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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. [...]
Oct
26
2011
Halloween Traditions
As the bright October leaves begin to fall, CHS students start to think about Halloween — the day of the year when it is acceptable to ring strangers’ doorbells and devour bags full of candy. While some students celebrate Halloween in a different way every year, others have formed traditions with family or friends that [...]
Oct
25
2011
6th Grade camp counselors
At around noon on Monday, Oct. 3, buses filled withsixth graders pulled onto the field at Sherwood Forest. Kids flocked around the windows inside the bus, watching the groups of two or three cheering them on. Among these groups, they knew, were their counselors. This is the scene when thesixth grade class of Wydown arrived [...]
Oct
24
2011
Idea Bounce – The Idea Sharing Program
A majority of high school students are filled with imagination and have a knack for developing creative ideas. However, the process of implementing that idea can be challenging, unless you have some sort of program that guides you through that process. Enter Idea Bounce. Idea Bounce is a Washington University based program that was started [...]
Oct
19
2011
WATCH: CHS Fall Pep Rally
Highlights of the CHS Pep Rally on Sept. 23 in Stuber Gym. Edited by Sam Horn.
Oct
5
2011
Heroin Rising
Cheaper, purer, and more available than ever before, heroin is moving on from the cities. Now, with St. Louis County under siege, officials are taking action. The statistics don’t lie: heroin use is on the rise, a fact that is putting the denizens of St. Louis County on edge. Mirroring national trends, heroin usage has [...]
Aug
24
2011
Rights under review
Last fall a student push for the inclusion of sexual orientation in Clayton School District’s employee non-discrimination policy began. Now, a year later, change is on the horizon.
While the construction of the new wing of CHS is drawing to a close at the end of this summer, CHS students will be exploring the theme of construction in the third annual Summer Reading Challenge. Both the English Department and a small organizing committee put the Summer Reading Challenge into action. The committee consists [...]
May
24
2011
Marriages fall out of fashion
In 1960, 72 percent of adults in the U.S. were married. Three years ago, 52 percent were married. Why has such a central institution in our society declined so dramatically over what can be viewed as only a couple of generations? How has the modern family changed so much over time? According to the findings [...]
Kaldi’s Coffee does not seem to be strikingly different than Starbucks. But closer examination reveals a unique, comfortable, and feel that could be an explanation for Kaldi’s Coffee’s growing popularity. The venue is reminiscent of a modern castle: Kaldi’s Coffee on DeMun Avenue has warm, fragrant, rooms decorated in purple, red, and yellow. The walls [...]
