This week’s ECHO Podcast is introduced by technology columnist Sean Mullins and was edited by podcast editor Maeve Taylor. Podcast editor Maeve Taylor shares Sean Mullins‘ report on the upcoming robotics meet. Intro and Outro music is “Poppers and Prosecco” Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com) Licensed… Read More ›
Video editor Evelyn Trampe reports on student bands.
Contributing writer Isabella Ferrell shares images of the City Museum’s Beatnik Bob’s amenities.
Social media manager Rosa Parks shares an opinion on abusive artists/creators.
Graphics editor Colin Shue shares the dos and don’ts of a well made horror film.
Sports columnist Greg Frazier brings this week’s headlines: SAT, Night in the Courtyard, Shaw Art Fair, Hands on Kirkwood, sports events, The Branch, the French National Honor Society and the Friendship Dance. Visit Our Sponsors
Contributing writer Gretchen Skoglund reports on the upcoming friendship dance.
Contributing writer Elise Wilke-Grimm talks to Hands on Kirkwood participants about the impact of the event on the community. The event took place Oct. 6, at Kirkwood Baptist Church.
Happy Halloween!
Contributing writers Jaden Fields and Gant Gibson report on the dangers of Halloween candy.
Contributing writers Jaden Fields and Gant Gibson talk to people about Trick or Treat safety. See Also: Students express beliefs about ghosts See Also: Do’s and don’ts of a good gorefest: journalists explore horror films See Also: Coffee shop patrons share opinions about horror movies… Read More ›
See Also: Students express beliefs about ghosts See Also: Do’s and don’ts of a good gorefest: journalists explore horror films See Also: Coffee shop patrons share opinions about horror movies See Also: Halloween brings questions about safety See Also: October brings tales of strange occurrences Visit Our Sponsors
Contributing writers Samantha Massena and Zeke La Mantia talk to students about Halloween costumes. See Also: Students express beliefs about ghosts See Also: Do’s and don’ts of a good gorefest: journalists explore horror films See Also: Coffee shop patrons share opinions about horror movies… Read More ›
Contributing writer Ada Foley explores contemporary beliefs in ghosts.
From killer Captain Kirk to machete wielding hockey goalies, horror movies have flooded theaters “near you” for decades. Their one purpose: to scare.
Contributing writer Zora Thomas reports on the Oct. 6, Rock Hill Fall Parade and Festival at Hudson Elementary.
Activities included the parade, music, food, a petting zoo, a book sale, face painting and others.
Contributing writer Gretchen Skoglund reports on the Historic Shaw Art Fair Oct. 6-7.
Sports editor Greg Frazier reports on the upcoming DECA school events.
Podcast editor Maeve Taylor reports on the 2018-19 student advisors to the school board.
Elise Wilke-Grimm – Contributing Writer Drama department will put on the musical “Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat.” It will be showing Oct 25, 26, and 27 from 7-9:30 p.m.
Art patrons gather in Clayton for the St. Louis Art Fair Sept. 7-9, to see displays of stationary and performance art. http://www.saintlouisartfair.com/ Visit Our Sponsors
Ladue Rams defeated the Statesmen in Varsity football 38-7 on Sept. 6, at Moss Field.
Graphics editor Colin Shue shares his opinion on terroristic prank phone calls.
Video editor Evelyn Trampe shares this week’s news, and senior Ellie Oliphant talks about Webster Tackles Cancer.
This is the second issue of the 104th year of the ECHO. Contents include: *Young people need to vote *Prank phone call causes panic *Don’t Tread on Me’ flag shows understanding needed in cases of harassment allegations *School District hires… Read More ›
Business/advertising manager Trinity Madison reports on national Coming Out day.
About 12,000 gathered for the Old Webster Jazz and Blues Festival on Sept. 15.
Business/advertisement manager Trinity Madison reports on Webster Groves alumni.
Sixty-five balloons took part in the 46th annual Balloon Glow on Sept. 14, in Forest Park.
Print editor Eleanor Marshall reports on senior Tori Watson, the first female student of the class of 2019 to enlist in the Marines.
Video editor Evelyn Trampe shares this week’s news about GSA’s Soctober clothing drive, the Fall One-Act Festival, Fall Sports Assembly, cross country, softball Conference champs, SAT and PSAT tests and upcoming events. Visit Our Sponsors
Junior editor Elise Keller reports on Best Buddies.
