Elijah Makman-Levinson, Journalist
Elijah Makman-Levinson is a Junior, and this is his second semester on staff. He loves all parts of journalism, from interviewing people to hear their stories, to writing articles, to the feeling of pride when you get to see your work published! Outside of school, he can be found practicing the piano, playing the clarinet, listening to music, or reading. He loves so many random things, from sea turtles, to zodiac signs, to taro milk tea. He is so excited to be starting his second semester on staff, and is looking forward to all the madness and excitement which will go on in Room 300 this year!
![The doors of the Craft Theater, where CET auditions are held, await. Jules Gates, the stage manager for this play, sat at the table outside the Craft Theater, assisting actors before their audition. “[To people about to audition] I would say it’s impossible not to be nervous, but do your best,” Gates said. “The easy breezier you are, the better it’s goning to feel and the better you’re going to come across, because Emily [the CET director] knows it’s going to be kind of nerve wracking. But if you come across as really chill about it, she knows that you’re going to be like that on stage, which is what she’s looking for.”](https://chscommunicator.com/wp-content/uploads/2024/09/IMG_7205-1200x900.jpg)
![During a CET rehearsal of the number “A Call to Pierre,” various members in the ensemble, including Maggie Williams, hold up titan tubes. Various people in the ensemble held titan tubes during some numbers in the show, and did basic choreography with them, using the lighting for emphasis. “[Having titan tubes] is a super cool addition to the show,” Williams said.](https://chscommunicator.com/wp-content/uploads/2024/04/67FXGPwwRSi7VlvWUvKuzOOZ2VN2lueTvbEBAWRQ-1200x963.jpg)
