St. Louie Style: A guide to fashion blogs
Paige Antolik, Reporter
November 19, 2011
Magazines, shopping, television, friends, traveling. People learn about and discover fashion through many different ways. They’ve become accustomed to these simple, average ways of learning new trends and the next big designer. But one way of divulging yourself into the world of fashion is often overlooked—blogging. A... Read more »
Black Friday takes away from true holiday spirit
Danielle Slauter, Asst. Entertainment Editor
November 18, 2011
As Thanksgiving begins to approach, people aren’t concerned with the turkey and desserts. Many are ready to stand in the cold in front of a Toys R Us at 4 a.m. waiting to buy a new Nintendo 3DS for their children. This phenomenon is known as Black Friday. Every year, hundreds of psychotic people... Read more »
The DOs and DON’Ts of a St. Louis winter
Jessica Zadoks, Campus Editor
November 18, 2011
I have lived in Wildwood, MO for 15 of my 17 years, and if I have learned anything, it’s that there are many ins and outs to surviving the winter season. When it nears that time of year, students must game up and be prepared for anything. However, if you just moved here, or are somehow oblivious... Read more »
St. Louie Style: Airport runway
Paige Antolik, Reporter
November 17, 2011
With Thanksgiving and Christmas coming up, more people will be traveling around the country to spend time with extended family or go on family vacations to get a much needed break from school. And just because being comfortable on an airplane is what everyone wants, it doesn’t mean you have to sacrifice... Read more »
Backseat Trashcan: Walking in the hallway
Gabby McDaris, Reporter
November 17, 2011
There are many types of slow and careless walkers that roam the halls of Lafayette that can either cause tardies, injury, or anger. But there are three main types of walkers that wreak the most havoc. The “make out in the middle of the hall couple”: Yes, I do realize this is high school... Read more »
St. Louie Style: Varsity Escadrille hosts “Prom Dress Preview”
Paige Antolik, Reporter
November 7, 2011
The Varsity Escadrille team held a “Prom Dress Preview” on Nov. 6 in the theater to showcase unique dresses that won’t be available in stores until January 2012. Katie Whiteside, Varsity Escadrille coach, said, “We get this opportunity through The Wedding Gallery in St. Charles.” Each member... Read more »
Championship season proves to be perfect storm
Gian Wessel, Sports Editor
October 31, 2011
The Cardinals may win another World Series in the very near future, but nothing will ever beat what we watched this season. Put it this way: The Rams could win a Super Bowl before something like this happens again. We might be dead at that point. So many things came together perfectly to make this the... Read more »
High Schools should participate more in Red Ribbon Week
McKayla Treat, Asst. Webmaster
October 25, 2011
Remember in Elementary school when it was Red Ribbon Week and everyone in the school wore their ribbons around school and said drug-free pledges during the morning announcements? Remember when Elementary schools held school-wide assemblies and had prize drawings during Red Ribbon Week? I do, but only... Read more »
Cardinals prove fans wrong during wild season
Gian Wessel, Sports Editor
October 19, 2011
I’ve seen the Cardinals win a World Series and have some great seasons, but I’ve never been so proud to call them my team. We should consider ourselves to be the luckiest fans in baseball after what we just witnessed. Quite simply, the Cardinals had every reason to be average this year. They... Read more »
Keeping Pujols makes more sense with Cards making playoff run
Gian Wessel, Sports Editor
October 12, 2011
With a home run, three doubles and five RBIs in Game 2 of the NLCS, Albert Pujols did everything but say the words “show me the money”. I’ll say it for him. By leading the Cardinals past the Phillies and into a 1-1 tie with the Brewers, Pujols has put Alex Rodriguez to shame as baseball’s highest-paid... Read more »
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