On April 5, Renee Broemmelsick’s Fashion Merchandise class put on a fashion show in the cafeteria during both lunches.The 20 year tradition, took three months to plan.
“It’s a tradition in the fashion...
On Saturday, April 13, Mormons from age 16 to 18 from Parkway West, and even as far out as Springfield, Illinois, decked out in their dresses, corsages, suits and ties to celebrate what's known as Mormon...
Describe yourself in 140 characters or less.
I love to be active and travel. I’m nice!
What is your dream job?
I don’t really know want I want to be yet!
What is your...
Raise your hand if you have personally been victimized by the geese outside the junior door.
It's common knowledge; it's a warning passed down from seniors to juniors every spring. Beware of the geese....
Pick up any supermarket magazine and you will find all sorts of self-help ideas on how to get organized, to how to lose weight. But what kinds of ideas help students get motivated and get their work done?
We...
Senior Audrey Crippin has entered the Seventh Annual Create-A-Greeting-Card $10,000 Scholarship Contest. If Crippin's greeting card is chosen as the winner, Crippin will receive a $10,000 scholarship and...
The College Club of St. Louis was founded in 1901 by a group of distinguished women from St. Louis, with the intent to empower young women to achieve and reach high in their aspirations. Their scholarship...
In 2009, the Community Council, a group that works to increase self-confidence and esteem in young women, created Prom Dresses with a Purpose, a drive that aimed to collect prom dresses. The drive raised...
While most of the nearly 40 million people who tuned in to watch award shows this season sat at home on their couch, junior Allison Wright can say that she attended the Grammys, the biggest music award...
The 10th annual African American Read-in took place in the library during both lunches on Monday, Feb. 25.
The read-in promoted the awareness of African American authors.
“Various students read...
