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Aarushi Bute

Aarushi Bute, Editor-in-Chief

Aarushi Bute, senior, is the Editor-in-Chief of the Marquette Messenger. She is passionate about public health, politics, and writing, particularly to give students a voice. Outside of the Messenger, she is involved in Rockwood Lives, Red Cross, FEMA, Rockwood Youth Connection and more. Outside of school, she likes to write, hang out with friends and family, go on long drives and of course loves to binge watch marvel movies.

All content by Aarushi Bute
There is a Cinderella Project donation site located in West County Center. The FACC accepted donations until February 27.

[Photo] Cinderella Project Makes Dreams Come True

Brooke Eck, Page Designer
April 5, 2023
The Cinderella Project donation site at West County Center. The FACC accepted donations until February 27.

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Republic Services has certain requirements for materials to be eligible to be recycled.

[Photo] District, Community Encourages Educated Recycling

Aubrey Lacavich and David Moss
March 28, 2023
Layla Torgoley, college counselor, looks at food from the MHS Food Pantry while wearing a sweatshirt she created to support the pantry. Torgoley has created shirt designs for the guidance office before but after excitement and support from other staff members, she opened the shirt orders to the entire school. Torgoley is donating a portion of her proceedings to the MHS Food Pantry. “Our Food Pantry is in need of some extra assistance. So we thought we could donate to that,” Torgoley said.

Counselors Sell Sweatshirts to Support Food Pantry

Aarushi Bute and Anika Talyan
March 15, 2023
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Local Events Celebrate Black History Month

Aarushi Bute and Emily Chien
February 15, 2023
Spotify Wrapped is an annual recap of users’ most streamed artists, songs and genres. The release date for this compilation varies each year, keeping users intrigued.

Students React to Spotify Wrapped

Aarushi Bute and Rue Siddiqui
November 30, 2022
Shravya Sunkugari, senior, graduated from flight school this summer and is certified to solo pilot a small aircraft. While Sunkugari is unsure about working in the Air Force, she appreciates the opportunity to learn the skill.

Taking Flight: Students earn their pilot’s license

Aarushi Bute, Editor-in-Chief
October 28, 2022
Maya Tegman, senior, and her cousin pose for a BeReal in front of the Trevy Fountain in Rome, Italy, on May 31. During the beginning of the summer, Tegman took a trip in Europe and used BeReal as a way to document her trip. Its a way to document my memories, Tegman said.

Is it Authentic? People reflect on the authenticity of social media

Aarushi Bute and Anika Talyan
October 28, 2022

Dr. Curtis Cain Releases Statement on the Shooting at St. Louis High School

Akhila Swarna and Aarushi Bute
October 25, 2022
Arianna Holt, senior, gains momentum to get ahead in the Rolling Wheels Relay against the the freshman, sophomore and juniors during Wednesday, Sept. 14 on second lunch. Holt said she looks forward to the spirit lunch games and hopes that MHS continues this tradition in the future.

Competitions During Lunch Spark School Spirit

Aarushi Bute and Akhila Swarna
September 16, 2022
The front cover of And The People Carried Signs features a pre-teen boy protesting in a Black Lives Matter protest while he gets in involved in conversations regarding race through his eyes. The childrens book was written by Dr. LaTisha Smith, MHS parent, who decided to write this after getting inspired from being an educator for more than twenty years and witnessing protests.

Parent Writes Children’s Book to Engage Younger Generations in Conversations Regarding Racial Equity

Aarushi Bute, Co-Associate Editor
May 22, 2022
Audra Yoder, junior, catches the ball during a varsity lacrosse practice. Yoder is committed to play collegiate lacrosse at Rockhurst University, and has faced pressure from the recruiting process.

Time to Stress or to Decompress?

Aarushi Bute, Co-Associate Editor
May 5, 2022
Bridgerton season 2, released March 25 on Netflix, follows Anthony Bridgerton, the eldest sibling of the Bridgerton family on his quest for love during the Regency Era in England. In just the first week of streaming, Bridgerton season 2 has garnered more than 251.74 million hours viewed.

Review: Bridgerton Season 2

Aarushi Bute, Co-Associate Editor
April 26, 2022
Non-STEM careers have long been stigmatized within the Indian-American community and that needs to stop. Success is not just based on a specific career but rather an individuals true purpose and passion in life.

Opinion: STEM careers should not be the only means of success in the Indian community

Aarushi Bute, Co-Associate Editor
March 8, 2022
RSD has announced Dr. Curtis Cain as the new superintendent, effective July 1, 2022. Dr. Cain was unanimously chosen by the RSD Board of Education (BOE) and currently serves as the superintendent of the Wentzville School District.

RSD announces Dr. Curtis Cain as new superintendent

Aarushi Bute, Co-Associate Editor
February 11, 2022
RSD has announced Dr. Curtis Cain as the new superintendent, effective July 1, 2022. Dr. Cain was unanimously chosen by the RSD Board of Education (BOE) and currently serves as the superintendent of the Wentzville School District.

Breaking News: RSD announces Dr. Curtis Cain as new superintendent

Aarushi Bute, Co-Associate Editor
January 31, 2022
Eternals released November 5, 2021 and earned $161.7 million on global opening weekend while also being number 1 in box office.

Review: Eternals

Aarushi Bute (she/her), Co-Associate Editor
November 9, 2021
Members of the community attend the Thursday, Oct. 7, Board of Education (BOE) meeting at Lafayette to communicate their positions on the mask mandate, vaccinations and the harassment of staff in RSD.

RSD Encourages Civil Discourse At Board Meetings

Aarushi Bute (she/her), Co-Associate Editor
October 24, 2021
An MHS cafeteria worker hands out lunch to students during the shortage of cafeteria staff.

Falling Short: RSD Faces Bus Driver, Substitute & Cafeteria Worker Shortages

Aarushi Bute (she/her), Marin Ellington (she/her), and Anika Talyan (she/her)
October 5, 2021
Elizabeth Makulec, expert on mental health, speaks to parents and teens on having a support system to combat mental illness at the “Teens During Covid” event on Wednesday, April 7. This event was sponsored by the Community Partners in Prevention Coalition (CPIP) which has been trying to prevent substance abuse for 33 years.

Coalition Empowers Community to Combat Substance Abuse

Aarushi Bute, News Editor
April 27, 2021
The Falcon and the Winter Soldier is a miniseries created by Malcolm Spellman for the streaming service Disney+, focusing on Bucky Barnes (Sebastian Stan) and Sam Wilson (Anthony Mackie) following the death of Captain America (Chris Evans). The finale premiered yesterday, April 23, and ended on a satisfying note.

Review: The Falcon and the Winter Soldier

Aarushi Bute, News Editor
April 24, 2021
Steven Schmitt, math teacher, teaches his AP Calculus class. All AP classes will only be offered in person for the 2021-2022 school year.

RSD To Limit Courses Offered Online In The 2021-2022 School Year

Aarushi Bute, News Editor
March 19, 2021

Shawn McAteer Awarded Teacher of the Year

Aarushi Bute, News Editor
March 14, 2021
A podcast called Mindful Meditations by Mindful.org is being played to alleviate burnout with a 15-minute meditation. Adam Avin, founder of Wuf Shanti Children’s Wellness Foundation, said practicing some form of mindfulness every day for at least five minutes is critical. “The object is not to be happy every second, but to be able to accept our emotions and regulate them in healthy ways, without judgment, and with kindness to ourselves and others,” Avin said.

Students Endure Post-Semester Burnout

Aarushi Bute, News Editor
March 3, 2021
Soham Saraf, co-branch director of the St. Louis Branch of CMP, and CMP members pick up trash at the Clean-Up Project.

Students Organize Clean-Up Projects To Help The Climate Crisis

Aarushi Bute, News Editor
January 24, 2021
Jennifer Holman (left) and Jacqueline Lindner (right), teachers at MHS, dress up for December to Remember spirit week.

Teachers Discuss Views On In-person School

Aarushi Bute, News Editor
January 24, 2021
Oscar (left), a Goldendoode, lays on the ground after going on a walk with his owner, Arya Patri, sophomore. “It’s helped me have something good come out of this pandemic,” Patri said. “Having a pet who loves you unconditionally makes you feel good.”

Pets’ Impact on Mental Health

Aarushi Bute, News Editor
December 23, 2020
College Board announces some of their AP exam plans for the 2020-2021 school year.

Q&A: AP Teacher Jocelyn Fretwell Discusses Tips to Students For End-Of-Year AP Exams

Aarushi Bute, News Editor
November 24, 2020
Dr. Lisa Counts, Assistant Superintendent of Schools, proposes the inclement weather days plan to the Board of Education (BOE) Thursday, Oct. 22

Virtual Learning Replaces Inclement Weather Days

Aarushi Bute, News Editor
November 20, 2020
General levels of childhood nostalgia has been increasing during quarantine.

Childhood Nostalgia During Quarantine

Aarushi Bute, Staff Reporter
May 16, 2020
Jaimee Bunderson, sophomore, stands in front of the birthday lawn signs saying Happy Sweet 16 Jaimee.

Students Celebrate Birthdays During Quarantine

Aarushi Bute, Staff Reporter
May 16, 2020
Opinion: Teens Need To Become More Civically Engaged

Opinion: Teens Need To Become More Civically Engaged

Aarushi Bute, Business Manager
April 29, 2020
The stethoscope of Dr. Nida Jamal, a senior resident physician adult neurologist, who is helping to combat the COVID-19 pandemic.

Doctors Working the Frontlines In the Coronavirus Pandemic

Aarushi Bute, Business Manager
April 18, 2020
Tourists enjoy the ride on the 200 ft tall attraction, The St. Louis Wheel. The wheel takes passengers along the St. Louis skyline during the 15-minute trip. The wheel also has 42 fully enclosed seats that are climate controlled and seat up to six adults each.

Photo Gallery: St. Louis Union Station

Aarushi Bute, Business Manager
February 13, 2020
Review: Just Mercy

Review: Just Mercy

Aarushi Bute, Business Manager
February 11, 2020
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