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In honor of Veteran’s Day, November 11, The Globe profiles SRO John Zlatic. Zlatic joined the military in 1993 and served as a linguist in the Special Forces, traveling throughout the Middle East. After leaving the military, he spent eight years as a detective in the Clayton Police Department before transferring to the high school. [...]
Sep
17
2011
WATCH: Moving the Globe
Construction workers used a heavy-duty crane to move the iconic, 11-ton Globe statue to the new Centennial Plaza pedestal on Saturday.
Despite the cool, rainy weather, the stands at Gay Field were filled with elementary school students on Friday. The children were cheering on the Hounds as part of Elementary School Night at the football game. The event, the first of its kind, was organized by a newly founded group called the Greyhound Pride Parent [...]
Aug
25
2011
Man on a mission: Jake Lee
The Globe talks to Senior Jake Lee about his unique summer experiences. He went on mission trips to Puerto Rico and Haiti – a five week experience.
Aug
24
2011
Yet again, Clayton doesn’t meet state benchmarks
Recently published data from the Missouri Department of Elementary and Secondary Education reveal that Clayton School District has failed to meet Adequate Yearly Progress (AYP) for the fourth straight year.
Aug
24
2011
Wardrobe malfunction
Wardrobe classes are not being offered at CHS for the second year in a row, and it is quite possible that the class will be permanently discontinued – despite what appeared to be heightened student interest in fashion in recent years.
Aug
24
2011
Editor’s Letter: Welcome to a global revolution
August is always a time of change, an annual period of transition, but this year seems special. There are so many pieces missing. Gay Field seemed somehow lacking last week as the football team practiced without former coach Sam Horrell, and the journalism office feels perpetually empty without adviser Nancy Freeman. The familiar face of [...]
As some students spent their spring break relaxing on beaches and skiing down glistening slopes, juniors Paul Lisker and Fergus Inder woke up at 6:30 every day to help the helpless and treat the sick in the small Honduran town of Catacamas.
