Arcade on the Go
Craig Eddy, Podcast Editor
January 22, 2020
When I heard about a new subscription service being added to the Apple App Store, I was initially very skeptical. As someone who has a general distaste for subscribing to a continuously paid program, this market ploy wasn’t very appealing. Creating something interesting or appealing then locking it be...
“Tragical Romance and All”
Faith Beckmann, Staff Reporter
January 10, 2020
January 3, 2020: I woke up to the alarm I set for myself blaring “Ahead By A Century” by The Tragically Hip. At first I wanted to go back to sleep, as usual when I am forced awake, but then I remembered something. Today was the day I had been looking forward to for months, “Anne With An E” se...
Frozen Fanfare
Faith Jacoby, Staff Reporter
December 6, 2019
This movie has been anticipated for six years by people (arguably) of every age group. I remember seeing Frozen in the theater with my grandma and two little cousins when I was ten years old, and I loved it. Now that I am sixteen and got to see Queen Elsa in the theater once again, I was overjoyed. Ac...
Fishing for Memories
Sam Chen, Staff Reporter
November 21, 2019
“This one okay?” “Yes, that one.” The sounds of people buying fish fill my ears as I enter the fish market. The lights flicker, illuminating a row of fish and seafood tanks, and the dead fish on display. The labels, laminated and water-stained paper, read both in Chinese and badly-translated...
Renaissance Cupcakes: A Review
Essy Ingram, Staff Reporter
November 15, 2019
Caramel-coated light danced across the linoleum flooring, highlighting the dried up flakes of egg white, residue from the egg that got away. Just five minutes into gathering our raw ingredients, disaster ensues. The fallen embryo served as almost an omen of what our evening had in store for us. The we...
If I Did a Review on Marching Season Then…
Ruthann Kimbrel, Staff Reporter
November 11, 2019
The cold fall air stung our eyes as the sequins on our costumes scraped at our right arms. Our skirts twirled around our legs while the purple and pink gradient flag’s silk showed off its colours in the air and rifle straps snap on landing, allowing us to perform like no other. This past band season...
Lacroix: Repulsive or Revolutionary?
Avery Olson, Staff Reporter
October 23, 2019
In all my experience with odd fascinations, I have never seen a more heated fixation than the faces in a room when they hear the sound of a can opening, then realizing it’s a Lacroix. I have also yet to meet someone who has a gray area opinion of Lacroix, only extreme love and hatred for the beverag...
A Night Full of Fright
Ty Nedungadi, Staff Reporter
October 22, 2019
October, to us, is most associated with fears and horrors. This month is the perfect time to watch scary movies, wear costumes, eat orange colored food, and binge on candy. For me personally, I love the atmosphere of the month and enjoy the horror that comes. Though, I didn’t fill my enthusiasm com...
In the Moment With John Mayer
Anna Carroll, Staff Reporter
September 25, 2019
The veins on his hand rippled like the ceaseless crash of an ocean’s tide: mesmerizing. In the dim lighting, all eyes fix on the jumbo screen, entranced by the sole image of his fist caressing the gleaming neck of a guitar. The illumination pierced through the dark stadium, it cut through the pregnant ant...
Tell me you love me tour
Juliet Fuhrmann, Move Editor
March 21, 2018
What started as a road trip to Chicago to see Demi Lovato live, turned out to be the greatest weekend I have had in a very long time. I will always and forever love alternative music, but I have loved Demi Lovato since I was a little girl and I saw “Camp Rock” for the first time. She started to...
A stranger Stranger Things
Gillian Pendel, Staff Reporter
December 15, 2017
Following the recents news of Stranger Things being renewed for a third season, it’s time we just come out and say it: Stranger Things 2 was not that good. Content-wise, that is. Cinematically, it was ahead of its time, but it’s time we finally just admit it: everything else was mediocre, at best. Fro...
Downtown cathedral stands out and pulls visitors in
Caroline Schroeder, Staff Reporter
December 12, 2017
Mrs. Mccune guided her three AP Art History classes to the bus awaiting our arrival to take us to the Cathedral Basilica in downtown St. Louis. After forty minutes of driving toward the city, the bus pulled up to the grey church: more majestic than the average church, and much more extravagant than ...
Craig Eddy, Podcast Editor
January 10, 2020
Normally, the average drink choice is soda or even water, but no one can expect some of the more outlandish choices. Some people just have their own favorites!
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Staff Reporter
Sarah Percy is a sophomore currently on the newspaper staff. It is her first year participating in a publications course. In her free time, she enjoys playing golf, soccer, swimming, shopping, and spending...