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With the election drawing closer, those who registered, like pictured senior Kacey Van Amber, need to think about who they're voting for. In order to do that, they need to do understand what they're voting for.
What’s on the Missouri Ballot?
Kessa Adee, Feature Editor • October 17, 2024
Sports betting will not be legal for minors to participate in, and companies will be fined for advertising to minors.
School Funding at What Cost?
Reagan Smith, Reporter • October 16, 2024
A creative spooky trunk designed for a past years annual trunk or treat!
Fall Festivities
Annemarie Wilhite, Copy Editor • October 16, 2024
Journalism teacher, Leslie Orman's daily outfit goes to show teachers can still express themselves in a fun and creative way with these dress code rules.
What you need to know- The new teacher dress code
Kendall Moore, Reporter • October 16, 2024
Feature
Many students uniquely express their thoughts and interests through tattoos representing their individual personalities. By walking through the halls, you can see all of the creative ink they have displayed.
Tatted Up
Kessa Adee, Feature Editor • October 17, 2024
While Halloween has been very westernized and is only really celebrated largely in Europe and the U.S., it's important to learn about how our spooky traditions might emerge in other parts of the world. (Photo by Brightline Translation Services, Pioneer Works, Wikimedia Commons)
Halloween Around the World
Erin Hardy, Social Commissioner • October 17, 2024
Seniors are preparing to move on to the next chapter of their life, and for many that means moving out.
Safe Apartments After Graduation
Reagan Smith, Reporter • October 16, 2024
It's never too late to learn new study methods and implement them into your routine.
Study Methods That Work
Caroline Trotman, Reporter • October 16, 2024
Opinion
Death doesn't equal justice. In some cases citizens are wrongfully accused and murdered in the process.
State Sanctioned Murder
Brooklyn Collins, News Editor and Beats Coordinator • October 16, 2024
Building a pool on campus and moving away from the Foster Natatorium is something that our school should consider.
The Overlooked Necessity
Bryce Ruder, Sports Editor • October 16, 2024
The leading candidates for our upcoming presidential election have had just one debate so far, in comparison to the usual three debates typically seen in most elections.
Require the Debate
Annemarie Wilhite, Copy Editor • October 16, 2024
There are three Starbucks within a one mile radius of our school, this allows students to quickly get a caffeinated drink before school.
What Your Starbucks Order Says About Your Personality
Caroline Trotman, Reporter • October 16, 2024
Sports
Sports talk can confuse many people who aren't into athletics. If you're one of those people, this can help you understand the language used by many in student sections.
Fall Sports for Dummies
Kessa Adee, Feature Editor • October 17, 2024
After lots of work, Crawford was finally able to make her dream come true.
Top of the Skate Floor
Brooklyn Collins, News Editor and Beats Coordinator • October 16, 2024
Every swim meet will have tight and fast races to keep you on the edge of your seat. Photo courtesy of Bryce Ruder.
A Spectator’s Guide to Swim Meets
Caroline Trotman, Reporter • October 16, 2024
There are eight fall sports at our school: football, volleyball, girls tennis, girls golf, softball, cross country, boys swim, and boys soccer.
Locking in and Clocking Out
Madeline Swenson, Reporter • October 16, 2024
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