Although it was a common belief in elementary school, it is now known by students that teachers don’t, in fact, live at school. However, most students don’t know how teachers fill their hours outside...
For the class of 2014, this school year represents the end of our beginnings. For English teacher and assistant football coach Bill O’Neal, the end of this school year represents the beginning of the...
Two foreign exchange students are enrolled in Parkway West.
Sophomore Aaron Fuchs came 4,625 miles from Ravensburg, Germany to the United States.
“In Germany, it is every teenager’s dream to...
Among the chaos of spirit week, there is a mad search for what to wear on Widescreen Wednesday, finding the perfect suit and tie for the dance, a place to take your date to dinner and transportation. ...
Jenn Sebold is the new junior class principal. She was born and raised in St. Louis and has been a principal for six years. “The students, parents and staff have all made my transition so easy. I love...
With conventional sports having just begun, and traditional games and tournaments starting in the next few weeks, another activity has risen to the surface: Debate.
"Even though most people don't know...
Outrageous clothes or the lack thereof, a new location at Brooklyn, New York’s Barclay’s Center, and a plethora of famous faces made for one of the most interesting pop culture events of 2013 thus...
St. Louis is one of the most racially segregated cities in the United States, according to a study by the Manhattan Institute. The BBC News article, 'Crossing a St. Louis street that divides communities'...
Freshman Rachel Osborne decided to combine her passion for sweets with her required Science Fair Project.
For the project, Osborne cooked fudge and then cooled it in different batches at different temperatures....
Kids with cancer and other illnesses depend on organizations like Beautiful Length, Locks of Love and Pink Heart Funds to provide them with wigs.
Beautiful Lengths is a partnership between the American...
