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All things EHS all the time

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Kate Laubacker

Kate Laubacker, EHS-hub staff

This is Kate’s first semester on the EHS hub staff. She is a news reporter and also covers sports. You can follow her on twitter @klaubEHS_Hub.

Kate’s hobbies include writing books in her free time. She is apart of E!Crew and Renaissance. A conversation Kate would want to have with the world would be about all the hate.

Whether it’s because of religion, ethnicity, or beliefs. She wants people to understand that we are all human and we should all have the ability to be an individual.

Her dream job would consist of being a columnist or news reporter for the New York Times or any other newspaper with the same positive reputation.

All content by Kate Laubacker

Boys swim state feature

Kate Laubacker, reporter
January 15, 2018
Hassan Haskins, running back/linebacker, carries the ball past Lindbergh, Oct. 6. "I do my best when we play," Haskins said. "I score a lot of touchdowns and gain a lot of yards. I play my part and do my role.”

Unstoppable?

Kate Laubacker, reporter
October 20, 2017
Old Towne Eureka on its second day of flooding, May 2.

Reading the signs

Kate Laubacker, reporter
September 26, 2017
All commercial food, including Bread Company, cannot be delivered during the school day, October 2016.

Back to the brown bag

Kate Laubacker, news reporter
August 23, 2017
A future so bright

A future so bright

Kate Laubacker, news reporter
August 18, 2017
Summer fun in Palm Springs, California.

Know/inform/care

Kate Laubacker, editor-in-chief
June 16, 2017
The baseball fields at EHS lay exposed once again after the flood of 2017, May 12.

[Photo] Sink or swim

Lauren Glascock, news reporter
May 27, 2017
Gym A's wood flooring has been removed due to water damage from the recent flooding, May 11.

Making a comeback

Kate Laubacker, editor-in-chief
May 11, 2017
Gunnar Herbert #14 guards a Lancer from interfering with a shot at the district game against Lafayette, Feb. 28. The Wildcats lost, 57-51.

Hard knocks

Kate Laubacker, news reporter
March 1, 2017
A protester advocates for diversity through a sign at the Women's March in downtown St. Louis, Jan. 21.  Critics of President Trump's executive order stress the importance of being welcoming towards people from all nationalities.

Know/inform/care

Kate Laubacker, news reporter
February 16, 2017
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