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Posted January 21, 2016

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Indivisible Kansas City — a grassroots political

Indivisible Kansas City — a grassroots political organization — along with other organizers, is holding “No Kings Day” protests across the Kansas City area today. The protests are part of the nationwide demonstration against President Donald Trump’s policies.

The movement is purposefully set to oppose a military parade in Washington, D.C. on the same day. The parade is also taking place on President Trump’s birthday as well as Flag Day.

Thousands of demonstrators came to the four local protests taking place in Kansas City, Lee Summit, Lenexa and Overland Park.

To read more and view a gallery from the protest, click the link in bio.

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The girls and boys Track & Field team will compete

The girls and boys Track & Field team will compete at state today and tomorrow at Cessna Stadium in Wichita, KS.

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The boys and girls varsity track teams will compet

The boys and girls varsity track teams will compete at Regionals today. The meet will be held at Blue Valley Northwest and preliminaries begin at 2 p.m..

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East alumna Sarah Milgrim and her boyfriend, Yaron

East alumna Sarah Milgrim and her boyfriend, Yaron Lischinsky, were killed by a lone gunman last night outside the Capital Jewish Museum in Washington, D.C.

According to a report from Reuters, the gunman, Elias Rodriguez, yelled “Free Palestine” while being removed from the scene by authorities.

Milgrim was a member of the SM East band, Jewish Student Union, Senior National Honors Society and SHARE, and starred in multiple school-run musicals.

To read more, click the link in bio.

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Photo courtesy of Emma Chalk

Congratulations to the Shawnee Mission East class

Congratulations to the Shawnee Mission East class of 2025.

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We do not own the rights to this music.

Then-junior Carlie Foutch spent most of her jewelr

Journalism is my enemy. They say keep your friend

Journalism is my enemy.

They say keep your friends close and your enemies closer — at least I’ve done that.

Dow Tate would say that’s cliché, trite, overused. I can hear him hissing, “that’s all you could think of for your senior column?” But it’s true. My enemy is so close to me we’re practically inseparable by now.

To read more of this column, click the link in bio.

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The SM East theater department announced its 2025-

The SM East theater department announced its 2025-26 season at its annual banquet on May 17. The upcoming season includes the Musical Revue theme as “The Best of Broadway,” the Fall Musical “Bye Bye Birdie” and the Winter Play “Silent, but Deadly.”

To choose which shows the department will perform, English teacher Brian Capello read a plethora of musical scripts and assessed what other schools have done in the past.

“We just kind of talk about it one way or the other, and then get into what we feel is best fit for the season for the students we have,” theater teacher Tom DeFeo said.

To read more, click the link in bio.

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Sisters Evan and Lilah Platz have plenty of differ

Growing up in the town of Cremona, Italy, senior M

Navy blue and bright yellow floats rode the street

Navy blue and bright yellow floats rode the streets of Sioux Falls, South Dakota. Trumpets were blaring, students were cheering, cheerleaders were tumbling and senior Claire Rogers was standing on the sidewalk beaming.

Augustana University was hosting their annual Viking Parade — their version of a homecoming parade. Rogers was thrilled her soon-to-be college would have a similar tradition to “Lancer Day.”

Rogers committed to Augustana University for what the National Collegiate Athletics Association refers to as a newcoming sport— acrobatics and tumbling. Currently, only 50 NCAA colleges offer this program in all divisions.

To read more, click the link in bio.

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