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The student news source of St. Charles High School

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Trivia Night

Trivia Night

by Alexa Chairs, Staff Writer November 3, 2016

On Friday, Oct. 28, St. Charles High School’s girls basketball team hosted an annual trivia night. This is a trivia night held at St. Charles Borromeo typically around the Halloween season. The money...

ACT Wrap Up

ACT Wrap Up

by Alexa Chairs, Staff Writer November 3, 2016

The ACT is one of the most important standardized test for every high school student planning on going to college. There is typically an ACT every two months, and juniors and seniors usually start taking...

Fall Movies

Fall Movies

by Alexa Chairs, Staff Writer November 3, 2016

There are a variety of movies that have been released this fall. Movies ranging from comedy, to action, and even horror to set the mood for the holidays. Most students at St. Charles High School wanted...

Grayson Vaughn speaks at Red Ribbon Week assembly about his story of heroin addiction and recovery.

Drug Free is the Key

by Julia Scofield, Managing Editor November 3, 2016

Red Ribbon Week was organized by the Leadership class this year to raise drug-free awareness. Suggested by Leadership students, they wanted to specifically focus on heroin. “Within the last couple...

Raising Cane’s added to University Commons.

More Than Just Chicken

by Caitlin Phillips, Staff Writer November 3, 2016

Many people have had Raising Cane’s, whether it was in the Mid Rivers mall location or out in Cottleville. Adding to the new buildings in the area, such as MOD Pizza and Potbelly, the University Commons...

Grace Farmer starts to serve the ball over the net.

Comeback Cut Short

by Eric Myers, Editor in Chief November 2, 2016

The varsity girls volleyball team started the season off rough, losing their first three games. They got their first win in a tough matchup with MICDS. They went through the rest of the season on the winning...

The Next Step In A Long Journey

The Next Step In A Long Journey

by Reid Bayliss, Staff Writer November 2, 2016

Four years seems to many to either go past one day at a time or in a blink of an eye. Many seniors have already decided on what they’re going to do after high school. Some will use their two free years...

The softball team greets freshman Kylie Swinney after hitting an inside-the-park home run against St. Charles West in Districts on Oct. 5

Sad End To A Season Only To Start A Brighter One

by Reid Bayliss, S November 2, 2016

The Pirate softball team ended their season with six more wins than the season before with a bright future ahead for their program. Graduating only two seniors this year, Coaches David Jones and Aaron...

Thought It Was A Drought

Thought It Was A Drought

by Reid Bayliss, Staff Writer October 28, 2016

For years, the Chicago Cubs have been the butt of everyone’s joke in terms of mediocrity in baseball. From the Curse of the Billy Goat in 1945 to the Steve Bartman incident in 2003, they truly are the...

Not Just a Military Test

Not Just a Military Test

by Alec Gray, Staff Writer October 26, 2016

On Oct. 18 sophomores took the US Army’s ASVAB (Armed Services Vocational Aptitude Battery) test, which helps determine their career in the Armed Forces, if they ever choose to do so. However, its scores...

Pumpkin Spice Everything

Pumpkin Spice Everything

by Adelaide Hill, Staff Writer October 26, 2016

Sophomore Holly Huffman is very fond of the pumpkin spice trend.   “I think it's good because Thanksgiving is about pumpkins,” Huffman said.   She thinks that pumpkin spice...

This group of scary clowns stands around with chainsaws. Despite recent rumors, this is not occurring in St. Charles.

Quit Clowning Around

by Julia Scofield, Managing Editor October 26, 2016

There have been several reports across the United States of individuals dressed up in clown costumes going around, terrorizing the public. “I’m more scared when I’m outside by myself in the dark,”...

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