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My Love of Layovers

by Lauren Rando, Staff Writer March 5, 2024

     3 A.M. wake ups, hours-long security lines, waiting to board for what seems like hours, long layovers, so many people around that it’s impossible to even hear you own thoughts; these are...

Screen to Page

Screen to Page

by Annie McShane, Editor-in-Chief February 9, 2024

As many of you loyal readers may remember from last year’s list of rom-com recommendations, I am somewhat of a rom-com connoisseur. But I am more than just a romance movie lover: I am also a romance...

How to Have a Haunted Halloween.

by Cassie Hallier, Staff Writer February 7, 2024

A shiver ran through my body, and I still can’t decide if it was due to the cold temperature or my nerves. I was waiting in line to experience the Kansas City classic, Edge of Hell. Having never been...

Silver and Gold

Silver and Gold

by Cassie Hallier, Staff Writer February 7, 2024

It was Christmas, 2021. Wrapping paper littered the living room, all the presents had been opened, and it was stocking time. As the youngest, I patiently waited for my turn. I was always last. This Christmas...

Kansas City, Here I Come!

Kansas City, Here I Come!

by Stella Baska, Staff Writer February 7, 2024

"I just can't wait to get out of Missouri," one of my friends said as we talked about our futures. I frowned: What is wrong with Missouri?  The ironic thing about this statement was that we were at the...

Sniffing out Snubs

Sniffing out Snubs

by Tierney Flavin, Editor-in-Chief February 7, 2024

On Jan 5, my life was permanently altered by a film that transcended the likes of any movie I had ever seen. And I watch a lot of films. I chose to go with my good friend to see “The Iron Claw” in...

Right on Target

by Ellie McManamy, Social Media Editor January 17, 2024

Being in an all-girls academic setting for the first time can be a stark contrast from the coed grade school environment we spent our early years in. It requires a large amount of adaptability and courage,...

A New Hope for the Environment

A New Hope for the Environment

by Chloe Denk, Design Editor December 10, 2023
I, along with many others, feel a responsibility to save the world, but that’s a very tall order, and it is incredibly easy to feel despondent.
A New Hope for the Environment

A New Hope for the Environment

by Chloe Denk, Design Editor December 6, 2023

If you search “climate change” in Google, and look at the top news stories, you will probably be bombarded with headlines of disaster: heat waves, extreme precipitation, failed environmental initiatives;...

The Rage For Female Rage

The Rage For Female Rage

by Dianne Haake, Lifestyles Editor December 6, 2023

Do you enjoy literature featuring unhinged female protagonists? Can you recite Amy Dunne’s infamous “Cool Girl” Monologue from “Gone Girl?” Are so-called “sad girl” artists like Lana Del...

Rolling Out the Red Carpet

Rolling Out the Red Carpet

by Annie McShane, Editor-in-Chief October 31, 2023

I’m a big believer in trying new things. As a naturally curious person, I’m always eager to find something fun and innovative to do. Whether that’s eating unfamiliar foods, picking up a hobby or...

New Places, New Views

New Places, New Views

by Maya Tule, Associate Photo Editor October 31, 2023

     For as long as I can remember, my family and I have always traveled. I can still remember one of the first trips out of the country. I was three years old, and my parents, their friends and I took...

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