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...
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...
Senior Profiles: Emilee Autry
Grace Murphy, features writer
May 8, 2018
Filed under Senior Profiles
College: Quincy University Major: Nursing She was in her sophomore honors English class when she asked Dr. Amy Barker, English teacher, if the strawberry patterned vest she was wearing made her look too fat. She needed to ask Barker about colleges or help with school at anytime. From that ...
Top 5 of senior year at KHS
Adele Baughman, web managing editor
May 4, 2018
Filed under Opinions, Top Opinions
As I enter my last week of school ever at KHS, it’s hard not to look back on what has made my four years here so enjoyable. So, here are some things that all students, especially seniors, at KHS should take advantage of and enjoy. The first day of school: The first day of school f...
Q&A: Three KHS coaches and sexual harassment
Maddie Hawes, web editor
April 25, 2018
Filed under In Depth
TKC held a roundtable interview with four KHS coaches about the sexual harassment climate they see at KHS. TKC: From a health teacher’s perspective, how have you changed your topics in class along with the national ev...
A teacher that looks like me
Sha'Diya Tomlin, opinions
April 25, 2018
Filed under Columns, In Depth, Issue 5, Opinions
I have been going to KHS for three years now, and for me finding a black teacher is like winning the lottery, especially if they teach a class you like. Now hear me out, white teachers bring a lot of things to the table, but as a black student when I sit in class I always feel a divide. I...
Senior column: Kate Hennessey
Kate Hennessey, sports editor
April 24, 2018
Filed under Senior Magazine
In high school you’re thrown into a world of decision-making in an attempt to find out what’s important to you. Go join those three clubs and attend nothing but the first meetings for them. Go to that TKC interview even though you're absolutely terrified. When they ask you what you could bring to...
Where are they now: Cornell Young III
Grace Murphy, features writer
April 18, 2018
Filed under Where are they now
Football was his only escape. His only way to get away from the gangs, the drugs, the life he did not want. He continued to fight, to work hard, to channel his emotions onto the field. He was used to footballs spiraling toward him, but bullets are a lot harder to catch. The night Cornell Young III, 19...
Spring play preview
April 12, 2018
Filed under News
Have you ever wished that your favorite musical could come to life? The Drowsy Chaperone, KHS’s spring musical, features a man’s witty commentary about his favorite musical record as it appears on stage. Performances will take place in the Keating Theater on April 12-14 at 7 p.m. For KHS student...
Where are they now: Nancy Ellis
Emma Lingo, news-features writer
April 3, 2018
Filed under Where are they now
Before she traveled internationally to dance and produce her own show, Nancy Ellis, 1989 KHS graduate, danced in the Keating Theater with the KH Players. KHS theater was one of the first steps on her path to become a professional dancer. At high school rehearsals, Ellis grew close with John Dean, KHS ...
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