To All the Boys I’ve Loved Before
Charlotte Heinrich, features + in-depth editor
September 5, 2018
Filed under Entertainment
Art by Thora Pearson If you’ve taken even just one scroll through VSCO, checked your Instagram explore page or opened Netflix within the past two weeks, you’ve caught a glimpse of it. A stylish asian girl with a tall brunette boy? Something about love letters, or maybe even a ski trip? Sinc...
Where did KHS students travel this summer?
Molly Higgins, Features Writer
August 29, 2018
Filed under Entertainment
DESTINATION: Greece She watches from a cliff as waves crash onto the rocks below. The sky fills with color and the temperature finally drops as the sun sets on Kythira, Greece. Hanna Spanos, sophomore, spent 10 days in Kythira this summer. Spanos is part Greek, and she and her family take the trip ...
Stampede: use this guide to properly navigate KHS
Maddie Hawes, associate editor
August 24, 2018
Filed under Entertainment, Opinions
It’s 12:55 p.m., lunch just ended and now you have to sprint to Spanish class. You leave your friends to start down the social studies hallway and you find yourself stuck in a huge clustered mob of wild boars squeezing themselves down the most narrow hallway in the school. Skip the socia...
Sounds of Summer
Bridget Killian, editor-in-chief
August 21, 2018
Filed under Entertainment
This summer was a time of new music. Every few weeks, it seemed as though an artist dropped their newest album for the world to hear. Ye, KIDS SEE GHOSTS, Everything is Love and Scorpion are four of the new sounds of the summer. In this review, each album was judged based on lyrics, message, the music tracks behind the lyrics, how unique it was to their previous releases and my overall impression. ...
Secrets for Schooling Exams
Charlotte Heinrich, features writer
May 15, 2018
Filed under Entertainment
As the sun lingers in the sky for a few minutes longer each day, our daydreams of summer no longer seem unrealistic. Ignoring the nag of our alarms and turning our history notes into doodles would be too easy. It’s almost as if our math problems are asking to be neglected. Yet as our focus diminishes, the looming fa...
Your summer bucketlist
Melanie Witt, copy editor
May 4, 2018
Filed under Entertainment
Summer approaches and the days slowly pass as students wait in anticipation for freedom. However, this excitement quickly diminishes when KHS students realize where they live: Missouri, or better known as misery. There are always the typical summer activities like going to the pool, just chilling with...
The Fabulous Fox Theater 2018-19 season
Grace Klebe, entertainment writer
May 1, 2018
Filed under Entertainment
Love Never Dies September 18-30 This brand-new sequel to the award-winning show “Phantom of the Opera” is the first show to hit the Fox Theater stage this season. In 1907,10 years after the Phantom of the Opera left to pursue a new life in New York, star Christine Daae travels to the city to ...
Pardon our french (fries)
Jonathan Munroe, news-features writer
May 1, 2018
Filed under Entertainment
Art by Celia Bergman Photo by Zac Clingenpeel ...
Another day, another iced latte
Megan Tate Van Buren, Photographer
April 27, 2018
Filed under Entertainment, Photo, Photo Galleries
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