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Swastikas were drawn into the woodchips of the playground at Lafayette Elementary School on April 1 by several students, according to Boulder Valley School District officials.
One person’s story
Bea Lighthiser ‘24 and Jack Bedard ‘25 pose for a picture with their hot lunches. The trays contain not only a main entree, but also many of the sides that the hot lunch offers. This food will soon be reviewed on @mohi_munchies.
Mohi munchin’
On a Thursday in the Monarch Post-Grad Center, students crowd in to meet and pet Greta, the school’s new therapy dog.
Greeting Greta
A group of students at Monarch PK-8 gather during recess, chanting “sacrifice” and “Hail Satan.” Seventh grader Emily Frost filmed as the unusual events unfolded. Little did she know that later, when the video was posted online, it would receive significant attention.
Devil on the blacktop
Keirra Kernan ‘24, ASL Honor Society Co-President
Girl Boss
Photo courtesy of Jack Wixson
More than family connections
Courtesy of Jaya Barry
International impact
Alex Chappell 24 has suffered with Obsessive Compulsive Disorder since he was a child.
World of fear
Bondin over bots
Bondin’ over bots
Pinch me
Annette Bank gets ready to perform a high jump at an international track meet in the 1970s. After a long career that included several Olympic competitions, Bank now coaches Monarch athletes.
Jumping into the past
Figure skater Lilah Gibson ‘24 performs her routine at a competition. She recently returned to the ice from an injury.
Ready for the rink
OPINION: Dropping the ball
OPINION: Dropping the ball
Did you get that?
Did you get that?
Peak pursuits
One star reviews
OPINION: Stay in your lane
OPINION: Stay in your lane
OPINION: Solitary shame
OPINION: Solitary shame
Hate is a strong word, but I hate…
OPINION: Equal Encouragement
OPINION: Equal Encouragement
This fake Instagram post was made on our fake Instagram account that claimed to be run by the administration. Hundred of students, teachers, and parents believed this was real, despite numerous giveaways
STAFF EDITORIAL: We trolled you
OPINION: Bring back towels
OPINION: Bring back towels
AI generated beautiful landscape Van Gogh painting
STAFF EDITORIAL: Artificial ingenuity
Illustration by Mandy Matteson
STAFF EDITORIAL – Going global
STAFF EDITORIAL: The lenses of privilege
STAFF EDITORIAL: The lenses of privilege
Icks: TikTok slang
Icks: TikTok slang
Icks: Dirty Car
Icks: Dirty Car
Icks: Kevin
Icks: Kevin
Icks: Whiners
Icks: Whiners
Icks: Baggy Pants
Icks: Baggy Pants
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LOUISVILLE, CO - FEBRUARY 29, 2020 - Louisvilles iconic century-old caboose and train cars were removed and moved to a sitE for restoration on February 29, 2020. Dozens of people showed up to watch and be photographed with the caboose. (Cliff Grassmick/Staff Photographer)

[Photo] Louisville caboose saved for future generations

Alex Neumann
April 30, 2020
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