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Marci Pieper

Marci Pieper

Isabella Bamnolker, Page Editor May 20, 2022

“I’m probably the only teacher who has been hired three times and retired two times at Clayton,” said Pieper.  Pieper was involved in journalism from an early age. Starting in high school, she...

Julie Geissler

Julie Geissler

Kirby Miller and Charlie Miller May 19, 2022

Julie Geissler spent 18 years at Clayton as the Speech-Language pathologist.  She worked three different jobs before deciding to go to graduate school after earning her bachelor’s degree in psychology,...

February 2013: Los Angeles - CBP officers seized 1,500 high-fashion leather handbags bearing counterfeit “Hermès” listed trademark. If genuine, the seized handbags had an estimated manufacturer’s suggested retail price of $14,100,000.

The Rise of Counterfeit Goods

Ivy Slen, Senior Managing Editor May 11, 2022

It's hard to walk down the street of any major city, scroll through TikTok, or pin on Pinterest without noticing the presence of designer logomania bags. Once you spot that “it” girl or celebrity...

Wilder May as Percy Jackson (Left), Willa Stine as Annabeth Chase (Center) and Tanner Sharon as Grover Underwood (Right).

Clayton High School’s Student Run Musical: The Lightning Thief

Lily Kleinhenz, Chief Digital Editor April 29, 2022

Clayton High School's theatre students put on their annual Student Run Musical. Premiering on April 21st 2022, and running through April 23d, all four shows sold out. The Musical: The Lightning Thief,...

New school board member Christine Win.

Christine Win

Sofia Mutis, Page Editor April 25, 2022

Christine Win, a newly elected Clayton School District Board Member, has a passion for mental health education and advocacy. “When I was an undergrad at WashU, there was still a lot of stigma around...

Photo wall at the City Foundry

Finding the Foundry

Charlie Meyers, Senior Managing Editor April 21, 2022

The first steps leading into the City Foundry are filled with excitement and anticipation. As the delicious smells of the more than 18 local restaurants in the Food Hall fill your nose, the numerous tables...

Image captured by U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development Office of Policy Development and Research during the collapse of Pruitt-Igoe

Pruitt-Igoe at 50

Alex Slen and Ivy Reed April 12, 2022

At the corner of Jefferson Ave. and Cass Ave., you’ll find an empty field littered with debris. On a sunny afternoon in March, the gray outlines of downtown buildings can be seen lining the edges of...

Clayton students cheer on the football team during the homecoming game.

Changing the Policy

Alex Cohen, Isabel Erdmann, and Kaia Mills-Lee April 7, 2022

Participation Policy Of all the public schools in the St. Louis area, Clayton is the only one with a no-cut policy in athletics. Implemented nearly 40 years ago, CHS’s no-cut policy was intended to...

28 student journalists visited the University of Missouri Wednesday March 30 for the MIPA-MJEA Scholastic Journalism Day

Globe Wins 18 Awards at State Convention

Owen Auston-Babcock, Senior Managing Editor March 30, 2022

COLUMBIA, Mo. — 28 student journalists at Clayton High School attended this year’s Scholastic Journalism Day at the University of Missouri–Columbia Wednesday, March 30, 2022. The group, accompanied...

Kyrychenko and his family(left) with his aunt, cousin, and family friends (right) in Ukraine. His family friends have now fled to Germany.

A New Normal for Ukrainians

Ruby Nadin and Seraphina Corbo March 29, 2022

Alevtina Guseva wakes up and reaches for her phone, heart pounding. She scrolls through Facebook posts and messages from her friends and family in Ukraine, looking for anything that might confirm that...

A train departs the Clayton MetroLink station.

Public Transportation in St. Louis

Ivy Reed, Editor-in-Chief March 28, 2022

Every day, Taulby Roach takes the Metro blue line home from work. To other Metro riders, he is any other commuter; few know that he’s coming home from a day of running the public transit system. Roach...

Image by Isabelle Cross

Pandemic Pets

Victoria Fan, Reporter March 15, 2022

Holland Lop Rabbit Driving several hours to a rabbitry in Kentucky, the Cross family welcomed Pimi, a holland lop rabbit, into their home. This little lad has a notable pair of ears, drooping down on...

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