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Student artwork is displayed in the Spirtas Gallery as a part of the new exhibition, “Cosmic Creations: Artists Explore the Cosmos.” During the big renovation in 2018, Raedeke requested for a student gallery to be built in a place that is centrally located within the school. “It thought it would be a great opportunity for students to showcase their work so that everybody could see it,” Raedeke said. “It wasnt just tucked away in some corner [that] nobody goes in.”
"Cosmic Creations: Artists Explore the Cosmos" Opens in the Spirtas Gallery Nov. 14
Kelly Zhang, Staff • 4 days ago
The Bollywood dance club stands ready to perform during the after school Diwali festival on Nov. 13. Bollywood dance performed a mixtape of songs. “We didn’t have much time to prepare for the dance, but our club members got to work and put the time in, and performed really well,” Bollywood dance club president Ashmit Tendolkar said.
DEIA and ACAG Clubs Host Diwali Festival Nov. 13
Nyla Weathersby, Staff • 5 days ago
Ladue Chamber orchestra stands at the end of their concert. This was co-concertmaster Micky Chyus (12) final fall concert. This was my 14th concert at Ladue, Chyu said.
Nov. 15 Orchestra Concert
Will Kodner, Staff • 5 days ago
Amelia Drake (10) practices the vibraphone to prepare for her All-Suburban band audition. Drake is auditioning as a percussionist, which requires the ability to play a wide variety of instruments such as timpani, marimba and drums.
St. Louis Students Audition for All Suburban Band
Aaron Lin, Staff • November 9, 2023
French Honor Society students line up to take a photo commemorating their induction. To attain this achievement, students had to apply and prove their dedication to the language by taking a French 3 class or higher (French 4 or AP).
World Language Induction Ceremony
Sara Rohatgi, Staff • November 9, 2023
Knox Kennedy runs up the field with a football. This was Kennedy’s third year participating. “It’s an amazing night,” business teacher Jessica Kennedy, Knox’s mother, said. ”It is so heartwarming to see students of all needs come together for a unified community event.”
Light Up the Night
Ladue hosts third annual Ladue Night Lights event
Michael Zegel, Health and Sports Editor • October 8, 2023
Ladue Night Lights
Ladue Night Lights
A'Mirra Turner, Staff • September 27, 2023
Allie Glidewell (10) pets Jax, a goldendoodle, during his visit Sept. 7. He was in therapy dog training for two years and still attends weekly classes to practice his skills. “We thought that [therapy dogs] sounded like a really cool opportunity that students would enjoy,” librarian Jennifer Tuttle said.
Love on a Leash comes to library
Ella Bender, Staff • September 14, 2023
Artists have their work out on display under white canopies as a crowd walks from booth to booth. This year, 156 local artists were handpicked by the fairs juries from approximately 1,115 applicants. “I came to walk around, get some good exercise and just shop around with my family,” sophomore Marah Swillinger said. “We find art fairs so fun to walk around and find art.”
St. Louis Art Fair celebrates 30th anniversary
Grace Kweon, Staff • September 14, 2023
Akhil Nadithe, at the podium, and Annabelle Lang, by the whiteboard, introduce the program to newer members. Nineteen students attended the meeting, the highest turnout in years.
Character Cadre hosts first meeting of semester
Frank Chen, Staff • September 7, 2023
On Tuesday, Sept. 5, Ladue students gather in the Black Box to audition for the fall play, “Puffs.” Sophomore Joan Gaffigan was excited to audition for the play. “I think I’ve spent most of my time being less nervous and more excited, because I’ve done so many auditions by now that it’s just become a routine,” Gaffigan said.
Theater program hosts fall play auditions
Ira Rodrigues, Staff • September 7, 2023
The football team stands during the playing of the national anthem at Ladue Horton Watkins High School Sept. 9. The team ultimately beat the Lindbergh Flyers 17-7. “The touchdown on the 10 yard line, when Beau threw it, [was my favorite moment of the night],” Bailey said.
Student section moves sides to right side of stadium
Mason Eastman , staff • September 7, 2023
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