Donkersgoed has success, wisdom beyond his years There are 150,000 people staring and 50 television cameras running as a long whistle sounds, signaling for athletes to climb onto their blocks....

Donkersgoed has success, wisdom beyond his years There are 150,000 people staring and 50 television cameras running as a long whistle sounds, signaling for athletes to climb onto their blocks....
Maturity is required in moral thinking We live in a world of moral failure. We celebrate scandals rather than accomplishments. As a society, we're infatuated with the glamour of Hollywood and the...
Volunteer to serve others, not your résumé. By Brigid Kelly.
Are you a senior slacker or over-achiever? Brigid Kelly, Talon staff writer Alright, seniors - it's finally second semester - the last semester of our high school careers. It's time for the lasts of...
More than music The band tour and CFE have partnered to create an unforgettable journey abroad by Dominique Hlavac, Talon staff writer The front gate towers menacingly across the horizon, cries of...
High school league endorses new program New robotics program becomes third non-athletic competitive activity for Minnesota schools By Brigid Kelly, Talon staff writer Six weeks. One challenge. One...
In high-school athletics, girls are more likely than boys to suffer knee injuries. But a new program may keep more girls in the game. This story was named a national winner in the 2011 Quill and Scroll Writing and Photo Contest.
Two Talon staff members, Brigid Kelly and Olivia Dorow Hovland, had the opportunity to travel to the Guthrie Theater as part of an event sponsored by the Minnesota High School Press Association.
What influences a decision to learn one language instead of another?
After graduating ten seniors, the boys baseball team prepares for a new year.
For the first time in Minnehaha history, the girls softball team had the opportunity to travel in preparation for the upcoming season.
How do your course requests become a master schedule? It would take an AP Stats teacher to solve that Rubik’s Cube!
A Talon reporter speaks with the state’s 76th Supreme Court justice.
Got the blues this winter? You and your brain might be suffering from a lack of sunlight and vitamin D.
This story was named a National Winner in the Features category of the 2009 American Society of Newspaper Editors, Quill and Scroll International Writing & Photo Contest.