My family and I are all conservative Jews and musical theater lovers. I grew up with the soundtrack of “Fiddler on the Roof” playing in the car and lines from the script woven throughout my conversations....
Junior Chase Lehmann spends his time hitting the books, like most students his age -- but his sights are set higher because he is learning how to fly a plane.
“You have to study the airspace, you have...
For a lot of the world’s history, literacy was for the elite minority. Until just a few hundred years ago, reading was a foreign concept to much of the population.
But that has changed, for reasons...
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Political analysis and argument are no longer limited to the...
Did you know that:
- The Republican party proposes that mental health reform is the way to go to prevent shootings?
- All US military combat positions have just been opened to women, whereas previously...
Counselors that went along to sixth grade camp this year enjoyed a new experience in leadership and responsibility as they worked with groups of young students at Camp Lakewood.
“Sixth grade camp was...
Whoosh, whoosh. For some, this sound might be made by a pen spinning aimlessly back and forth while trying to figure out a hard math problem. But for sophomore Amy Morgan, it is the determined noise...
There’s a new piece of tech coming out. Okay, in our digital world, it seems like there’s a new digital doodad every other week. But this one… It’s amazing. Bordering on magical. Everyone should...
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...
