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News and Publications of Notre Dame de Sion

Sion Student Media

News and Publications of Notre Dame de Sion

Sion Student Media

Emma Hutchin

Emma Hutchin, Photo Editor

Favorite Show: Friends

Spirit Animal: Sea Turtle

Guilty Pleasure: Watching Old Vines

Favorite Place to Visit: Maui, Hawaii

Favorite Movie: Star Wars: The Empire Strikes Back

All content by Emma Hutchin
Through the journalism program, I was able to travel to Washington D.C. for a journalism conference in Nov. 2020.

Student Journalism Makes An Impact

Maggie McKinney, Web Editor-in-Chief Oct 27, 2020

Through the journalism program, I was able to travel to Washington D.C. for a journalism conference in Nov. 2020.

As a second wave of COVID cases looms, universities will likely remain closed for the fall semester.

No Clear End in Sight for Students

Emma Hutchin, Photo Editor May 2, 2020

After months of online classes, virtual assessments and lunches over facetime, the end is in sight for many students across the country. However, Harvard researchers believe social distancing may have...

President Donald Trump speaking during a press briefing on March 30 relating to the extended stay-home order.

Our New Reality

Emma Hutchin, Photo Editor Apr 2, 2020

Four more weeks. Four weeks of continued uncertainty, physical isolation, phone calls to stay in touch, over-buying, and even that may not be the end. After receiving backlash from countless medical experts...

Former Vice President Joe Biden speaks at a campaign rally on Monday, March 9, 2020.

Missouri Democratic Primary Results

Emma Hutchin, Photo Editor Mar 12, 2020

After the closing of Tuesday’s polls, former Vice President Joe Biden took Missouri with a total of 43 delegates compared to the 24 taken by Vermont Senator Bernie Sanders, according to the New York...

Sprint and T-Mobile won a recent court case determining whether or not it would be allowed to combine the two and are now in the final stages of merging the two phone service providers.

Possible Monopoly or Smart Business Plan?

Emma Hutchin, Photo Editor Feb 17, 2020

After a month-long legal battle, Sprint and T-Mobile have been cleared to merge and create a combined service company in competition with AT&T and Verizon. The new wireless carrier, under the name...

Following the tragic death of basketball star Kobe Bryant and his daughter Gianna, among seven others, media outlets released false information to the public regarding the details of the crash.

The Line Between Morality and Timely Reporting

Emma Hutchin, Photo Editor Feb 4, 2020

When the story broke, it didn’t seem real. It was a tragedy so unforeseen that it shook the entire country. Mortality was put into perspective. Kobe and Gianna Bryant. John, Keri and Alyssa Altobelli....

During the annual Food For Thought skits, seniors Avery Jones and Maddy Anstoetter impersonate the Taps officers Oct. 31. Each class participates in a skit to raise excitement about the upcoming canned food drive that benefits Redemptorist.

Food For Thought Skits 2019

Emma Hutchin, Photo Editor Oct 31, 2019

Sophomore Tess Tappan performs a rendition of 'The Star Spangled Banner' during her class's beauty pageant skit. Each grade put on a skit to raise excitement about the upcoming food drive Oct. 31. "I had...

Breakfast for a Cause

Catherine Crayon, Reporter Jan 23, 2020

Disney+ was released to the public Nov. 12 and houses countless movies and television shows.

The Magic of Disney+

Emma Hutchin, Photo Editor Nov 18, 2019

Disney fans don’t have to wait any longer because Disney+ has finally been released to the public.  Released Nov. 12, Disney’s new streaming service houses tons of classic “golden-age” movies...

Pumpkin Spice french toast from The Farmhouse. Brunch is held on Sundays and the seasonal menu changes.

Keeping KC Sustainable

Emma Hutchin, Photo Editor Oct 28, 2019

As the topic of climate change gets more heavily covered in the media, many consumers are finding ways to adjust their lifestyles. In a large metropolitan area like Kansas City, there are many ways to...

A look at the climate crisis and how sustainable living can reduce our ecological footprint.

Playing with Fire

Jenna Barackman and Emma Hutchin Oct 8, 2019

(September Le Journal Issue 1 Cover Story: http://bit.ly/2nSSb4Q) As flames engulfed the trees and brush of the Amazon, the world wept. A precious ecosystem home to thousands of species burns, and destruction...

Videographers followed students around school during passing periods and study hall Sept. 30 for the filming of the school's promotional video for the upcoming Open House Oct. 20.

Welcome to Our House

Emma Hutchin, Photo Editor Oct 2, 2019

Students were involved in the making of an Open House promotional video, Monday, Sept. 30, by answering questions about their experiences in and around the school.  “It was definitely nerve-wracking...

Senior Brooke McKee looks over at the students cheering for her from the stands. This was Mckee’s last year performing with cheer at the Rockhurst football game during halftime Sept. 13.

Cheer Performs at Rockhurst

Ava Stoltz, Co-Editor-in-Chief Sep 16, 2019

Senior Brooke McKee looks over at the students cheering for her from the stands. This was Mckee’s last year performing with cheer at the Rockhurst football game during halftime Sept. 13.

In the talent showcase during Fine Arts Week, senior Sarah White and junior Ceresa Munjak-Khoury play “Under the Sea” from Disney’s “The Little Mermaid” April 25.

Fine Arts Festivities Celebrate Creativity

Emma Hutchin, Reporter Apr 27, 2019

Fine Arts Week was held April 23-26 and was packed full of exploring the arts and showcasing students’ talents. “Fine Arts Week is simply a celebration of the arts,” music director Elizabeth...

Seniors Tempest Malone and Grace Hopewell take a picture in the photobooth at Prom April 6. The theme for the prom was “Enchanted Forest.”

A Night Full of Enchantment

Emma Hutchin, Reporter Apr 10, 2019

Prom was held Saturday, April 6 at the Sheraton Hotel in Overland Park, Kansas, and the theme for the night was “Enchanted Forest.” The doors opened at approximately 6:30 p.m., with social hour...

Senior Tess Prusa rehearses one of her monologues from the play about a 
conversation between mother and 
daughter.

Spring Play is by Women, For Women

Emma Hutchin, Reporter Mar 12, 2019

Senior Tess Prusa rehearses one of her monologues from the play about a conversation between mother and daughter.

School will be off for Spring Break from March 11 to March 18. The first day back will be March 19, since students recieved March 18 off for reaching the car raffle goal.

Spring Break Conflicts With Other Schools

Katie Fitzgerald, Reporter Mar 9, 2019

School will be off for Spring Break from March 11 to March 18. The first day back will be March 19, since students recieved March 18 off for reaching the car raffle goal.

Seniors Kendall Rogers and Gabby Grimaldi cheer on seniors Lola Tebbe and Savannah Childress participating in a game of blindfolded musical chairs during Sion Olympics March 7. Junior Peyton Wiewel ended up winning the game.

School Spirit Shines at Sion Olympics

Emma Hutchin, Reporter Mar 8, 2019

The annual Sion Olympic Games were held March 7 in the gym, and students and staff took part in the tradition by dressing up and cheering loud. The day began with Stuco members decorating the hallways...

Sophomore Shannon Karlin goes in for a lay up while being guarded by Saint Teresa’s Academy junior Grace Kauten during the basketball game versus STA at STA Dec. 4. STA won 43-40 after a close finish.

Fight for the Irish Cup

Emma Hutchin, Reporter Feb 19, 2019

The basketball team will take on St. Teresa’s Academy at 7 p.m. Feb. 21 in the gym to fight for the Irish cup. A tailgate will be held before the game for students and prospective 5th through 6th graders...

New start and dismissal times will affect class length and activity time will be built in. (Yuri Lukyanov/Flickr)

Schedule Change Announced for Next School Year

Emma Hutchin, Reporter Jan 28, 2019

A new schedule change will be put into place next year, with school starting at 8:45 a.m. and ending at 3:45 p.m. in order to give students an opportunity to sleep more.  “In our study, we found...

Junior Brie Bowes cradles the ball during a lacrosse fall ball game last season, Oct. 1, 2017. Fall ball gives the lacrosse team extra practice to prepare for the high school season in the spring.

Student Athletes Keep Busy in the Off-Season

Emma Hutchin, Reporter Nov 8, 2018

As the fall sports season has ended, many athletes are prepping for their next game. Whether it be on the field or on the court, students are committed to their crafts and continue to work hard year round....

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