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Tag Archives: Final Draft
Oct
15
2011
CHS New Wing Gets Positive Reactions
Though construction in CHS has been going on for the past few months, Clayton students and staff members are finally able to experience the new wing. The new wing has been a huge upgrade to CHS from the recently constructed classrooms and departments for various classes. These classrooms include the new language offices, science classrooms, [...]
May
12
2011
Haley Wartman: Athlete of the Month
Hard working and passionate are two words that encompass lacrosse varsity player Haley Wartman. Wartman is expected to have an outstanding season as both an individual player and one of the leaders for the lacrosse team. “Haley is a natural born lacrosse player,” teammate Jasmine Respess said. “She has a lot of talent and is [...]
May
11
2011
Testing: Too Much?
It’s that time of year again for students: testing. The bountiful amount of tests that appear throughout the end of april and may make students realize whether they have mastered a course’s material. Though the AP tests, End of Course exams, finals, and ACT may help students reflect their gained knowledge over the year, are [...]
May
4
2010
Colleges: A sophomore perspective
“Why do I have to be prepared for college?” sophomore Adam Ferguson said. “I’m only a sophomore in high school.” Like Ferguson, many other sophomores believe that college is far away. However, the college fair at the Center of Clayton, which invited students from Ladue, MICDS, and John Burroughs to learn more about 126 different [...]
Mar
29
2010
Video Games Do Not Cause Violence
Jake Lee Cause of death: murdered by a person influenced from violent video games. Already this idea sounds exaggerated. However, it is possible according to article writer Grace Shin. How can video games be the sole cause to make people more violent and aggressive? Shin’s sole support is the assault on Columbine High School in [...]
Mar
17
2010
Watching winter Olympics incites awe, motivation
The Olympics, an event that was the zenith of conversation a couple weeks ago, has been pushed into the distant past. No one really cares that Lysacek made history by winning men’s skating gold, or that Kemkers’ coaching mistake cost Switzerland a gold. In fact, I don’t even care. No, when I think about the [...]
