A Hike With Ike
Allison Eichenlaub, Staff Writer
April 24, 2018
Filed under Features
Andrew Eichenlaub and Bo Thomas, Class of 2015, set off for their long journey to Mexico on December 26th. Over the summer, the two hitchhiked across Europe and had some of the best times of his life. He was determined to have another hitchhiking experience, but this time he decided to not go to Europe....
Westminster Welcomes Wee Wildcats
Ava Bidner, Staff Writer
April 16, 2018
Filed under Features
Teachers often seem like perfect, busy people that are always at school from early in the morning to late at night, whenever you need their help, constantly at your beck and call. But it is important to realize teachers also have lives, and they require time with their families and friends just like ...
Wanted: Women in STEM
Amanda Berry, Staff Writer
April 13, 2018
Filed under Features, News, Top Stories
The cry for more women in STEM fields remains nothing new in our current culture. Increasing opportunities arise for females to enter science, math, engineering, and technology fields, and the gender wage gap even stands significantly lower in these STEM fields as an added incentive, according to the Off...
Sophomore’s Lead Special Olympics
Ava Bidner, Staff Writer
April 12, 2018
Filed under Features, News, Top Stories
On Mar. 16 while the rest of Westminster students sit in class on a regular Friday, the sophomore class will be hosting a unique and impactful event for a group of students from several schools in the Special School District of St. Louis County. After the closing of John F. Kennedy Catholic High School, the S...
Go the Extra Mile
Bridgette Grimm, Editor-in-Chief
March 16, 2018
Filed under Features
As students at a West County, private Christian school, it is fair to say that we grow up in a bubble. When in St. Louis, we only go to the City for a sporting event or dinner, and stay in the County for almost everything else. When on vacation, we often go to Seaside for the beach and Breckenridge for th...
Focusing In On ADHD
Bridgette Grimm, Editor-in-Chief
February 13, 2018
Filed under Features
Today, we live in a culture that is basically asking our attention spans to shorten. We watch clips instead of episodes, read paragraphs instead of books, and look at social media apps to see the news instead of newspapers. Apps and companies recognize that nowadays, they will be most successful by displ...
Sophomores Flying High
Ava Bidner, Staff Writer
February 1, 2018
Filed under Features
Art Board may be the most overlooked Spirit Week event of them all, but those who participate in decorating the vast, chicken wire board know the extensive amounts of time and effort needed to create such a project. Each year, art board participants join together, pick a setting from a given them...
Lead Like Jesus
Amanda Berry, Staff Writer
January 22, 2018
Filed under Features
Beyond the leadership retreat, students have opportunities to grow in leadership together through more extensive training and guidance. Every Monday morning before most Westminster students arrive at school, a group of students gathers to study the book Lead Like Jesus, led by Ashley Woodall, Assi...
Another “Humerus” Thursday
Samantha Huber, Opinion Editor
January 9, 2018
Filed under Features
Cadavers and neuroanatomy may not sound like an enjoyable Thursday morning for most people, but for Taylor Siebenman, Alyssa and Sarah Preusser, and Samantha Huber it’s a time to pursue a meaningful, educational experience. “My favorite thing about senior service is getting to spend every Thursday...
Ragin’ Roadways
Caroline Hinrichs, Staff Writer
November 8, 2017
Filed under Features, Top Stories
Picture your daily routine. You wake up, put on that snazzy WCA uniform, eat breakfast, get in your car, start driving… HONK! Some entitled BMW cuts you off and you have to swerve into the next lane to avoid them. What do you do? Yell at their incompetence? Tail them for the next few miles? ...
Westminster Goes Global
Ashley Peterman, Print Editor
October 24, 2017
Filed under Features
Westminster’s international program would not be where it is today without the amazing dedication and leadership of Karen Bowman, Global Education Coordinator. Since August of 2015, Bowman has been working hard and improving the international department. As a mom of 3, Bowman was anxious to get ou...
Allison Eichenlaub, Staff Writer
April 24, 2018
Andrew Eichenlaub and Bo Thomas, Class of 2015, set off for their...
Ava Bidner, Staff Writer
April 16, 2018
Teachers often seem like perfect, busy people that are always...
Amanda Berry, Staff Writer
April 13, 2018
The cry for more women in STEM fields remains nothing new in...