Presenting a discussion open to the student body on March 26, four members of the speech and debate team tackled the issue of civil disobedience, focusing on the events in Ferguson.
“Each team spoke...
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Stemming from embezzlement and false checks dating back to at least 2007, music parent association member Rice Jacobs was arrested for felony theft for stealing at least $121,000 from the music department.
“It’s...
After years of failing to gain enough interest, Linda Trecker’s Pathways to Teaching class is finally in session, but not for long.
“I actually signed up for the class all four years...
Following the path of several schools in Columbia, MO, Parkway School district will be teaming up with Kelly Sports Properties (KSP) in an attempt to help extracurricular activity funds.
“It’s a...
After the verdict deciding not to indict officer Darren Wilson, students aiming to voice their opinions took to social media to tell their followers how they felt.
“Twitter helped me voice my...
More than 5,000 items were donated to the Veterans Affairs medical center at Jefferson Barracks through Project Patriot, a program run by sophomore Myra Dotzel. Dotzel has a deep connection connection...
Implementing the new Healthy, Hunger-Free Kids Act that was put into place July 1 of this year, the vending machines have been eradicated of junk food and lunches have been reconstructed.
While...
More than 365 students with special needs competed in the 26th annual Special Olympics on Oct. 22.
“I thought Special Olympics was amazing this year,” Student Council sponsor Sarah Lueken said....
Choosing where he will play football in college for the next four or five years, Michael Slater made his choice to attend the University of Iowa over other Division I programs that were pursuing him...
