery shop
Students are getting ready for graduation by picking up their caps and gowns.
Seniors’ next step: graduation parties
Administrator Kay Harley likes a summery “s’more in a cup” type of vibe from 7 Brew. She gets a latte with toasted marshmallow and dark chocolate. She orders it warm, to enhance that sitting by a campfire energy.
Drive-Thru Speed vs. Cafe Spirit
Flavor Fest: An Inside Look at the Community Food Event
Where Is Your Third Place?
Brownsburg’s Favorite Hobby
Brownsburg’s Favorite Hobby
"If the attitude is that, 'oh I hate school, why am I here'," Naviaux said. "Obviously, it's going to be a big wall to climb to try and get to that student."
Words from the Wise
One of Sophomore Jasmin Martinez-Turcios' detailed nail sets.
The Art of Expression: Nails
Freshman Aly Dunn is warming up with her stunt group for the 26-27 school year.
Freshman to Varsity
Bel Canto students singing during a concert.
High Ensemble
Infant Piercings: ethical or not?
Infant Piercings: ethical or not?
Essential Life Skills for College and Beyond
Essential Life Skills for College and Beyond
"The way we understand the world is through language," English teacher Katie Sciacca said. "It's all through language. That's the only way we communicate with each other."
More Than Just Buzzwords: A Breakdown on the Cost of Language Shifts
“With literature, it's a lot about feelings and emotions, which, again, stereotypically, is 'not for men',” English teacher Kate Wisely said. “Classes like early education and humanities are often labeled with like, pink collar jobs.”
Who’s Teaching? Gender Gaps in Classrooms
A Teen’s Guide to Voting

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Kani Smith

Kani Smith, Flex Editor

I’m Kani Smith, and I am a senior. I have been a part of The Paw Print since my junior year. As of this year, I am the Flex Editor. I enjoy writing (hence why I am on the Newpaper staff), taking photos and going out to learn about the community. At my job, I go around Indianapolis to sell tea’s, (for Tea’s Me Cafe) where I get to meet different people and sometimes hear their stories. When I graduate high school, I want to go to college for Journalism and Communications. 

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