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Sophie’s Scrumdidlyumptious Confectionery Cooking- November
December 12, 2012 • Sophie Hollenbeck, News Editor
Filed under A&E
Well, it’s officially the Christmas season. If you ask me, it’s been the Christmas season since the beginning of November, but to some people the Christmas season has just begun. I love this time of year more than anything. It’s such a cozy, lovely time of the year, and you can’t... Read more »
Echo Adventure: November
December 4, 2012 • Lacey Raper, Copy Editor
Filed under A&E
Echo Staffers Nicholas Wilsdorf, Lea Ahrens, Katie Williams and I decided to go on a little adventure. We knew that the new entertainment complex Fat Cats had just opened and we decided to check it out. So we all met at Fat Cats around what was supposed to be 4:00 but ended up being a more like 4:30,... Read more »
Sophie’s Scrumdidlyuptious Confectionary Cooking- October
October 21, 2012 • Sophie Hollenbeck, News Editor
Filed under A&E
Well folks, it’s October; the month of the pumpkin. Have you ever thought about how many things that one can do with a pumpkin? Fall is already here, but then October comes rolling around, and bam! Pumpkin patches, pumpkin carving, pumpkin costumes, pumpkin shaped cookies, Halloween candy collectors,... Read more »
Don’t Stop the Music- October
October 21, 2012 • Gage Scurlock, Opinion Editor
Filed under A&E
Alabama, Arkansas, I sure love my ma and pa, but not as much as I love Edward Sharpe and the Magnetic Zeros. This band, led by front man Alex “Edward Sharpe” Ebert, consists of about a hundred musicians. No not really, but it would appear so when the ten person (sometimes even more) ensemble is crowded... Read more »
St. Louis festival provides venue for headliners, local bands alike
October 2, 2012 • Katie Williams, Editor-In-Chief
Filed under A&E, Top Stories
At Loufest, just like any other music festival, you come across many different types of people; the groupies, the observers, the vendors and occaisionally the bands themselves. To the bands, this is the life. This is what they want to do with their life and nothing could ever make them change their minds. “There’s... Read more »
Where is winter? High temperatures and lack of snow unusual for January
January 27, 2012 • Iqra Choudhry, Staff Writer
Filed under A&E
Once January hits, the cold weather is usually in full swing. But this year, things seem to be taking a different route. Throughout the nation, cities have been reporting record breaking high temperatures. St. Louis has already reported a high of sixty six degrees Fahrenheit. This is ten to twenty degrees... Read more »
Kenny’s Adventure Log–January
January 27, 2012 • Kenny Bohannan, Webmaster
Filed under A&E
In the first days of 2012, my brofolios and I wanted to do something fun before the world ended. This particular Friday was opening day for “The Devil Inside,” which looked super-duper scary from the Red Band trailer, so Abel McSomething and I decided brave the waves of eighth graders, and go to... Read more »
Get Spoon Me
December 22, 2011 • Sarah Rolufs, Editor in Cheif
Filed under A&E
“If you love me, Spoon Me” is just one of the many slogans for Rolla’s new frozen yogurt shop. Spoon Me is probably the best thing to happen to Rolla since Jimmy John’s opened, which just so happens to be located directly beside this magical palace of deliciousness. Boasting eight different frozen... Read more »
Kenny’s Adventure Log
December 22, 2011 • Kenny Bohannan, Webmaster
Filed under A&E
On the last Friday before Thanksgiving break, the broskis and I wanted to do something other than cruise the strip—so we drove up to see some high school soccer in Kansas City. The Final Four was being hosted at Blue Springs and Blue Springs South high schools in Kansas... Read more »
Kenny’s Adventure Log–November
November 17, 2011 • Kenny Bohannan, Webmaster
Filed under A&E
In the spirit of Halloween, the bros and I decided to hit up some haunted houses. But then we realized that those are way too expensive, so we went to the haunted maze instead. We all met up in the Country Mart parking lot, and piled into... Read more »