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Oct
24
2011
Medical Club: Eye-opener to New Career Paths
This year, senior Anya Anohkin has founded the new medical club, which specializes in the study of the medical field. The club has been sponsored by Biomed teacher Mrs. Jacus and allows students to find doctors to shadow and learn more about anything relative to medicine. The few selective students who are positive that they [...]
Oct
19
2011
The Revival of Psychology Club
For those interested in understanding the human mind and actions, psychology club has been recently created. Though the club existed several years ago, after the club president graduated, psychology club ceased to exist. However, Mr. Aiello and senior Isabella Jacobs has revived the club for interested students. For years, some students have expressed a desire [...]
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, [...]
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.
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 [...]
Continuing the barbershop tradition from the 1930s, Pamela Saputo replaced the classic barbershop on Wydown with her own shop, Pam’s Barber Styling. However, what happened to the previous owner of the ancient barbershop? The previous barbershop, known as John’s of Clayton, is considered to be an antique building of Clayton and the sudden closing of [...]
Aug
17
2010
India Palace delivers good food, new tastes
Though most people have experienced the countless number of oriental restaurants, a rare delicacy people often overlook in St. Louis is Indian food. Although people are unfamiliar with the different kinds of spices, India Palace is sure to make Indian food a new favorite. I had first heard of India Palace from some family friends. [...]
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
Heavy backpacks threaten student backs
by Jake Lee Nearly every high school student knows backpacks are the most efficient way to carry school supplies. For ages, textbooks, pencils, binders, and paper have been crammed into a bag pack to be carried around to prevent holding everything by hand. Along with the unchanging backpacks, school supplies have also not changed, and [...]
