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Senior Sally Panis shares her thoughts on Netflixs take on Avatar The Last Airbender. Panis favorite character is Zuko both in the live action and animated series.

Netflix’s Avatar: The new take on a beloved series holds major hits and misses

Sally Panis, Print Editor-In-Chief
March 7, 2024
Senior Sally Panis shares her favorite podcasts to motivate her throughout 2024.

Sally’s 2024 Podcast Picks: Student shares the power of digital media in connections

Sally Panis, Print Editor-In-Chief
February 24, 2024
Americans have rushed back into theaters since the summer of 2023. This is due to the release of Barbie and Oppenheimer.

Cinema Returns: Blockbusters revive cultural love of movie theaters

Sally Panis, Print Editor-In-Chief
February 21, 2024
Junior couple Edgar Ludwikoski and Frannie Chaffee-McClure showcase their relationship with smiles. Ludwikoski recalls his favorite dates with trail walks and museum tours. The pair met in the Campus Ministry Office. “Going out at night to the Nelson or the nature center in summer was special,” Ludwikoski said. “We also like Blue River Park.”

Does Valentine’s Day Matter?: Students reflect on what the day of love means to them

Sally Panis and Jamie Weiss
February 20, 2024
Percy Jackson and the Olympians made new embellishments to a beloved story with diversity in casting, key plotlines changes that stay authentic to the original material. Photo courtesy of Disneys Press Kit.

Percy Jackson Returns: Disney+ adaptation renewed For season two and brings new energy to a new generation

Sally Panis, Print Editor-In-Chief
February 15, 2024
Losing Sleep, Losing Focus: As students get less rest, their cognitive abilities in elements of life start to suffer in performance, enjoyment

Losing Sleep, Losing Focus: As students get less rest, their cognitive abilities in elements of life start to suffer in performance, enjoyment

Sally Panis, Elaina Gibson, and Jamie Weiss
December 18, 2023
Writing on a sticky note, senior Dory Latenser compliments a fellow artists sketchbook collection. It was Latensers first time at the event and displayed over 10 pieces.

Sketch and Swap: Kemper Teens event boosts student art

Sally Panis, Print Editor-In-Chief
December 15, 2023
Each family wrapped gifts and donated money for their Don Bosco family. Multiple herds bought bicycles for a variety of age groups.

[Photo] Giving Back: Red Bag Program gives students an opportunity to provide Christmas to families

Bella Dessert, Copy Editor
December 9, 2023
Conducting Canture Deum, choir director Robin Christie counts each beat for junior Cate Coble and senior Megan Mayer to clap in unison for their piece, Children Go Where I Send Thee.

Crescendos of Christmas Carols: Choir embodies the holiday spirit at Crown Center

Sally Panis, Print Editor-In-Chief
November 29, 2023
Changes to the new gym floor design took place two days before the installment.

Honoring The Past, Embracing The Future: Gym renovations uplift school spirit

Sally Panis, Print Editor-In-Chief
September 15, 2023
Junior Sally Panis gives a deep-dive into how K-Street Hotdog transforms a traditional American dish.

A Taste of K-Street: Korean-style hot dogs offer a spin on American food

Sally Panis, Features Editor
April 28, 2023
For his third studio album, Daniel Caesar returns with Never Enough. Junior Sally Panis explores the themes and standout songs in the album.

Can’t Get Enough: Daniel Caesar returns with his 3rd R&B studio album ‘Never Enough’

Sally Panis, Features Editor
April 14, 2023
Each stitch brings success for junior Laine Liston. She learned from her grandmother how to sew.

Sew Good: Student shares how she adds her own touch to formal dresses

Sally Panis, Features Editor
April 13, 2023
In February, bill HB 2003 did not pass out of the chamber, keeping Miege as a 4A school.

Uncertain Switch: KSHSAA to re-evaluate school multiplier bill after stall

Sally Panis, Features Editor
March 30, 2023
On March 23, Campus Ministry director Bill Creach and five seniors attended the Late Night Live with Saint Paul Outreach at the Overland Park Convention Center.

Makin’ Memories: Saint Paul’s Senior Gala explores faith opportunities in college

Sally Panis, Features Editor
March 29, 2023
Junior Bianca Bair plans on using her newly obtained citizenship and passport to connect with family and her culture. “I look forward to learning more about my current identity and expanding upon my lineage,” Bair said.

Citizen of the World: Dual citizenship gives student identity opportunity

Sally Panis, Features Editor
March 9, 2023
Representation Where It Matters: First Filipina Miss USA R’Bonney Gabriel crowned Miss Universe 2023

Representation Where It Matters: First Filipina Miss USA R’Bonney Gabriel crowned Miss Universe 2023

Sally Panis, Features Editor
February 16, 2023
Performing in the schools rendition of Oklahoma!, freshman Isabella Dessert dances during the dream sequence.

Leaping Into The Holidays: Freshman performs for her 6th time in the Nutcracker

Sally Panis, Features Editor
December 20, 2022
According to junior Addy Burris It is up to us as the consumers to choose if we use clean beauty products.

Working From The Inside Out

Sally Panis, Features Editor
December 20, 2022
Listening to Dean of Students Alex Keith, juniors follow a presentation regarding the new junior-led academic conferences. “You can earnestly tell your parents thank you for all that theyve done for you, Keith said during his presentation. I dont know how many 16 and 17-year-olds earnestly tell their parents thank you, but it is a powerful thing and this will give you an opportunity to do that in a formalized setting.”

Facing the Future: Junior-led academic conferences motivate students to plan life after high school

Sally Panis, Features Editor
November 10, 2022
The Knitting and Crocheting Club led by juniors Laine Liston and Alexander Smith plan to donate a handmade blanket this upcoming winter for the elderly at the Medical Research Center.

Stitching for Service: Knitting and Crocheting Club sew a blanket for the elderly

Sally Panis, Features Editor
October 31, 2022
The Knitting and Crocheting Club led by juniors Laine Liston and Alexander Smith planned a service project for this upcoming winter for the elderly.

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Junior Luke Frenzel looks through his pictures, searching for the perfect shot. Frenzel often uses the Canon Rebel T8i since it is versatile and fairly easy to use. “The rebel series has fairly entry-level cameras, which makes it pretty easy to pick up.” Frenzel said.

Through Luke’s Lens: Student photographer connects communities with his shots

Sally Panis, Features Editor
October 14, 2022
In one of the first rehearsals, the Oklahoma cast is busy memorizing their lines and getting into character.

[Photo] More Than OK: Cast and directors put in many hours leading up to musical

Elaina Gibson, Staff Writer
October 6, 2022
Junior Maggie Brennan and senior Lily Sumstine showcase some of their favorite CD albums.

CD Comeback: Music listeners gravitate toward physical copies

Sally Panis, Features Editor
September 23, 2022
Alumna Cara Parisi sings at the Jewish Community Center for the finals of the KC SuperStar competition, where she won $10,000.

Third Times a Charm: alumna Cara Parisi wins KC SuperStar Scholarship

Sally Panis, Features Editor
September 13, 2022
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