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Baldwin, IL · Education
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Inside Lindenwood University’s Makerspace
ST. CHARLES, Mo- A makerspace is a communal art studio that brings together across multiple artistic mediums in one collaborative environment. At Lindenwood University, the on-campus Makerspace provides students with the tools, resources and support they need to explore their creativity and bring their ideas to life. Tools such as...
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Varsity Football Wins Against Saint Charles On Senior Night [Photo Gallery]
On Oct. 23, The Knights Varsity football team hosted their annual senior night and went up against Saint Charles High, the Knights celebrated the seniors for Choir, Knightline, Cheer, Marching Band, and Football. The Knights took the lead scoring a safety and a touchdown in the first quarter ending the quarter 10-0. Leading into halftime the Knights held onto the lead 16-0, they came out of halftime scoring a touchdown gaining an even bigger lead of 24-0. The Knights ended the game celebrating with the crowd on the field for their Senior Knight win of 24-8, once the crowd left the field the players took the water coolers and poured the ice water over coach webster in honor of the win.
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Crim: ‘Grandpa’ still providing leadership, wisdom as Louisiana tries to rekindle its football glory days
LOUISIANA, Mo. – Forty years ago, Tony Gschwender and Louisiana High School stood atop the football world. Behind a then-record passing performance by quarterback Brad Wahlgren and a defense that yielded an opening-play touchdown and little afterward, the Bulldogs toppled unbeaten Seneca 23-14 in the Missouri Class 2 state championship game at Arrowhead Stadium in Kansas City.
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Suit seeking SLPS board member’s removal won’t come to a head until after closure vote
Even before Robert Harvey was sworn into the Board of Education for the St. Louis Public Schools last February, questions swirled about whether he qualified for the position. State law requires that school board members have spent the previous three years living in the district they seek to represent. But evidence suggested Harvey had only moved to the city two years earlier.