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Class of 2009 graduate Garrett Tripp worked on Tree House, as a second assistant director in Branson, Missouri. He worked on it between college semesters and used it as an opportunity to hone his skills.

Alumni working in LA film, television industry experiences ripple effect of strikes

Samantha Haney, Opinions Editor / Legend Social Media Manager October 25, 2023

Since graduating from Lafayette, Class of 2009 graduate Garrett Tripp has been working in the film and television industry for 12 years, starting when he was in college.  As Tripp has gained experience,...

After winning the Battle of 109 on Oct. 6, junior Drue Kitchen kisses the Mayors Cup. On a two year winning streak now, the Lancers win against Eureka marked the first time the Lancers beat the Wildcats in consecutive games for over a decade.

Lancers win Conference Championship

Rishit Sohaney, News Staff October 24, 2023

After beating Lindbergh 34-24, Oct. 20, Lafayette was crowned as Conference Champions. They head to the postseason with an 8-1 record. They are seeded 2nd behind Marquette, who hold a 7-2 record. The...

The Wolf Cafe offers customers clean ingredients from local sources

Jack Robeson, Digital Media Editor in Chief October 19, 2023

The Wolf Cafe, owned by Bob and Denise Biribin, produces amazing food from fresh, locally sourced ingredients. With friendly service, great food, and an amazing atmosphere, The Wolf Cafe has a lasting...

Near the cash registers, Buff City Soap has a collection of facial products and scents geared towards men, along with their recently introduced line of travel sized products. Buff City Soap is located in Chesterfield, about 15 minutes from Lafayette.

Out and About: Buff City Soap

Samantha Haney, Opinions Editor / Legend Social Media Manager October 18, 2023

The first step in the door surrounds customers with a multitude of scents, coming from a constantly changing variety of products. Buff City Soap, located off Clarkson Road in Chesterfield, supplies...

To build the frame for the Car Club’s go-kart, sophomore Adit Swami cuts metal in his garage. Working with sophomore Logan Martin’s dad, Matt Martin, Swami learns more about metal working and takes back to teach the other members of the club.

Listen In: Car debate leads friends to form new club

Samantha Haney and Neel Patil October 10, 2023

Car Club is a new, non-school-sponsored club that has started meeting outside of school, giving students an opportunity to learn engineering skills. Sophomore Adit Swami sat down with reporter Neel...

On Aug. 15, senior Kate Kilmer went to Mimis Prom dress shop to try on some dresses. The blue dress on the left is the dress Kilmer bought for Homecoming this year. As an influencer for the shop, Kilmer has a promo code and when people use that code, it gives her a discount on her dresses.

People of Lafayette: Kate Kilmer

Sonya Sud, Editor in Chief September 19, 2023

This year, senior Kate Kilmer decided to become an influencer for Mimi's Prom St. Louis. It started out when her mom saw a notification that Mimi’s was looking for people to try on their dresses and...

During the first Undefined practice of the year, Undefined captain, senior Keira Makalintal, plays an improv game. Makalintal and senior Luke Tipton became Undefined captains to develop their skills. “I prioritize experiences that are enriching for me,” Makalintal said.

New Undefined season premieres with two shows

Audrey Keller, News Staff September 14, 2023

The first Undefined show of the year will be Sept. 15 in the Theater. There will be two shows, one at 3:45 p.m., costing $3 per ticket, and the other at 7 p.m., costing $5 per ticket. Seniors Luke...

One of the traditional events of HoCo Week is the parade. Various sport teams and clubs make floats.

‘Once Upon A Homecoming’

Daniel Carrillo, News Staff September 14, 2023

In what Student Council hopes will be an enchanting week for the Lancer community, the 2023 Homecoming Week will run Sept. 18-23. The theme is Once Upon A Homecoming. The week will consist of various events...

Construction on the Pool Doors is complete and student drivers and bus riders are now able to use them. However, the Pool Doors will continue to be closed to parent drop-off and pick-up.

Parent drop-off permanently limited to West Entrance

Maddy Cox, Asst. Editor in Chief September 13, 2023

The days of parent drop-off at the Pool Door Entrance have officially ended.  Although it was announced last week that the doors’ renovation had finished and are now open for use, administration...

As the Patriot Day ceremony wraps up, AFJROTC walks back to Lafayette with flags. The ceremony took place before school to commemorate lives lost on the attacks of 9/11.

Teachers reflect on the events of 9/11

Ammu Lanka, News Staff September 11, 2023

At approximately 10:03 a.m. on Sept. 11, 2001, after being hijacked by terrorists, American Airlines Flight 93 first hit the Twin Towers in New York City.  On that day, 22 years ago, language arts...

Proposition 3 to increase capital funds

Proposition 3 to increase capital funds

Rishit Sohaney, News Staff September 5, 2023

To increase capital project funds, which are used by the district for maintenance, the Rockwood Board of Education voted 6-0 to place Proposition 3 on the Nov. 7, 2023 ballot and will need a simple majority...

Just 20 minutes after the Highway Patrol Testing Center opens at 8:20 a.m., a line forms out the door. Sometimes, people show up to wait in line as early as 4:30 a.m.

Examiner shortages cause difficulties for prospective drivers

Maddy Cox, Asst. Editor in Chief August 29, 2023
A shortage of examiners has created issues with the administration of driver tests, resulting in hours long wait times, and people frequently being turned away due to the overflow of people attempting to get tested.
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