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Meet Me at Midnight

Alyssa Greco, First Year Newspaper Staffer • October 20, 2022

Since she re-recorded some of her older albums, fans have kept one eye open for Taylor Swift's next big surprise. The release of her new album Midnights was revealed at the 2022 VMAs. The album is so much...

Queen Elizabeth II Dies After 70 Year Reign

Anna Grace Likes, Editor-In-Chief • September 8, 2022

As of this afternoon, Queen Elizabeth II has died at age 96. She was the longest-reigning monarch in the United Kingdom’s history, as she was on the throne for 70 years. Prince Charles will now take...

Missouri School District Brings Back Paddles

Elijah Schmidt, Editor-In-Chief • August 26, 2022

In the past day the Missouri School District of Casville brought back corporal punishment. This came upon parents not wanting their students suspended. Casville Superintendent Merilyn Johnson declined...

New Year, New Voice

Elijah Schmidt, Editor-In-Chief • August 24, 2022

STUCO has taken many forms and filled many roles in the WCA Community. They manage events, represent students to administration, and help serve people in and out of the Westminster Community. This year...

Stand With Ukraine

Elijah Schmidt, Editor-In-Chief • March 28, 2022

On February 24th of this year, Russian President Vladimir Putin carried out an invasion on the nation of Ukraine. Separatists in the eastern part of Ukraine have claimed land and Russian troops have arrived...

Remembering “Li Laoshi”

Anna Grace Likes, Editor-In-Chief • March 28, 2022

As the Westminster community grieves the loss of beloved Chinese teacher Dr. Ming Li, classrooms feel a new stillness. On Tuesday, March 22nd, Ming Li lost her short battle with breast cancer. This came...

BHM Recap

Sayva Phillips • March 1, 2022

How can someone celebrate or support a celebration that isn't for them? Is that even possible without it coming off as disrespectful or cultural appropriation? Yes, of course it is possible and very comforting...

I.T.S.O.G Recap

Elijah Schmidt, Editor-In-Chief • November 9, 2021

I.T.S.O.G has gone fairly well this year, although we missed our goal this week has certainly been eventful. From a brief Volleyball interruption to a sweeping victory this will certainly be an I.T.S.O.G...

I.T.S.O.G is in Full Swing!

Elijah Schmidt, Editor-In-Chief • November 4, 2021

Since I.T.S.O.G has started Westminster has really stepped up. Donations have been piling in and now is no time to stop. Below are the totals and winners of each day. On Monday when Westminster accepted...

I.T.S.O.G Just Started, Why Do We Care?

Elijah Schmidt, Editor-In-Chief • November 1, 2021

A time to give and celebrate competition, I.T.S.O.G has been around for a long time. But why is this time of giving so important? And why do we as Christians have a mandate to help those in need? So...

Not a GRIMM Moment in This Play!

Maddox Rosenberg, Abby Johler, and Poppy McCauley • October 29, 2021

At Westminster this year, Mr. Butz will be directing, The Brothers Grimm Spectaculathon, by Don Zolidis, which follows two narrators and multiple actors and their attempt to combine all 209 classic fairy...

Barn Bash

Ellie Jones, Features Editor • October 29, 2021

Instead of an old-fashioned homecoming, it was decided to change things up a little bit this year. Parents came together to create a more laid back, casual dance. Dress code was strictly cowboy boots,...