On behalf of the BBB (Bring Back Burchett) we thank all the students, staff, parents and community for their continuous support in our efforts to get Mrs. (Julie) Burchett reinstated as the director of the Chelsea Center. As of now,… Read More ›

Dear Mr. Johnson & ECHO Crew, I am writing this letter in regards to the recent story published in your ECHO criticizing Lebari Kanee. A lot of students (including myself) have been discussing the story, and we do not agree… Read More ›

No matter where you are, who you are, what race, or age you are, you will have daily choices. Whether it is as small as what to eat or when to sleep, you have those choices. At one point, I… Read More ›

Dear Editor, Have you ever had to worry about catching a cab to school, or about setting up transportation just to stay after school for an extracurricular activity? In today’s society that’s not an issue most of us have, right?… Read More ›

Dear Editor, I believe that it’s imperative that I should address your readers regarding the election. We have come to a time in our nation where those who can vote face the most important decision in a generation, the choice… Read More ›

Dear Editor, After reading the article about the school’s recent blood drive in the last edition of The ECHO, I began to think about the FDA’s ban on blood donations from men who have ever had sex with another man…. Read More ›

If you look on the bottom right of page two, you’ll notice something you probably never bothered to read.  I’ll repeat it here for those who are too enthralled by my writing to avert their eyes. “The ECHO has the… Read More ›

To Bennett Durando: I really enjoyed your article in the September Echo.  I just grabbed my yearbook and counted up the number of intra-mural basketball players who were part of the program when I was in high school, back in… Read More ›

As an old person (but perhaps (admittedly) no wiser in the area of this topic), I found the editorial in the January ECHO rather sad—young people aren’t supposed to be so jaded, and if it was meant to be satirical,… Read More ›

Dear Editor, A historical club at Webster is starting to fall apart because of the lack of new students, so the club is now coming out and starting to search for new members yet this has proven to be difficult… Read More ›

Dear Editor, The conflict between Webster University and the city council saddens and confuses me. I have a hard time understanding why four councilpersons rejected the unanimous recommendation of the city plan commission and the mayor, unless it was out… Read More ›

Autism is a wide spectrum of disorders where early brain development is disturbed by a genetic mutation. This mutation is caused by several factors including children born of older parents, maternal illness during pregnancy, and being deprived of oxygen during… Read More ›

There is only one place in this school with a serious lack of manners toward our student body. I don’t willingly go, but it remains the meeting point for tutoring and open computer labs. This place is so frequented by… Read More ›

When we read the article concerning the dance team, we noticed several discrepancies within the article that Ms. Gran wrote. The dance team performs at both pre-game and half time at all varsity home football games. With regards to Ms…. Read More ›

Since when is it acceptable for a school sponsored publication to call female students “tramps” or “trash?” These misogynist terms are just reinforcing the pervasive, negative stereotypes about women. Juniors in an American Literature and Advanced Composition class were deeply… Read More ›

The Administration has decided that we, the student body, should not wear our beloved hats. I Quill, your beloved voice to fight the senseless rules, will not stand for the never ending freezing brains of the student body in this… Read More ›