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Seniors, Marisa Abraham and Dylan Richards, have been at our school for all four years of high school.

Senior Review

Elizabeth Johnson, Reporter September 17, 2025

Finally, after four years in high school, three years in middle school and five years in elementary, our 2026 seniors are graduating. All of  these students are looking forward to a new start and are...

Of all of the restaurants in Wentzville, this is a favorite amongst the faculty and staff.

Fast Food for the Staff

Batul Dalal and Viola Thomsen September 15, 2025

When you were younger did you ever get shocked seeing a teacher at the store and wonder why they are there? Well, teaching is just their job. They have a life, and yes, they do go out to eat. In fact,...

Freshman, T.K. Davdison, has noticed some differences in high school that have made him more responsible.

Freshman First Impressions

Marisa Abraham, Brenden Johnson, and Dylan Richards September 10, 2025

For many freshmen, high school feels bigger, faster and more intimidating than they expected. With crowded hallways, new classes and a much bigger school than they were used to, many freshmen have been...

This sign was put on the window of the front office that shows the prohibition of third party food delivery.

No More Outside Food

Tyler Horn and Colby Hunter September 8, 2025

You’re in your 4th hour class, and your stomach growls of pure hunger, and your mouth craves sweet, hot, delicious fast food. The only thing stopping you, the DoorDash ban.  Due to the recent state...

Brody Pierce ('28), Ben Billeau ('28) and Adam Sizemore ('28) are beginning to get used to the new cell phone rule. "We like to be on our phones before school, but we get off of them as soon as the bell rings," Sizemore said.

Overcoming the Urge To Take It Out of Your Pocket

Sitting in the lunchroom, waiting for your friends to finish eating so you can go into the gym to play basketball, is not the same. It’s tempting to take out the vibration in your pocket, but you know...

Thunderbolts: Movie Review

Thunderbolts: Movie Review

Luke Chipley, Copy Editor May 12, 2025

After what many may call a slog of dull MCU movies and shows, "Thunderbolts*" has become yet another one of the rare diamond-in-the-rough movies that has brought Marvel back into the mainstream, grossing...

Black Country, New Road's new album shows the band in a newer light.

Hope For The Future – Album Review

Luke Chipley, Copy Editor May 5, 2025

As of now, Black Country, New Road has been around since their first singles in 2019, and have gone through quite a bit as a band. This is the first official album the band has released since former lead...

A recent trend online involves AI being used to put a filter of the Studio Ghibli animation style over any possible image uploaded.

The Studio Ghibli AI “Trend,” and the Future of Art

Luke Chipley, Copy Editor April 16, 2025

AI art has had its constant dips into controversy within social media since it started being used. However, as of recent events, many more people have come to terms with its more concerning affects. As...

Boards of Canada are more well known for their albums such as "Music Has the Right to Children" and "Geogaddi."

An Eerie and Out-of-Place Sense of Nostalgia – Album Review

Luke Chipley, Copy Editor March 21, 2025

Boards of Canada are a well acclaimed electronic duo from Edinburgh, United Kingdom, having a unique and particularly eerie sound that gets under the skin of their listeners. Whether it be for their nostalgic...

This is a sequel album to Swans' "White Light From the Mouth of Infinity," released only a year later.

A Darker Turn – Album Review

Luke Chipley, Copy Editor March 16, 2025

"Love of Life" by Swans is their eighth studio album, following their successful mix of gothic rock and folk with "White Light From the Mouth of Infinity." It was released around a year after "White Light,"...

The next time there is a snow day go outside and play in the snow.

Snow Days Affect on Mental Health

Maddy Burgess and Leala Austin February 14, 2025

Waking up to a snow covered ground, finding out there is no school and going back to bed to get those few extra hours of sleep is one of the best feelings for students, teachers and even parents.  Having...

This is the seventh album by post rock band Swans.

Rock and Folk Radiance – An Album Review

Luke Chipley, Copy Editor February 9, 2025

Swans' immeasurably dense discography has made many incredible changes over the years. Starting out with brutal, ugly, and unforgiving noise rock, they would eventually blossom into experimental and gothic...

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