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The Kirkwood Call

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Coiled in beauty standards

Genevieve Francois and Kiden-Aloyse Smith January 17, 2019

We remember in preschool being told by other kids we were ugly because our lips were too big and brown and our hair was weird.  From then on we tried everything to make our hair look as “white” as...

Will Rives, senior, writes out his New Years resolutions.

My resolution revelation

Amara Harper, features writer December 14, 2018

Every New Year’s Day, after the exhaustion from the night before begins wearing off, some people grab a piece of paper and write down their goals for the year. Quickly, I as well as others decide this...

A plea to get involved

A plea to get involved

Thomas Birmingham, print editor December 1, 2018

Cyberbullies who hide behind a screen dont see the emotional response of their target.

Issues: cyberbullying

Catherine Butler, opinions writer November 29, 2018

A cell phone is usually the first thing teenagers see when they wake up, and the last thing they see at night. When we hear that familiar ding from our devices signaling a text, post, or reminder, our...

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Thanksgiving Tradition

Zack Deutschmann, features writer November 14, 2018

As I walked in the doors of my grandparents’ condo, I said, “Happy Thanksgiving” and hugged both of my grandparents. Both seemed somewhat confused, they looked at each other with puzzled faces. It...

The Da Vinci Code book review

“The Da Vinci Code” book review

Catherine Butler, opinions writer November 13, 2018

Sitting on the couch with nothing to do? Before you spend hours binge-watching Netflix, take an adrenaline rush through Europe with Dan Brown’s “The Da Vinci Code.” Recently, I’ve noticed more...

Are we the enemy?

Are we your enemy?

Thomas Birmingham, print editor September 3, 2018

In 1787, the United States was in a state of self-discovery. As the founding fathers drafted radical new ideas about their young democracy, a need to prevent the government from becoming too powerful remained...

Anonymous account of an eating disorder

Anonymous account of an eating disorder

KHS student March 2, 2018

Since early 2017, many things in my life have started fading away: my closest friend, my hobbies, my motivation. With school ramping up and nothing good coming out of it, I hit a real rough patch and started...

The cost of music: priceless

The cost of music: priceless

Thomas Birmingham, news-features writer April 7, 2017

  Luckily, Proposition K has passed, but this story serves as a reminder of the importance of the measure within the school district. Right now, there are over 290 third and fourth graders...

Love at first snap?

Love at first snap?

Thomas Birmingham, news-features writer March 22, 2017

You pull out your phone and check your notifications. Nothing. You start to panic. They haven’t liked your last post on Instagram. They haven’t replied to your most recent Snapchat. You start to wonder...

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