Quill Glendale High School Springfield, MO
Issue Date: Friday, October 26, 2007 Issue: vol. 45, issue 2 Last Update: Tuesday, October 30, 2007

  • Diversity in minority: New club encourages diversity in atmosphere of 3% black, 2% Hispanic, 2% Asian, 93% white

    Wednesday, October 24, 2007 By: Alysha Love

    Name tags were slapped into place as the multiracial students began to mingle in the cafeteria after school. They were in a place that was designed specifically for them, to give them a place to come

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  • Students make 'Freedom Pens' as gift for troops: Class projects becomes 'heart-touching'

    Wednesday, October 24, 2007 By: Kevin Madsen

    It’s been nearly five years since the U.S. sent troops to the Middle East for Operation Iraqi Freedom. With initial shock dulled, does the American public still think about the almost 200,000 soldie

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  • 2-day celebration 'Sails Away': Singing, tiaras, sweat-drenched formals highlight homecoming

    Wednesday, October 24, 2007 By: Alysha Love

    The first few lyrics of a sappy homecoming love song came from an unlikely source. “And I-e-I will always love you,” crooned teacher Kirk Slater, completing the chorus to the Whitney Houston classic

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  • Diversity takes more than club: Real change requires student participation, adjustment of attitudes

    Wednesday, October 24, 2007 By: Allyson Strickland, representing the viewpoint of the Quill Editorial Board

    Walking through the hallways of Glendale, there is a noticeable uniformity in the ethnicity of students. In 2005, the majority of the students attending Springfield Public Schools were white, with jus

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  • 'Rocky Horror' returns

    Thursday, October 25, 2007 By: Alysha Love

    Most don’t expect to leave a movie wet, with traces of rice and confetti left in their hair. However, it’s common for audience members attending “The Rocky Horror Picture Show” to leave a little messi

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  • Students addicted to coffee 'fix': Parents have new reason to review credit card bills

    Thursday, October 25, 2007 By: Brendan Kadey

    Students like junior Claire Hughes rely on arguably the world’s most popular beverage to get through the day. Teenage students are beginning to drink Mom and Pop’s pastime favorite: coffee. “If

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  • Volleyball refuses to lose: Girls take first seed in conference, keep focus, prepare for districts

    Friday, October 26, 2007 By: Zach Smith

    Undefeated — a word that conjures up a mix of emotions that can best be explained by an athlete. And it’s a feeling the volleyball team has come to know quite well. At 16-0 the team has gone without

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  • Saltman, Bennett compete at state

    Friday, October 26, 2007 By: Laura Randolph

    The state championship was Oct. 19 and 20 at Cooper Tennis Complex. Junior Liz Saltzman and sophomore Ellen Bennett lost hard fought matches against Liberty High and Parkway South...

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  • Falcons, playmakers pound Vikings: Big plays and tough defense take first district game from Parkview

    Friday, October 26, 2007 By: Brendan Kadey

    The Parkview Vikings beat Glendale in 2002 and haven’t won since. The Falcons (5-3) delivered the Vikings (0-8) a snowman in the loss category and moved easily through their first district game 48-

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'Rocky Horror' returns
Thursday, October 25, 2007 By Alysha Love
Most don’t expect to leave a movie wet, with traces of rice and confetti left in their hair. However, it’s common for audience members attending “The Rocky Horror Picture Show” to leave a little messi
full story 
Students addicted to coffee 'fix': Parents have new reason to review credit card bills
Students addicted to coffee 'fix': Parents have new reason to review credit card bills
Thursday, October 25, 2007 By Brendan Kadey
Students like junior Claire Hughes rely on arguably the world’s most popular beverage to get through the day. Teenage students are beginning to drink Mom and Pop’s pastime favorite: coffee. “If
full story 
Top 5 coffee shops & drinks
Thursday, October 25, 2007 By Stuart Gipson
1. Mudhouse Frozen Mud Turtle ($4.20)...
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'Aladdin' to unveil at Springfield Little Theatre Nov. 29: Alexa Kilgore to star in role of 'Jasmine'
Thursday, October 25, 2007 By Shane Bertalott
Disney and Broadway have both produced it, and now it’s Springfield Little Theatre’s turn. With local actors and actresses helping, Landers crew have started production on its own magic carpet ride.
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'Aladdin' to unveil at Springfield Little Theatre Nov. 29: Alexa Kilgore to star in role of 'Jasmine'
Thursday, October 25, 2007 By Shane Bertalott
Disney and Broadway have both produced it, and now it’s Springfield Little Theatre’s turn. With local actors and actresses helping, Landers crew have started production on its own magic carpet ride.
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