A New Library Soon Too Come
Sam Smith, Reporter
December 3, 2019
On any given day, the library is packed full of visitors. Either paying chess soliciting or studying for an upcoming exam. Currently when you sit down the hard wooden desks. Your back screams in pain searching for relief. And you try to do work but cramped desks restrict you from doing so. As you push ...
Clayton Conversations
November 1, 2019
“Not just at Clayton High School, but in the country, we have lost the ability to have respectful discourse, and intelligent dialogue around important topics,” said CHS principal Dan Gutchewsky. He believes that students only gain this skill through practice, but whether it is because classes don’t h...
Babes & Boos
Abby Hoelscher, Reporter
October 31, 2019
What do you know about Halloween? “It’s all about candy and uh, costumes. There’s a song I know, like spooky scary skeletons la la la la la… yeah that’s all I know.” -James “Trick-or-treating? Hmm… going to another house to trick-or-treat. We ring the doorbell. A light is only whe...
St. Louis Participates in Global Climate March
September 21, 2019
In an act of youth-organized resistance that took place all over the world on September 20, strikers left their schools, homes and workplaces to join in making their demands for climate justice heard. More than 300,000 protested in Australia, in what organizers estimate is the largest climate action...
House Bill May Hijack School Schedule
Owen Auston-Babcock and Emma Baum
September 19, 2019
Students in Missouri may have up to two extra weeks of summer break next year. A bill known as House Bill 161 has passed in the Missouri House of Representatives. If signed into law, HB 161 “[removes] the option that school districts may set an opening date more than 14 calendar days prior to t...
Clayton’s Fresh Faculty
September 9, 2019
The Globe welcomes the new faculty at Clayton High School with a story about their teaching career, plans for the future, and more! Click on a teacher's profile below to learn more.
CHS Field Hockey Improves Record to 3-0
Abby Sucher and Ella Cuneo
September 5, 2019
Tensions are high at Gay Field as the field hockey captain, junior Ingrid Stahl, steps up to the stroke line. With barely eight minutes left in the final half and apprehension high, the score was tied. The Hounds have earned a penalty stroke, a free shot in which just one player shoots on the goalie...
St. Louis Lands Soccer Team
Cece Cohen, Reporter
August 22, 2019
Major League Soccer Commissioner Don Garber announced today that St. Louis has been awarded an MLS team. Garber made the announcement at the Palladium St. Louis and was joined by members of the ownership group and St. Louis Mayor Lyda Krewson. “It is with great pride that we welcome St. Louis to...
MLS to STL
Cece Cohen, Reporter
August 15, 2019
It appears as though Major League Soccer plans to announce next week that St. Louis has been awarded an MLS expansion team. The St. Louis ownership group and MLS have not yet made a public announcement, but several media outlets are reporting that the decision has been made and that a formal event h...
A Voice for Choice
Shane LaGesse and Eliot Blackmoore
May 26, 2019
Of the 3,903 abortions performed in Missouri over the course of 2017, only 1,673 occurred before nine weeks of pregnancy. Signed on Friday, House Bill 126 bans all abortions after 8 weeks. Hailed by wealthy GOP donor, David Humphreys as “bad public policy,” the signing of bill 126 puts Missouri on...
Blues move on to the Stanley Cup Finals After Winning the Western Conference Finals
Cece Cohen, Reporter
May 21, 2019
The St. Louis Blues beat the San Jose Sharks in game six of the Western Conference Finals, bringing the Blues to the Stanley Cup Finals for the first time in 49 years. The Blues lost game one of the series 6-3. The Blues were able to tie the series in game two. The Sharks regained their lead in game...
Hydroponic Farming
Sasha Keller, Reporter
May 14, 2019
Hydroponic farming is a small part of hydroculture, which consists of growing plants without soil, using only mineral nutrient solutions in a water solvent and special growing medium such as coconut coir, perlite, or gravel. Hydroponic farming provides a more sustainable environment for growing. With g...
Michael Melinger, Chief Multimedia Editor
April 18, 2019
(Want to get this briefing by email? Sign up here: https://tinyurl.com/y3lwfrgv) Good morning, In the inaugural Globe newsletter, we are covering the landslide board...
