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An illustration of a therapy session on a Clayton graduation cap.

Do Students Need a Shrink?

JiaLi Deck, Sidra Major and Kipp Vitsky February 21, 2024

          Ninety percent of Americans feel that we are currently in a mental health crisis, according to the Pew Research Center. In a time when it seems we...

When envisioning love, the typical image often revolves around romantic relationships. However, this year’s compilation of diverse love stories highlights the richness and variety of love across cultures, celebrating its similarities and differences.

All You Need is Love

How love is expressed in different cultures around the world
Charlie Meyers and Bethany Lai February 6, 2024

A collection of objects chosen by the essayists which represent an aspect of their identity or the content of their essay

A Collection for Conversation

An anthology of essays from the Clayton community on the Middle East conflict
JiaLi Deck, Editor-in-Chief February 1, 2024

Sophomore Wenxu Yin competes in the 100 breaststroke during a home meet against Lindbergh High School on Sept. 7. The competition concluded with both the Greyhounds and the Flyers scoring 88 points, resulting in a tied final score.

Wenxu Makes Waves

From summer league to State, Wenxu is a rising star in the swimming world
Bethany Lai, Editor-in-Chief December 11, 2023

Picture a young boy, barely six, plunging into the pool for the first time in a summer league. Fast forward to the present, and that same boy, now sophomore Wenxu Yin, is making waves in the swimming scene...

Derek Crisp (left) plays with Jazz mentor and SLUMS bandmate at the Duck Room at Blueberry Hill in the Delmar loop in STL. He played in front of more than 350 people that night, bringing the community together with great jazz, talented musicians and a communal atmosphere.

Underground Talent

How junior Derek Crisp tuned into his musical abilities, and left a mark on the community
Charlie Meyers, Editor-in-Chief December 7, 2023

Junior Derek Crisp would have never guessed that getting his ears pierced at Iron Age Studio in 2020 would have led to him playing his guitar in front of a roaring crowd of 400 people less than two years...

A toddler plays in the outdoor water table. The new space allows lots of opportunity for children to explore, especially when the weather is nice.

CHS’ Youngest Learners

Caregivers and young students learn and play together in the Family Center’s Stay, Play, and Learn program.
Alex Cohen, Editor-in-Chief November 17, 2023

The sound of giggles, conversation and the occasional tumble fill the air. Finger paintings and craft projects are proudly displayed on the walls. Toddlers and caregivers are everywhere: playing, interacting...

A completed garden: members pose in front of the finished product.

Sowing Seeds of Passion

The Gardening Club digs up success
Caitlin Kuhlmann, Reporter November 15, 2023

Creative, entertaining, witty, eye-catching. The colors pop out, and the creative images maintain your attention. Their mysterious aura keeps you longing for more. If you have ever walked the school's...

Mural outside of Craft Alliance

Makers Unleashed

The Delmar Maker District allows artists of all backgrounds to unite and create
Madeline Jeans, A&E Editor November 15, 2023

The area between Union and Kings highway, which used to be a rundown, struggling community, has transformed into an arts district that breeds innovation and encourages the pushing of boundaries. “History...

Do We Trust Students?

Do We Trust Students?

Charlie Meyers, Alex Cohen and Kipp Vitsky November 14, 2023

Intro Homeschooling is the fastest-growing form of education in the United States. Citing statistics from thousands of school districts, The Washington Post reported that the number of families educating...

Crowds at the Washington Ave. Stage

Music at the Intersection

Rachel Chung, Feature Section Editor November 14, 2023

This past September 9-10th, more than 50 musicians performed at Music at the Intersection. Brought together by the Kranzberg Arts Council, in partnership with the River Arts Council and the Steward Family...

Cross Country Girls at Dog Shelter

On the Right Track

XC Girls Give Back to Four-Legged Friends
Mira Stahlheber, Business Manager November 14, 2023

Members from the Clayton girls Cross Country team took a break from training on October 21 to give back to their community by volunteering at CARE STL, a local dog shelter. Regular volunteers work to take...

The Milwaukee Brewers' Blake Perkins, middle, rounds the bases after hitting a solo home run against St. Louis Cardinals pitcher Miles Mikolas, right, in the third inning at Busch Stadium on Thursday, Sept. 21, 2023, in St. Louis.

再见 to Chinatown

St. Louis' resilience amidst the gentrification storm
Bethany Lai and Yehia Said November 14, 2023
Unveil the Forgotten Legacy of St. Louis' Chinatown: A Tale of Grit, Culture, and the Battle Against Gentrification.
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