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The ECHO is a monthly publication of the newspaper staff of Webster Groves High School, 100 Selma Avenue, Webster Groves, MO. To contact staff members, call 314-963-6400 ex. 11157.
Unsigned editorials are the opinion of a majority of staff members; signed articles are the opinion of the writer.
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Students to perform in MLK Community Celebration
WGHS student groups, including Step Team and the Chamber Choir, have been invited to participate in the upcoming MLK Celebration. This Sunday, Jan. 20, is the march and celebration in Webster and Rock Hill.
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Voices of Webster: January 18, 2019
Editor-in-Chief Cole Schnell reports on the upcoming annual MLK march.
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Voices of Webster: January 16, 2019
Print editor Eleanor Marshall reports on seasonal affective disorder.
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Varsity basketball remains strong
Varsity basketball has had massive success (i.e. winning back-to-back State Championships) in the past years, but after losing star players: Courtney Ramey and Carte’are Gordon, the success of the teams been doubted by some. Last season, the team won State… Read More ›
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‘Hate You Give’ educates, inspires youth
Zora Thomas Contributing Writer “The Hate You Give,” a PG-13 rated movie based after the creation of the book “The Hate You Give” by Angie Thomas, was released on Oct. 19, and is still in theaters now. The thrilling, well-scripted… Read More ›
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Photo of the Week: Junior Swims at Nancy Brandt Invitational
Junior Grace Lock swims at the Nancy Brandt Invitational at Rockwood Summit High School. The invitational was on Jan. 9 and 10 at 4:30 p.m. both days. Photo by Elise Keller.
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Newscast: Jan. 14, 2019
Social media manager Rosa Parks shares this week’s headlines: Winter Homecoming, Tutoring Center, bus passes, Thescon, Marketing II’s New York Trip and All Write. Also graphics editor Colin Shue interviews Basil Sessen about Thescon.
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Voices of Webster: January 9, 2019
Contributing writer Ethan Ryan shares his review of “Bohemian Rhapsody.”
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Breaking down ‘Beautiful Boy’: Film offers look into addicts’ families
Isabella Ferrell Contributing Writer Plenty of films in the last decade have circled the topic of substance abuse. Movies like fictional films “A Star is Born,” to autobiographical films like “Moonlight” capture the heartbreaking reality of addiction. “Beautiful Boy” does… Read More ›
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‘Bohemian Rhapsody’ rocks the silver-screen’
Ethan Ryan Contributing Writer Freddie Mercury was a maestro, making doubters bite the dust while rocking his way to being a champion until his final breath. “Bohemian Rhapsody” depicts his infinite legacy as per the phrase “fearless lives forever.” The… Read More ›
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Restaurant’s culinary skills make impact on Webster Groves
Elise Wilke-Grimm Contributing Writer Come to Clover and the Bee in Webster Groves and expect a trendy and enjoyable experience. Cozy coffee shop in the morning and upbeat outlet at night. Clover and the Bee serves breakfast, lunch and dinner…. Read More ›
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PSA: Avoid drinking and driving
Graphics editor Colin Shue reminds students about the dangers of driving while intoxicated. Visit Our Sponsors!
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Christmas classic continues to entertain
Jaden Fields Contributing Writer Every time December rolls around, hundreds of Christmas films are released. Every year more come out, but one could argue not of these could ever compare to “A Christmas Story.” Bob Clarks’ “A Christmas Story” is… Read More ›
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‘The Christmas Prince: The Royal Wedding’ doesn’t deliver what it should
Samantha Massena — Contributing Writer
Netflix’s sequel to “The Christmas Prince,” was all over the place with the plot. It came out on Nov. 3, of this year. -
Ellie’s Expression: Seasonal affective disorder should be taken seriously
For most people, the winter months are filled with joy. For people with seasonal affective disorder, it’s a different story.
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People still enjoy holiday classic years later
Annabelle Lewis Contributing Writer “Home Alone,” a 1990’s comedy that features Kevin McCallister (Macaulay Culkin) an eight year old who accidentally gets left behind after his family leaves for Christmas vacation. This movie runs for 1 hour and 43 minutes… Read More ›
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Hire of new city attorney leads to protest
Almost 100 protesters gathered outside of city hall on Tuesday, prior to a city council meeting, to protest the hire of Neil Bruntrager.
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Students share holiday favorites
Social media manager Rosa Parks, video editor Evelyn Trampe and photo editor Colin Shue ask students about their favorite holiday traditions and songs.
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Slideshow: Women’s Basketball play Parkway South on Dec. 10
Webster Groves plays Parkway South on Dec. 10 in the Roberts gym. Parkway South won 46-38.
Photos by Greg Frazier
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Op-ed: Unsolicited sexual photos are sexual harassment
A male student sent unsolicited sexually explicit photos to another student. This may seem like one disturbing event created by an outlier, male student. However, this doesn’t represent one situation that occurred between two students, but many parallel alleged situations… Read More ›
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‘Grinch’ presents entertaining twists on classic story
“The Grinch,” delightfully depicts Dr. Seuss’s classic 1957 short story “How the Grinch Stole Christmas!” on the big screen. Brightly produced by Illumination Entertainment, the animated film showcases childlike thrills associated with the Christmas season.
