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Julia Wunning-Zimmer, senior, speaks to a crowd on March 8, 2017. The bipartisan event, planned by Wunning-Zimmer, celebrated International Women’s Day in front of Kirkwood City Hall. Everyone was welcome, despite gender, race, sexuality, religion, political party, abilities, ethnicity, or immigration status. “Trump and other world leaders are fiery with a passion for hatred, discrimination and fear,” Wunning-Zimmer said. “We must stand up, speak out and rise above these horrific sentiments being passed around our nation and the world as a whole.”

Photo gallery: International Women’s Day rally

Lizzie Stobbe, artist • March 10, 2017

FemFriendship

FemFriendship

Adler Bowman, features writer • November 5, 2016

The most popular accessory at the 2016 Friendship Dance will not be a designer diamond necklace or a pair of shiny golden earrings, but a $2 piece of pink rubber. The Webster Groves High School (WGHS)...

The divide

Julia Wunning-Zimmer and Olivia Rekittke • March 10, 2015

This video is an online collaboration with "The Divide", an article written by Mimi Wright and Anna Mullendore in the newest issue of TKC.  In this video, students and staff were asked various questions...

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