Dear Murmur News, I was able to look at your website over the past few weeks, and as far as high school websites go, it is fairly clean and polished. It is structured well, and makes an effective use...

After cheering on the Sensations for years and talking about being their manager since sophomore year, junior Sydney Wilson has finally landed the job. She was approved as manager on Feb. 8 at the varsity...

Dear HiLite staff, My name is Erin Schroeder. I’m an editor for Central Focus newspaper in Cottleville, Missouri. I just wanted to tell you how impressed I was with your publication--specifically,...

Staff of the Prowler, Hi all! My name is James Pugh and I am a senior editor for Francis Howell Central’s Central Focus, in St. Charles, Missouri. I have checked out your website, and took a quick...

Hi to the staff of The Roar! I came across your website through my advisor, Mr. Matthew Schott. We’re in St. Charles, Missouri, at Francis Howell Central High School. Along with my fellow editors,...

Online Gargoyle Staff, I found myself pondering your website and I thought you all would love to know how impressive I found the site. To start, the timeliness of your website is flawless. Noticing at...

To the El Estoque Staff, When I went to El Estoque I was immediately hit with a wealth of information — but more importantly accessible information. As a fellow web designer I can really appreciate...

Just a short time ago, Newtown's heartbreak had a lot of us asking, "What can we do?" In a time of hopelessness, American journalist Ann Curry took it upon herself to start 26 Acts of Kindness, a nationwide...

In our life we have a lot of firsts that mark major milestones -- first step, first word, first day of school, first time riding a bike...the list can pile up to compose a pretty high stack of endless...

Have you ever felt like you have been hit with a ton of bricks? Not metaphorically or figuratively, or however else you may think, but genuinely and literally felt as if someone has taken a swing at you...

There are tears on my calculus problems from Monday. And no, they are not tears of anger or frustration from inability to figure out an integral or derive an equation. Rather, they are tears of joy. That...