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Sim Khanuja, opinions writer

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Favorite musical artist: Harry Styles

Favorite quote: “My resolution was to get more attention.” - Kelly Kapoor

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Art by Elena Sherwood. Amaya Marion is attending Stanford University in the fall, where she will be majoring in international relations.

Senior profile: Amaya Marion

May 3, 2021
TKC wants to bring attention to historical and current issues of race often overlooked in Kirkwood schools and the community. In this in-depth, we highlight both problems and possible solutions of race-related issues to increase awareness of these topics. Art by Graesen Joyce

Recognizing race: unexplored issues in Kirkwood

March 3, 2021
When looking at the scores from K-8 benchmark assessments, many educators across the district were concerned with decreases in achievement this year. Art by Graesen Joyce.

The COVID-19 gap

February 22, 2021
Netflix, the once-beloved service, may not be number one for much longer. 

The fall of Netflix

February 21, 2021
Ready Readers is a nonprofit organization working to enhance the literacy of children in the St. Louis region.

The power of literacy

December 9, 2020
Toxic masculinity is about social constructs – the idea embedded in our culture that masculinity should be defined as strength.

Dismantling toxic masculinity

November 7, 2020
President Trump is known for being a frequent Twitter user, with the BLM movement being a hot topic in his social media posts.

Political Issue: How Trump handled BLM (a thread of tweets)

October 21, 2020
Working With COVID-19: A Family’s Firsthand Experience of the Virus

Working With COVID-19: A Family’s Firsthand Experience of the Virus

June 22, 2020
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