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Learn and Forget: Remember What You Learn

Victoria Fan, Page Editor • May 23, 2022

Not that I do not want to moonwalk with Einstein, the reason that I picked up the book Moonwalking with Einstein was the subtitle: “The Art and Science of Remembering Everything.” In the next few weeks,...

Personal Choice or Political Statement?

Avie Mallon, Reporter • May 20, 2022

On the morning of April 4th students walked into school nervously, masks stuffed in their back pockets. As CHS makes the transition to mask-optional, students and teachers alike were relieved to see...

Permanent daylight savings

Caitlin Kuhlmann, Reporter • May 9, 2022

“I am in my little Midwestern mouse hole, I hate having to deal with the week and a half of being tired after daylight savings, maybe there's something a little more to it,” said Meyers.

The New York Colossus

Caleb Park, Reporter • April 25, 2022

According to an analysis by the Columbia Journalism Review, The New York Times has more digital subscribers than The Dallas Morning News — in Dallas. The New York Times also has more digital subscribers...

Stereotype Threat: A Psychological Situation

Zoe Daniels-Sankey, Reporter • April 7, 2022

While driving in downtown St. Louis, my dad and I were pulled over by law enforcement. We were dropping off mail and waited at a stop light to make a left hand turn. We make the turn and then immediately...

Millennials and the Age Gap

Sidra Major, Reporter • April 6, 2022

Millennials trail furthest behind in terms of having spouses and children. The desire to marry early and start a big family is on the decline, which projects grave consequences for future generations. "That's...

A Social Paradox

JiaLi Deck, Reporter • April 5, 2022

I’ve been looking forward to this since the first day I had to wear a mask. I missed sitting in the quad breathing in the fresh morning air. I missed watching people sing. I missed snacking on a granola...

Clayton’s New COVID Policies

Victoria Fan, Reporter • March 31, 2022

Beginning Monday, April 4, 2022, the Clayton School District will lift its mask mandate and enact the mask-recommended policy. Masking, particularly in schools, remains an issue of much confusion due...

Politics and the Olympics

Caitlin Kuhlmann, Reporter • March 15, 2022

Many past Olympics had displays against racial inequality. One of the more notable times was at the 1968 Olympics, where two African-American runners raised their fists in a symbolic moment. Afterward,...

K-pop: the Popular Culture on the Rise

Victoria Fan, Reporter • March 15, 2022

September 9th, 2021, 11:00 pm central time, Lisa released her first-ever solo, Lalisa. In 24 hours, the music video reached 73.6 million views on YouTube, breaking a record set by Taylor Swift. As a member...

Could We Reclaim The “Green and Blue” That Was Lost?

Charlie Miller, Page Editor • March 15, 2022

The planet of Earth is known for its two main colors: green and blue. Green landscapes and blue bodies of water will only have greatness if there’s nothing that will demolish their purpose. They serve...

Advertising Insecurities

Chloe Lin • February 25, 2022

There are many positives to the internet. People are about to connect with others, as well as learn new things. The internet often acts as a source of relief for many teens and young adults. In a world...