Science teacher Mebbie Landsness talks about student stress and what she does to help alleviate it.
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Chelsea Center coordinates downsized All Write Festival
Preparations for the annual All-Write Festival, which will be Feb. 28, through March 1, have begun. The festival will be smaller than past years due to the surge in COVID-19 cases.
Student athletes advocate for mental health
Student athletes get put under a lot of pressure when it comes to juggling their school work and their sports.
Echo News Roundup: Jan. 18, 2022
Print editor Ava Musgraves shares this week’s headlines: late start Monday, Winter Webster Reads Challenge, All Write Festival submissions deadline, women’s swim team, women’s basketball, wrestling and men’s basketball.
Photo of the Week: Trusted adult engages in conversation with freshman
Art teacher Jocelyn Reiss, a commonly mentioned trusted adult, engages in conversation with freshman Meghan Hall. Photo by Maren DeMargel.
Update: Coffee shop changes in the new year
WGHS coffee shop will remain closed until Jan. 18, and will be experiencing changes this semester, such as efforts to be more environmentally aware and a 50 cent price increase. increasing prices by 50 cents.
News Brief: Winter Activities Assembly showcases winter sports
Winter activities assembly will take place seventh period on Jan. 28, in Roberts Gym.
“It’s going to be basketball, boys and girls; wrestling, boys and girls; and girls swim and dive,” assistant activities director Munir Prince said.
News Brief: All Write is accepting entries
Student work for the annual All Write Festival is due by Feb. 7, at 11:59 p.m. Submissions can be up to 10 pages in length.
News Brief: Admission to basketball games change
Tickets to basketball games will not be available to the general public due to rising COVID cases for at least the rest of this week and the next.
St. Louis venues offer gluten-free cuisine
Good gluten free food can be exceptionally hard to find when trying to eat out, grocery shop, or even find a sweet treat, although St. Louis does have a lot of places that accommodate the gluten free community.
Review: ‘Riverdale’ returns with 5-episode special event and new name
“Riverdale” returned for its sixth season with a 5 episode special event on Nov. 16, but with a different town name. However, the town’s name is not the only thing that has changed.
Echo News Roundup: Jan. 10, 2022
Print editor Ava Musgraves shares this week’s headlines: MLK Day, COVID-19 protocols, Winter Formal cancellation, All Write submissions deadline, men’s basketball, wrestling, women’s swim and dive team, and women’s basketball.
Photo of the Week: Musician returns to kick off All Write
Owen Ragland of the Owen Ragland Trio performs for drama and English students during sixth hour on Jan 6. The group is a swing jazz group with neo-pop, hiphop and electronic influences. Photo by Izzy Poole
Voices of Webster: Writer shares opinion about standardized testing
Contributing writer Maya Hamid shares their opinion about standardized testing.
Ava’s Anecdotes: Can classic winter cookies be made vegan?
Winter calls for many things: watching cheesy Hallmark movies, listening to Mariah Carey on repeat and baking cookies. Possibly, vegan cookies.
News Brief: Museum features ‘Gateway to Pride’ exhibit
Missouri Historical Society is taking stories, artifacts, photographs and others to add to an exhibit at the Missouri History Museum. The goal of this is to show off the diversity and creativity of St. Louis’ LQBTQIA+ community and the history.
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