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Bubble Guppies: Hutton Murdoch

Michael Bernard, Editor-in-Chief • November 10, 2016

“Hutton has been swimming year round since he was nine. That is not an easy task, going to practice everyday [and] swimming several thousand yards is tough,” Doug Murdoch, father of CHS swimmer Hutton...

May Letter from the Editor

Alex Bernard, Editor-in-Chief • May 12, 2016

The Globe has taught me many things, but, most notably, the Globe has taught me the power of storytelling. As a cog in the journalistic machine, our primary function is to transmit words from their source...

Wash U Wash

Michael Bernard and Jacob LaGesse • February 25, 2016

“I've tagged at least 500 shirts this year. The first three times I had no idea how to do it, but you learn,” Caleb Diamond, co-owner of Wash U Wash, said. Caleb Diamond is one of six owners of Wash...

Double Duty

Michael Bernard and Jacob LaGesse • November 25, 2015

Four dollars an hour. According to history teacher Kurtis Werner, that is how much money one teacher found he made if he broke his salary down and accounted every extra hour he worked, including grading...

Clayton at Work: Kate Reeves

Alex Bernard, Editor-in-Chief • August 26, 2015

Kate Reeves works as a rock wall belayer at the Center of Clayton. Q: What’s your hourly wage? A: $8.00 an hour. Q: What does your job consist of? A: I have to watch the climbers at all times, but...

Clayton at Work: Henry Brown

Alex Bernard, Editor-in-Chief • August 26, 2015

Henry Brown worked as a intern at the St. Louis Office of the Mayor. Q: What’s your hourly wage? A: I’m an unpaid intern. I get paid in recommendation letters. Q: Hours per week? A: I usually...

A Child Star

Alex Bernard, Editor-in-Chief • April 1, 2014

To Clayton mother Santa Purze, her days of young fame seem far behind her. Once a sought-after child actress in Chicago, Purzeâ€™s childhood was filled with lessons, auditions and expectations. â€œI...