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English teacher Jon Frank  takes a seat on the porch steps of his house in Skinker DeBaliviere. He moved to this house nearly a decade ago. “I love that it’s a quiet, residential neighborhood without a lot of commercial properties in it,” Frank said. (Photo by Lilly Jacks)

Nowhere Like Here

Kaichen Chou, Staff April 25, 2025

Out five minutes in one direction, the air carries a distinct medley of Thai and Mexican cuisine — compliments of Fork & Stix and Amigo Sole — two restaurants located in the buzzing Delmar Loop....

Social studies teacher
Conner Katsev stands
in the entrance of
the Missouri History
Museum April 5. He has
been training on how
to lead his own tours
through St. Louis.
“If the tour group is
really excited about one
topic, give them a couple
extra things about that,”
Katsev said. “If the group
doesn’t really care what
you’re putting down on
that topic, pivot.” (Photo
by Vincent Hsiao)

St. Louis on Tour

Grace Huewe, Features Editor April 25, 2025

The Arch, the Zoo and For- est Park — places that nearly every St. Louis res- ident knows and has experienced. When asked to describe the city, it’s almost a given that one of these well-known...

ABOVE: Duncan Kitchen (10) plucks the strings of his guitar at his home. Duncan’s  older brother inspired him to start playing the guitar two years ago. “On any given day [in Alaska], you could walk up the mountain start a campfire [and] play guitar,” Duncan said. (Photos by Vincent Hsiao)

A New Anchor

Emily Pan, Staff April 25, 2025

A cool breeze wafts into the car as the strum of Zach Bryan’s guitar leaves the speakers. The melancholic chords invoke memories of nights characterized by balmy campfires and days spent near the...

Kai Chen (10) stands amidst the flowering trees on the campus of Washington University in St. Louis, his gaze drifting into the distance. He cherished the serenity of nature with his brother, who is graduating this year. “My brother and I took a lot of pictures together,” Chen said. “We wanted to see the cherry flower trees on campus, so our parents took us.”

Springtime Snapshots

Nina Ye, Staff March 28, 2025

Ladue students enjoyed a diverse range of activities throughout spring break, from family bonding time to glorious––and rare––moments spent under blue skies. With rising temperatures reviving billions...

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