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Echo News Roundup: Dec. 4, 2020
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Print Version: WG ECHO November 2020 Issue
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Voices of Webster: Until recently Missouri voters reflected national outcomes
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Diver wins State championship
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Until recently Missouri voters reflected national outcomes
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Teachers share Thanksgiving plans, traditions with Covid-19 in mind.
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Echo News Roundup: Nov. 20, 2020
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Webster wins State softball
Lydia Urice Podcast Editor Webster Groves’ softball team beat Webb City 5-4 on Oct. 30 to win the first State championship in 17 years. “I’m very proud of the girls and happy for them and their families. They are a… Read More ›
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Voices of Webster: Spoiler Alert– ‘The Bachelorette’ is back
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Review: Starbucks releases holiday drinks
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Men’s soccer makes it to Districts
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News Brief: Spirit Week activities to take place Nov. 23-24
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Youth express opinions on election results
This election, much like 2016’s, has had very high tensions between both sides. Throughout Donald Trump’s current presidency, the sides have grown to seem as if the divide between Democrats and Republicans is at an all time high. “Under Trump, Democrats and Republicans have never been more divided- on everything,” one Washington Post headline said.
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Review: Writer ranks chicken nugget offerings
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Breaking News: Turkey Day Game is cancelled
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Voices of Webster: Students share feelings about returning to in-person instruction
Responsive freshmen and new students returned to in-person instruction Thursday, Nov. 12, and all responsive students returned today, Friday, Nov. 13.
Students were divided by alphabet so that half attend four morning classes of 40 minutes a piece, and the other half attend four afternoon classes of 40 minutes a piece.
Podcast editor Lydia Urice interviews students about the return to in-person classes. -
Echo News Roundup: Nov. 13, 2020
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Op-Ed: Evidence suggesting video games cause violence is inconclusive
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Review: Malik’s ‘Better’ leaves fans wanting more
Izzy Poole Contributing Writer “Better” by Zayn Malik is the first song and music video to be released off of his upcoming album. “Better” came out on Sept. 24, at midnight EST. The music video is based around the main… Read More ›
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Echo News Roundup: Nov. 6, 2020
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Editorial: Counting mail-in ballots is essential for democracy
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Voices of Webster: Ruth Bader Ginsberg’s legacy was giving voice to unheard
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Poll: How do you feel about responsive students returning for face-to-face instruction next week?
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‘Super Mario 3D All-Stars’ receives mixed reviews
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Alumna returns to work in Chelsea Center, a cappella
Chandler Turner, new assistant for the Chelsea Center and co-director for the a capella, is a class of 2014 WGHS graduate.
“I wanted to do my part to help in a capella since being a part of that group had such a huge impact on my time here. The Chelsea Center was just the cherry on top, as I get to help even more students reach their potential in a creative way,” Turner said. -
Op-Ed: Trump, TikTok, and Tension–Chinese influence rises on Social Media
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Print Version: WG ECHO October 2020 Issue
This is the first issue of the 106th year of the ECHO. Contents include: *Schools should increase mental health screenings *Former principal becomes new SSD area coordinator *Seniors share thoughts on upcoming election *Echo reviews best of pandemic movies *Op-ed:… Read More ›
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Echo News Roundup: Oct. 30, 2020
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Halloween safety faces new challenges
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2020 acts as real zombie movie: Echo reviews best of pandemic movies
Horror movies have always been a passtime of choice for many during the Halloween season,but with the current pandemic, some movies might be hitting a little too close to home.
With the new influx of pandemic/outbreak movies coming to streaming services, people are able to see a fictionalized portrayal of their own current lives. -
Parks Perspective: ‘Hubie Halloween’ does not inspire
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Voices of Webster: Covid changes Halloween celebrations
Despite Covid-19,Missouri, among other states, has announced Halloween will not be canceled, leading citizens to wonder what Halloween will look like.
After months of Covid-19 restrictions, it seemed as if Halloween was a holiday that wouldn’t be occurring this year due to the fact that it is such a high contact holiday, but Halloween will ultimately be occurring. Because of this, children and teens everywhere are planning costumes to wear this year, as well as activities that will be safe and socially distanced. -
Neighborhoods make Halloween plans
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News Brief: High school to move to face-to-face instruction
High school plans to move to hybrid method. Freshmen and new students will go back on Nov. 12, and everyone else on Nov. 13.
Students will be split into two groups. A-K will go in the morning from 8:25- 11:25, L-Z will go in the afternoon from 12:25-3:25. The hour in between will be used for cleaning. All students will be expected to follow social distancing guidelines and wear masks.
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Seniors share thoughts on upcoming election
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CYC returns with new precautions
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Op-Ed: St. Louis enjoys Halloween joke tradition
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Photo of the Week: Metal farmer welcomes shoppers to Kirkwood Market
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Echo News Roundup: Oct. 23, 2020
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Parks Perspective: Movie-making in Time of Coronavirus
Jackson Parks Junior Editor As Coronavirus continues to change social norms, it will also take a toll on Hollywood. With limited romance scenes, scarce access to locations, and no crowd scenes, films and TV shows that will premiere in the… Read More ›
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Parks Perspective: ‘Hubie Halloween’ does not inspire
October 30, 2020
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Parks Perspective: Movie-making in Time of Coronavirus
October 23, 2020
Comic Strip ›
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Willie’s Comic by Jaden Fields
February 29, 2020
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Willie’s Comic by Jaden Fields
February 26, 2020
Entertainment ›
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2020 brings 4th adaption of ‘How the Grinch Stole Christmas’
December 25, 2020
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Holiday lights still to be seen during Covid
December 23, 2020
Features ›
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Cancelled school events negatively impact seniors
January 6, 2021
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Teacher, student share view of current morning/afternoon schedule
January 4, 2021
Letters to the Editor ›
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Letter to Editor: Let’s celebrate academic scholarships
January 21, 2021
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Letter to the Editor: Students, alumni wants Burchett to return to Chelsea Center
April 3, 2019
News ›
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John M. Thomas retires from WGSD
January 27, 2021
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Renaissance Program changes aim to recognize all students
January 26, 2021
News Brief ›
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News Brief: Moore named ‘Senior of the Month’
January 27, 2021
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News Brief: A cappella holds auditions for new members
January 26, 2021
Opinion ›
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Decade’s end brings best and worst memories
January 7, 2020
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Acceptance pressure transforms admissions process
November 18, 2019
Photo of the Week ›
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Photo of the Week: Students help with drama room improvements
January 22, 2021
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Photo of the Week: Tie-dye shirts show final possibilities
January 8, 2021
Podcasts ›
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Voices of Webster: Makerspace offers creative opportunities
January 22, 2021
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Voices of Webster: Concerns about COVID-19 change school bussing
January 15, 2021
Print Version ›
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Print Version: WG ECHO November 2020 Issue
December 4, 2020
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Print Version: WG ECHO October 2020 Issue
October 30, 2020
Slideshow ›
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Slideshow: County voters line up to cast ballots
November 4, 2020
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Tilles Park to present annual lights show
October 21, 2020
Sports ›
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Basketball team adapts to pandemic challenges
January 5, 2021
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Winter Sports stay safe during pandemic
December 14, 2020
Videos ›
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Echo News Roundup: Jan. 22, 2020
January 22, 2021
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Restaurants reopening/Indoor dining becoming available
January 21, 2021