COMMENTARY

Permanent daylight savings
Do we really need to wake up in darkness?
Caitlin Kuhlmann, Reporter
• May 9, 2022

The New York Colossus
The New York Times has gained dominance in the news market, as local papers lose ground.
Caleb Park, News Editor
• April 25, 2022

Stereotype Threat: A Psychological Situation
Zoe Daniels-Sankey, Opinion Section Editor
• April 7, 2022
Millennials and the Age Gap
Sidra Major, Digital Editor-in-Chief
• April 6, 2022
Clayton’s New COVID Policies
Victoria Fan, Reporter
• March 31, 2022

Politics and the Olympics
How do politics affect our view of the Olympics and vice versa?
Caitlin Kuhlmann, Reporter
• March 15, 2022

K-pop: the Popular Culture on the Rise
Victoria Fan, Reporter
• March 15, 2022

Could We Reclaim The “Green and Blue” That Was Lost?
How can America help the world change the environment that all species live in?
Charlie Miller, Page Editor
• March 15, 2022
Advertising Insecurities
Chloe Lin, Puzzle Master
• February 25, 2022

The Effects of an Abortion Ban
Chloe Lin, Puzzle Master
• February 25, 2022

A Great Rise in Racial Disparity of Home Ownership in St.Louis
Why are we facing a grand economic wealth gap between races?
Charlie Miller, Page Editor
• February 24, 2022

EARN IT Bill Threatens Free Speech Online
As Lindsey Graham prepares to lead yet another attack on the livelihoods of sex workers, who will be caught in the crossfire?
Ezri Perrin, Reporter
• February 16, 2022
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![“[The] biggest obstacle right now is getting up early. I'm still getting back into the school mode, and usually I'm the type of person who wakes up a minute before my alarm. But right now, that is definitely not happening.” -Anna Hormberg, History teacher](https://www.chsglobe.com/wp-content/uploads/2025/09/image3-2-1200x900.jpg)

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![“I love working with students, that's why I decided on being a high school teacher. I was going to go the University route, but it's a different feel[ing]. Working with students is what makes it fun, keeps it alive, keeps me, trying to connect with students about my passion with ancient Rome and Greece and how they overlap, and how the stuff we do in class impacts their lives. That's kind of the goal I have, is having them see themselves, students in this larger scope of history from 2000 years ago, and how you're part of that now. ”
- Matthew Crutchfield, CHS Latin teacher](https://www.chsglobe.com/wp-content/uploads/2025/09/image2-3-e1757531718144-1200x872.jpg)
!["It's really hard to make friends in Clayton high school if you're a newcomer. Everybody already knows each other, and they have established friendships for many years. My goal is always to make my space a safe one for them to take risks, [and] relax." Nancy Gamble, English Language Specialist](https://www.chsglobe.com/wp-content/uploads/2025/09/image1-e1757625469759-1200x843.png)
