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MEETING STUDENTS: Paddington sits down after engaging with student traffic during 1st lunch on Sept. 22.
New therapy dog Paddington trained by inmates
October 24, 2025
Speaking into a microphone, Matthew Morrison introduces his master class.
NEWS: Matthew Morrison Brings Broadway to Free State
October 24, 2025
Protesters march down Market Street holding signs with a multitude of messages in protest of President Donald Trump.
We went to the Philadelphia No Kings protest. Here’s what we saw and heard.
October 24, 2025
Meeting Tesla the therapy dog for the first time in Assistant Principal Sarah Perry’s office, science teacher Stefani Archibald greets her with a handshake and smile on Sept. 5.
Paws for effect
October 24, 2025
Protester outside the Portland ICE facility with a sign saying “Why do I need protective gear just to hold this sign?” In the background, graffiti reads “Molotovs melt ICE” Molotovs are an improvised incendiary fire weapon used typically by revolutionaries and during riots.
Conflict at the ICE building
October 22, 2025
A foreigner shows their degree of education in an attempt to attain H-1B status to enter the United States. However, they're blocked by a large $100,000 paywall. The White House's fee is a barrier for skilled professionals seeking employment in the U.S.
Trump Administration imposes pricey fee on foreign worker visas
October 24, 2025
FLYING HIGH: Ruby steps bravely into a stunt based by fellow cheerleaders who cheer her on as she flies. Ruby was born with Down syndrome, but she is pushing past the stereotypes about individuals with disabilities.
Freshman raises disability awareness
October 24, 2025
Sports manager Thad Longmire ’28 inspires athletes on and off the field — and peers inside and outside the classroom — despite the hurdles he faces.
Playing the long game: Thad Longmire’s sports journey
October 22, 2025
Charlie, living his best life as an adopted member of the Briggs family, lounges on the family's carpet.
From a Stray Bit of Hope to a Household of Happiness
October 22, 2025
Attending the Wildcat White-Out football game, Sophia Long (far right) poses with friends. Between juggling a busy schedule and the pressure of senior year, Long still prioritizes her passion for connecting to the student body as well as her role as Student Representative on the Dallastown School Board.
The Voice of Students
October 22, 2025
Junior Brady Brock prepares to pass the football to his teammate during the game against Little Elm Oct. 17. He scored a 30-yard rushing touchdown in the first quarter and an 80-yard rushing touchdown in the second quarter.
Against the odds
October 24, 2025
In the last 200m of the 5000m race, senior William Burningham sprints to the finish line. Burningham and the boys team got first in the district, beating Dayton by one point.
District cross country meet turns into Park party
October 24, 2025
Senior Aaniya Thornton celebrates 1,000 digs with her family after the varsity volleyball game against the LASA Raptors on Friday, Sept. 12.
1,000 digs, one dream
October 22, 2025
Nguyen takes his first picture in front of a lake after finding out he made the team. This photo was taken at Santa Fe Dam.
Making waves at worlds
October 21, 2025
The Diablo Ladies Rodeo Drill Team from Livermore performed a horseback routine during the Women of Rodeo show at Cow Palace on Oct. 4. In previous years, the San Francisco Police Department’s (SFPD) mounted unit would perform during such events. “They just stopped the last two years, because the police department is short, so the mounted unit is much smaller,” said Susan Rolovich, a former SFPD senior police officer.
The rodeo provides an arena for resilience
October 20, 2025
Photo of Leo Gil warming up in the colorguard closet in the band room.
A seat in the symphony
October 22, 2025
Concentrated, seniors Natalie Ju, Dorian Herri, Brandon Kim, and Imy Gao play their respective instruments. Taking the extra step, these student musicians not only pursue higher-level musical opportunities, but also take to Instagram to share their progress and passion for their instrument.
Insta-Instruments
October 22, 2025
Yo, Brea, Brea, It's 'Yo Gabba Gabba!'
Yo, Brea, Brea, It’s ‘Yo Gabba Gabba!’
October 21, 2025
Music artists today largely strive to receive streams and chart well, while many older artists focused on pushing political messages. Protest music can speak to people’s emotions, as a single powerful song can take one person’s struggle and urge thousands to feel and act on it.
The Beat of Change: Why protest music must rise again
October 21, 2025
Amanda Moi, junior, instructs one of her students at a CReT class on Sunday, Sept. 28. Moi advises the students with the jellyfish pattern as her student observes up close. Moi joined CReT during her freshman year.
Students Teach Children to Crochet
October 21, 2025
Texas Senate Bill 11 Section 25.0823 (b)(3) prohibits students from participating in voluntary prayer during school hours. The Sidekick assignment editor Zaara Shaik thinks this law goes against The Free Exercise clause under the First Amendment, forcing students to neglect their religious practices.
Religion or school? Texas law states you cannot have both
October 24, 2025
Trick-or-treating is a tradition that should continue to bring joy to everyone on Halloween.
What happened to Halloween?
October 24, 2025
Although chatbots may offer quick, convenient responses, they are poor substitutes for therapists and trusted individuals.
AI chatbots create a false sense of connection
October 24, 2025
Dependence on these technologies and prolonged conversations can lead to AI psychosis — a phenomenon where users become delusional, paranoid and out of touch with reality because of interactions with an AI chatbot.
AI psychosis: the hidden risk of chatbot companions
October 22, 2025
Under the new limitations, students are unable to access their grades during school hours.
Closing the gradebook opens the door to learning
October 22, 2025
Turning a Hobby Into a Teaching Tool: Mr. Voge’s Love for Piano
Turning a Hobby Into a Teaching Tool: Mr. Voge’s Love for Piano
October 24, 2025
Beneath The Waves - Tish Champagne
Beneath The Waves – Tish Champagne
October 24, 2025
VIDEO: Louisville “No Kings” protestors gather against President Donald Trump’s policies
VIDEO: Louisville “No Kings” protestors gather against President Donald Trump’s policies
October 24, 2025
About 80 STUCO members spent about 4 hours setting up for the Homecoming dance on Saturday, Sept. 27. This year's theme was La La Land.
Behind the Scenes:
October 22, 2025
HE IS US. Montgomery County Judge Mark Keough speaks at the podium of the Montgomery Fairgrounds stadium during the Charlie Kirk Memorial Service Sept. 30. Keough said he was a longtime supporter of Kirk’s debates. “Charlie Kirk is Montgomery County,” Keough said. “And Montgomery County is Charlie Kirk.”
GALLERY: Montgomery County memorial honors Charlie Kirk
October 22, 2025
Beneath The Waves - Tish Champagne
Beneath The Waves – Tish Champagne
October 24, 2025
senior suggestions
Senior Suggestions: What stands out to colleges?
October 21, 2025
Crimson Podcast Episode 4 ft. Tennis Captain Liz Chen
October 16, 2025
The issue with gun violence coverage
The issue with gun violence coverage
October 8, 2025
This episode of The Oracle focuses on Del Val's Film and Literature class.
The Oracle: ‘What is Film and Literature?’
October 7, 2025
HE IS US. Montgomery County Judge Mark Keough speaks at the podium of the Montgomery Fairgrounds stadium during the Charlie Kirk Memorial Service Sept. 30. Keough said he was a longtime supporter of Kirk’s debates. “Charlie Kirk is Montgomery County,” Keough said. “And Montgomery County is Charlie Kirk.”
GALLERY: Montgomery County memorial honors Charlie Kirk
October 22, 2025
Governor J.B. Pritzker was one of the many who gave a speech at Grant Park. "Tyranny requires your fear, your silence and your compliance, democracy requires your courage," Pritzker said. "So Donald Trump stay the hell out of Chicago."
[PHOTO ESSAY] ‘No Kings’ protest marches its way into history
October 22, 2025
Eric "Zeke" Zeker re-strings outside linebacker Nick Davis's (‘27) pads during a game against St. Margaret's High School Oct. 10. For 25 years, Zeke has served as BOHS's equipment manager.
IN PICTURES: The Wildcat Goes Behind-the-Scenes With Equipment Manager Eric ‘Zeke’ Zeker
October 20, 2025
Sophomore Daniel Papp lines up at wingback during West Chicago’s 66–20 win over Ridgewood on Sept. 19 at Memorial Field. Papp also plays cornerback for the Wildcats.
[PHOTO ESSAY] Rain, cheers, and grit: Wildcats bounce back against Ridgewood
September 26, 2025
Protesters gathered in downtown West Chicago earlier this week following raids from Immigration and Customs Enforcement agents.
[PHOTO ESSAY] WEGO residents march towards freedom in anti-ICE protests
September 23, 2025
Turning a Hobby Into a Teaching Tool: Mr. Voge’s Love for Piano
Turning a Hobby Into a Teaching Tool: Mr. Voge’s Love for Piano
October 24, 2025
VIDEO: Louisville “No Kings” protestors gather against President Donald Trump’s policies
VIDEO: Louisville “No Kings” protestors gather against President Donald Trump’s policies
October 24, 2025
About 80 STUCO members spent about 4 hours setting up for the Homecoming dance on Saturday, Sept. 27. This year's theme was La La Land.
Behind the Scenes:
October 22, 2025
Welcome to the Oddest “Grocery Store”: Omega Mart
October 14, 2025
Steven Mulikey, head custodian, competes in LudoSports outside of school. LudoSports is a lightsaber combat sport that originated in Italy. Mulikey practices through LudoSport St. Louis at 2434 Mid Rivers Mall in St. Peters. For more information, go to ludosportstlouis.com.
New Head Custodian Competes in LudoSports
October 10, 2025
The best stories being published on the SNO Sites network

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The best stories being published on the SNO Sites network

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VIDEO: Louisville “No Kings” protestors gather against President Donald Trump’s policies

By Abby Prather and Sam Payne-Young • October 24, 2025

On Oct. 18, 2025, protestors gathered downtown to participate in Louisville’s “No Kings” protest, one of over 2,500 scheduled to take place nationwide. Protestors held signs, chanted and marched through downtown to show their anger at President Donald Trump and his administration.

Read RedEye’s article here.

This story was originally published on Manual RedEye on October 21, 2025.

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