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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 • 3 hours ago
Heroes: Biblical & Mythological analyzes clips from the movie “Percy Jackson & the Olympians: The Lighting Thief” and the TV show “Percy Jackson and the Olympians” to compare the representation of Medusa after completing their ‘Beyond Creation’ video projects March 3. “My favorite thing about HBM is the teacher, Mr. Buckvar, but I also enjoy learning about different myths and how they relate to each other,” Madeline Summers (11) said.
Beyond Creation
Nyla Weathersby, Staff Manager • 4 days ago
Luis Fontes De Castro (10) go-karts, skis, swims, wakeboards and more in places ranging from Portugal to Brazil. Fontes De Castro picked up many of these activities from the various countries he’s lived in, which helped him grow comfortable with the new environments he was faced with. When Fontes De Castro had to move again, these activities he’d learned helped him say goodbye. “I spent a few days with all my friends [before my move], and we did everything that we like doing together, like boating [and] soccer,” Fontes De Castro said.  (Photos courtesy of Luis Fontes De Castro)
Across the Globe
Kaichen Chou, Staff • 4 days ago
Mike Hill, Riley Keltner and Zach Garrison sit in the recording booth where they create their podcast. The episodes have been uploaded on Spotify, Apple Music and YouTube. "We will continue to follow chronological periods in American history, with an intention of tying the past into current events and patterns," Hill said. Photo courtesy of Mike Hill.
History Through Headphones
Josie Stout, Staff • March 11, 2025
Capturing the Moment
Capturing the Moment
Loukya Gillella, Staff • March 11, 2025
Hotaru Murashita
Q and A about Extended Break
Loukya Gillella, Staff • February 21, 2025
Georgia Bland (12) and Harper Buxner (12) stand on the stage managing the event. They had been preparing for the event since August and the last week has been the important in making the final touches for the event. "Then Friday night we began to set up and continued all day Saturday to make sure everything was ready from posters, streamers, and decorations, to food, raffle items and guests," Bland said.
Dance Marathon
Loukya Gillella, Staff • February 21, 2025
Sabra Fink (11) helps students in physical education and reading classes. Being a part of Catalyst has helped her figure out her future career path. “I learned that this is something I really want to do in the future,” Sabra said. “Once I went into the classroom, I definitely found out this is something I want to do.”
A Bond in Learning
Ira Rodrigues, Features Editor • February 10, 2025
Sure Johnson (10) works on one of her pieces in painting class. She has been creating art for most of her life and finds joy in the hobby.“It’s very ingrained in young artists that they have to make something that’s a beautiful masterpiece, but art can just be whatever you think works,” Johnson said.
On Canvas
Grace Huewe, Features Editor • February 10, 2025
Anastasia Amromina (11)
South Tech on Deck
Josie Stout and Loukya Gillella February 10, 2025
Band students rehearse a new piece. Several musicians performed at All-State over the past weekend. “After sectionals, there's usually an hour or a few before the first major rehearsals of the day,” Leung said. “[You] rinse and repeat the process of rehearsal, break, rehearsal, break." (photo courtesy of Kimmi Lin)
All-State Performances
Kaichen Chou, Staff • February 10, 2025
Kevin Wu (9) displays the money he received for Chinese New Year. Over the past six years, he has accumulated over ¥70,000, or about $10,000, from family members. "All that money was from COVID until the time I went back to China, so that was a total of six years," Wu said. "That was all the money from both sides of my family."
The Year of the Snake Begins
Madeline Fong, Staff • February 3, 2025
Agnihotri edits one of his TikTok vlogs at home. Creating videos, editing and overall running this account has been very important to him. “My First Amendment is important to me,” Agnihotri said. “[TikTok] has a lot of my memories, and same for other people." (photo courtesy of Agnihotri)
Working Against the Clock
Kaichen Chou, Staff • January 30, 2025
Shelf Life
Shelf Life
Celina Zhou and Max Karsh December 2, 2024
English teacher Cheryl Ogolin stands in front of her kickboxing class as she leads a workout. Ogolin has been kickboxing for over 12 years. “[The class] is about me, the instructor, looking out and seeing what my participants are doing,” Ogolin said. “I give them real, live feedback, but also coach them through the move.” (Photo by Lathan Levy)
Kick, Punch, Teach
Katie Jansen, Staff • December 2, 2024
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