Ladue View - AprilIn this edition of Ladue View, hear the inspiring story of one young woman’s journey to lose weight, discover the five types of people you see in seminar, and get a three day weather forecast with our Chief Meteorologist Ian Mason.
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Childhood ObesityAccording to the Center For Disease Control , more than 1/3 of Children in america are overweight. Despite the physical consequences, there are lasting social and psychological scars. Learn about one girls life as she works rewrite her story.
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Circus HarmonyCircus Harmony is St. Louis' only social circus however their social outreach efforts expand far beyond the St. Louis community.
Holiday Tradition - FinalEvery family has holiday traditions. Discover my family's.
HEC-TV 2015 - MapsLearn about the longest town name in the world, the largest city in the world, and the only city in the world that spans two continents with HEC-TV Explore Maps.
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Neuro-DayThe St. Louis Science Center recently hosted Neuro-Day as a means to educate people about their brain. From an egg in a jar to real human brains, SLSC shows St. Louisans what really goes on in our heads.
Ladue View - HomeworkThis video is for a Ladue View Investigative Report on the new Ladue High School schedule. This video addresses homework and the impact students and teachers have felt because of the schedule changes. To see the full show visit lhstv.weebly.com
Camp Jump Start Weekend LeapCamp Jump Start is a weight loss camp for kids 9-17, learn about their Weekend Leap program to get kids interested in their summer program.
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Six Word StoryA six word story with six shots, each unique in composition. "The truth through my glass closet."
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DIY Projector - Reiserton
Join me in making a DIY projector for $10 for your phone. Enjoy!
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Computer Speed: TransistorsIn this video, created for HEC-TV Explore!, learn about transistors and how they control computers and determine their speed.
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Senior Video - 2015See Erin, Edan, Jelissa, Lillian, Phillip, and Jane say farewell and relive their favorite moments of Broadcast Tech.
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Katie - Win or Lose |
Best Buddies Missouri |
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Katie Korein, featured in Camp Jump Start (below), let's us into her home to take a glimpse at her journey. See her ups and downs as she loses to win.
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Best Buddies International, a non-profit aiming to put people with IDD's in a meaningful friendships. Sarah Brooks along with many others hopes to bring Best Buddies here to Missouri.
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Camp Jump StartJust 40 minutes outside of St. Louis, in Imperial, MO., sits Camp Jump Start, a self-efficacy and weight loss camp originally designed to help change teens lives, but has since changed the lives of adults and teens alike.
iPads in the LabThis year, the Ladue School District distributed iPads to their ninth through twelfth grade students, this technology becomes a tool in both the classroom and lab.
Let's Tour 314!The Science Center is a great family friendly place to learn and the St. Louis Zoo allows children and adults alike to explore into the world of exotic animals, right in the middle of St. Louis.
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The World Bird SanctuaryLadue Senior Anastasia Maranto found her life passion at the World Bird Sanctuary, working with animals.
You're Too Young - PSA: JEAThis re-edited version of my "You're Too Young" PSA, featuring "You're Too Young" by Lucy Spraggan, has been entered into a Write-off Contest for JEA 2014.
Sabrina the Teleporting GirlSabrina, a teenage girl who's not quite average, has always had some strange talents. See how her and her friend Casey use it to save their grades and have some fun.
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Recycling Glass Saves ResourcesGlass can be recycled over and over without wearing out, and for every ton of glass recycled we save even more resources.
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Plants Make Cleaner AirPlants like Aloe Vera can keep toxins out of the air, making your home a healthier one.
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Recycling Aluminum Saves EnergyAluminum is highly recyclable, and when you throw one in the trash can, you waste as much energy as half a can filled with gasoline.
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You're Too Young - PSAStop Texts Stop Wrecks
2D Glasses2D glasses are a quick easy fix to allow people who get dizzy or nautious when watching 3D movies enjoy a film with family and friends.
The St. Louis ArchThe St. Louis Arch is a national monument, and stands as a reminder of the pioneers, who made St, Louis the Gateway to the west
Olivette On The GoOlivette On The Go is a fun, family friendly event held on September 27th through 29th by the City of Olivette in Olivette, MO.
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The Neutral ZoneThe Neutral Zone is a fun place for the whole family to play retro-style cabinet arcade games right here in St. Louis' own south county.
The City MuseumThe City Museum is a fun family attraction located in downtown St. Louis. It's built in the old International Shoe Company factory, the City Museum houses fun attractions like its caves, a gigantic indoor playground, and a truly unique circus.
The HillThe Hill is an Italian Neighborhood in St. Louis. It's known for its shops and bakeries as well as its nationally acclaimed restaurants which all have one thing on the menus that wont be found in any other city, toasted ravioli.
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The Old CourthouseDowntown St. Louis is home to the Old Courthouse. This was the location for Dred Scott’s original freedom suit in 1847, leading to the famous Supreme court decision holding slaves to be property. Slaves were also sold here on the courthouse steps as part of estate settlements.
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The Butterfly HouseThe heart of Butterfly House, in the tropical conservatory, houses nearly 2,000 tropical butterflies are in free flight. The house exhibits as many as 80 species of butterfly and 150 species of tropical plant.
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The Jewel BoxThese beautiful plants are found in the glittering glass case known as the Jewel Box. With its unconventional, cantilevered, vertical glass walls rising up a majestic 50 feet, the Jewel Box opened in 1930 to national acclaim. The St. Louis Post-Dispatch called the Art-Deco-Style structure,”the latest word in display greenhouses.”
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Story In Six Words |
The Youngest U.S. Committeeman
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Academic Honesty |
The Run For Chocolate |
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Digital Footprint PSA |
Building A Computer |
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