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Students eat lunch during the first lunch period. The cafeteria added five new tables on the commons stage to accommodate the larger number of students in each lunch.
MHS Moves to Three Lunch Shifts Amid Increased Kitchen Staff
Caleb Monzyk and David Moss • August 28, 2024
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Tristan Chambliss and Will Kozeny, juniors, along with Corbin Garrett, sophomore, use their phones during lunch. Since lunch falls within the Tech Green Zone, technology use is permitted.
Tech Red Zone: Phones Banned From Classrooms
Emily Chien and Tiona Merritte • August 28, 2024
New athletic event expectations have been created to crack down on issues like supervision for students younger than high school age. “You’ve got 4,000 people here, 6 principals and a couple of police officers,” Devine said. “I think by having the adults there, it’s going to hold them accountable.”
New Fan Guidelines Created for Football Games and Other Events
Kaylie Horstmann and Morgan Siegel • August 28, 2024
After changes in club policy, students creating or continuing a club must fill out an application by Sunday, Sept. 15.
New Club Application Deadline Affect Students, Staff
Samantha Perz and Siddharth Sawant • August 28, 2024
Students in Katie Denney’s 10th Grade Language Arts class read in the library. As part of the school’s efforts to focus on literature, the library is reserving time slots for Language Arts classes to visit the library to read and check out books.
MHS Community Focuses on New Literacy Goal
Justin Small and Zoey Srote • August 26, 2024
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The scanning feature was easy to use and best under good lighting, but the scans appeared faded and uneven. I went over the faded part with my pencil, and it seemed to fix the problem. Though heavier strokes can help increase readability, at the same time, the app makes the background extremely bright and hard to read.

Review: Five Star Digital Note Taking App

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Kahan says his biggest inspirations include Hozier, Mumford & Sons, and The Lumineers.

Album Review: Stick Season by Noah Kahan

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Tristan Chambliss and Will Kozeny, juniors, along with Corbin Garrett, sophomore, use their phones during lunch. Since lunch falls within the Tech Green Zone, technology use is permitted.

Tech Red Zone: Phones Banned From Classrooms

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Students eat lunch during the first lunch period. The cafeteria added five new tables on the commons stage to accommodate the larger number of students in each lunch.

MHS Moves to Three Lunch Shifts Amid Increased Kitchen Staff

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Though it began with the MHS baseball team, the trend of wearing little kid backpacks has spread throughout the senior class and caught the recognition of students and faculty. "My first thought when I saw a student walk in was with one of these backpacks was, 'Ok, that's funny!'" Kevin Schultz, language arts teacher, said. "As I saw a few more students do it, I thought it was still creative."

Seniors Wear Little Kid Backpacks

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Mustangs Beat Columbia Hickman 31-21

Avery Ehrhart, Staff Reporter | 3 days ago

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Graduation is a bittersweet moment for many seniors. Many grads feel like they are losing their childhood and leaving meaningful connections behind. But, the silver-lining is the growth and experience that lie ahead of you.
Opinion: Embrace Change
Aubrey Lacavich, Sports Editor • May 8, 2024
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Many teachers use surveys such as the one pictured at the start of a course so they know students' preferred pronouns. A proposed Missouri bill would make it a felony for teachers to support students in social transitioning, including the use of pronouns other than the students' assigned pronoun at birth.
Staff Shouldn't Be Punished for Supporting Students
Editorial Board • April 15, 2024
Earlier this month, Taylor Swift took her jet from the Spirit of St. Louis Airport in Chesterfield to the St. Louis Airport in Cahokia Heights, taking 13 minutes, 2 tons of carbon emissions and $844 worth of fuel.
Opinion:Taylor Swift Causes Needless Carbon Emissions
Aubrey Lacavich, Sports Editor • April 5, 2024
This comparison photo shows the hallway seating (left) verses the standard lockers (right). The expanded seating has outlets and USB plugs for charging.
Opinion: Remove the Lockers
Elliott Jorgensen, Associate Producer • March 14, 2024
Most students have very busy schedules which can make time management a big struggle. By keeping a planner it can make it easier to visualize your tasks and can help in remembering what you need to get done.
Opinion: Students Should have Part Time Jobs
Morgan Siegel, Staff Reporter • March 4, 2024
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