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Apart from their famous bubble tea that they serve, Hitea offers dishes that show their Asian Fusion recipes, like chicken teriyaki udon noodles, tempura seafood combo and vegetables, and chicken rice bowls. the chicken teriyaki udon is at a price of $11.99, the tempura seafood combo and vegetables is $10.99 and the Chicken Rice Bowl is $10.99.

Out and About: Hitea shares Asian culture through unique dishes, drinks

Adwyta Chelikavada, News Staff April 18, 2023

Located in Chesterfield, Hitea is an aesthetic eatery that has been open since 2019. The internal setting of the restaurant contains many plants surrounding tables, flower vines hanging across the roof,...

While waiting for the rest of the results at the Marquette Invitational on , senior Shreya Ramalingam holds her first place trophy. Ramalingam has been on the team for four years and has been to State once before.

People Of Lafayette: senior heads to Speech and Debate State Tournament after four first place finishes

Audrey Keller, News Staff April 18, 2023

With the Speech and Debate State Tournament on April 21-22, senior Shreya Ramalingam is preparing to place in her event, original 0ratory.  The event is like a TED Talk.  “It’s a 10-minute...

While visiting Port Aransus in Texas, sophomore Gauri Kathula holds a fish in her hand. Kathula was on a fishing boat tour that  demonstrated the fishing process, one of the many ways she has worked to learn more about detrimental impacts on ocean life.

If It Weren’t For: sophomores research project inspires passion

Ammu Lanka, News Staff April 14, 2023

Sophomore Gauri Kathula's fascination of ocean life began in her 5th Grade Center for Creative Learning class (CCL), where she was to make a project on genetically modifying a species to save it. "I...

Living in his enclosure, sophomore Kyla Krimmels pet snake, Axel, slithers on a stump. The Krimmel family currently has two snakes: Axel and Sage

Last Time I… lost my snake

Maddy Cox, Asst. Editor in Chief April 12, 2023

An uncle known for his unusual pets is what got sophomore Kyla Krimmel interested in pet snakes. Axel, a five-year-old Rosy Boa, stays in Krimmel's room. While Sage, a three-year-old Kenyan Sand Boa that...

Named Submersion, this piece represents peoples addiction to the Internet and technology as the person is being drowned in wires. The sculpture is part of senior Erica Chen’s AP Art and Design portfolio, which is themed to the impact of technology on people. “It’s based on the fact that things like phones and the internet are so ingrained into our culture that a lot of people can’t imagine living without them, forming a sort of unhealthy reliance,” Chen said.

A new type of canvas

Juli Mejia and Daniel Carrillo April 12, 2023

From spin paintings to one-minute sketches, there are plenty of new, unique art forms becoming trendy. Art made by artificial intelligence has become yet another eye-catching trend through filters on TikTok...

Right after a day of working, senior Tommy Ferguson and other volunteers and staff take a picture at the Litzsinger Ecology Center. Ferguson volunteers for the center when he has time.

People of Lafayette: senior Tommy Ferguson pursues passion in ecology

Kris Kamrud April 11, 2023

Ever since his dad taught him how to plant and successfully grow seeds when he was young, senior Tommy Ferguson has been intrigued by the study of the relationships between organisms to each other and...

The Lancers finished their Chicago road trip with a 16-12 win against Niles West March 18. Schott scored 10 of the team’s goals.

Boys varsity water polo player leads St. Louis area in goals

Molly Brim, Administrative Editor April 3, 2023

Since his freshman year, junior Noah Schott, who plays soccer in the fall,  wanted to experience a high school sport during the spring season, so he decided to try water polo. "My favorite thing is...

Right before thanking FACS teacher Erin Hagglund, Angela Robinson, Class of 2013, leads the rest of the models. The 2013 fashion show was in the evening and was themed Day and Night.

Throwback Thursday: fashion show might make a come back

Juli Mejia, Editor In Chief March 16, 2023

If you were to put yourself in the shoes of fashion class students from ten years ago, you might’ve found yourself walking a runway. On March 13 of 2013, FACS teacher Erin Hagglund and her students from...

Crumbl Cookies on Clarkson Road opened in early December of 2022. The bakery has a variety of flavors available, with six different cookie flavors to try each week.

Out and About: Crumbl Cookies offers weekly rotating flavors

Sonya Sud, Editor in Chief March 14, 2023

A Crumbl Cookies location opened on Clarkson Road in December of 2022, the third of the chain in the St. Louis area. Crumbl Cookies is a bakery that primarily sells cookies and ice cream. They have...

In the 8th Grade, freshman Brianna Savage read her now-favorite book, Jane Eyre. She was entertained by writing style and its larger message.

Best Classical Book I’ve Ever Read: freshman enjoys suspenseful romance novel

Zofia Paciorek, Reporter March 13, 2023

As a self-proclaimed bookworm, freshman Brianna Savage has read her fair share of novels. Savage has been reading chapter books since she was six years old, and there is no classical book that she loves...

Jackson, one of senior Dan Sheltons first clown figures, is considered a pierrot. Shelton has learned about many different types of clowns and has made art about them during AP Art and Design.

If It Weren’t For: Clown Figurines

Samantha Haney, Opinions Editor / Legend Social Media Manager March 2, 2023

Starting in 3rd Grade, senior Dan Shelton's fascination with clowns began. "I took a small class through The Center for Creative Learning (CCL) designed to teach kids about mimes," Shelton said. "From...

Engle stopped playing the guitar when he was 8 but recently he got a guitar and has been started playing again. A couple weeks ago I got a new guitar, so I picked it back up and it started off slow, but Ive gotten progressively better very quick, Engle said.

People of Lafayette: junior Taylor Engle tries out for America’s Got Talent

Rishit Sohaney, News Staff February 28, 2023

Watching America’s Got Talent as a child, junior Taylor Engle may now end up being on the show. Engle finds it quite funny since he has never seriously sang or played the guitar.   “I sing for...

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