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Kelley Weber sits on a couch in her cozy office down the hall from the black box and the theater.

Curtains Close on a 25-Year Career

Kelley Weber's influence on generations of theater artists
Dwight Erdmann, Content and Design Editor-in-Chief May 24, 2024

At 17, Kelley Weber began volunteering at schools in Bay Ridge, Brooklyn, teaching theater and helping students tell their stories. She has been teaching in one form or another since, eventually finding...

Schulz and her daughter gather signatures on a beautiful day outside their house. They collected about 100 signatures. Photo courtesy of Schulz.

The Frontlines of Advocating for Reproductive Rights

Inside the lives of abortion law petition workers in Missouri
Mira Stahlheber, Business Manager May 21, 2024

Behind every battle women face for their reproductive rights, there is a team of people fighting for and with them. An often overlooked role in this fight for abortion rights is petition workers. The main...

The Globe is spotlighting five local woman-owned businesses that display determination in adversity, offer unique perspectives to their enterprises and collaborate with fellow woman-owned businesses to uplift one another. From creative startups to longstanding businesses, these women shape our community and inspire feature generations of women entrepreneurs through their passion, creativity and drive.

Empowering Entrepreneurs

Shining a Spotlight on Local Woman-Owned Businesses
Bethany Lai and Sritha Rathikindi May 15, 2024

Catalyst members spend their Catalyst hour volunteering at charities as a part of their curriculum.

Catalyst: Business Brilliance

How future entrepreneurs, interns and educators get their start
Charlie Meyers, Editor-in-Chief May 14, 2024

Special Education teacher Mr. Kuehn waves to students in the hall. "It's easier to connect with students when you have the personal relationship with them," Kuehn said. "If you just talk to them about work and homework and schoolwork, that's not very fun."

Uncovering Passion

Teacher's Late Realization to Special Needs Calling
Adam Watson, Multimedia Editor May 7, 2024

Starting as a pilot, Special Education teacher and volleyball coach Adrian Kuehn dropped his career to take a new route. “I always thought I'd be a PE teacher. But, I first went to college to be a...

After reading through each of the stories, please write down the name of your favorite story in the comments section for a chance to be featured in the Globe. Remember to cast your vote before May 14, when the magazine goes to print.

Ignite Your Pen

Vote for Your Favorite Story in the Middle School Writing Contest. After scrolling through the gallery of stories, please write down the name of your favorite article in the comments section for a chance to be featured in the Globe. Cast your vote before May 13.
Norah Gross, Reporter May 3, 2024

From Classroom to Hive

Family Consumer Science Teacher Lauren Compton Creates a Buzz with “Two Little Bees Stl”
Sritha Rathikindi, People and Culture Editor-in-Chief May 1, 2024

Sally Silvers reflects on time as a reporter for Clamo in the 60s, emphasizing family influence, community respect and the unique challenges and rewards of traditional newspaper production.

From Pencil to Press

Meeting Sally Silvers, Former Clayton High School Reporter
Madeline Jeans, A&E Editor April 11, 2024

As alumnus Sally Silvers flipped through her issues of the Clamo, she reminisced about her time on the newspaper staff.  “I like[d] to write, so it just seemed to be a natural thing. Plus, I had...

A Snoopy illustration stands on the globe statue at CHS' entrance.

Snoopy!

Peanuts' Star Makes a Triumphant Return Winning Hearts Again
Rachel Chung, Feature Section Editor April 10, 2024

He is sitting on the shelves of your local CVS and strutting past your Instagram Reels in a blue puffer coat. He is traveling to space and thinking another witty remark about life. He is the moment. While...

Delmar Divine located on Delmar Boulevard across from rows of old apartment buildings.

Shared Spaces, Shared Vision

The Success Story of Delmar DivINe in St. Louis
Madeline Jeans, A&E Editor April 8, 2024

“Once you cross Delmar — I don’t know, it’s a different world,” Jeanette Jones, a St. Louis mail carrier said in an interview with The Washington Post.  As many St. Louis residents know,...

Elementary art contest entry information.

Memories Illustrated

Elementary students invited to submit favorite school memories in art form
Norah Gross, Reporter March 5, 2024

After scrolling through the 16 images in the gallery, please write down the name of your favorite artwork in the comments section for a chance to be featured in the Globe. Remember to cast your vote before...

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