by Taylor Bye Life lessons usually start at home. For band teacher Ryan Larson, music lessons also started there. "My...
Taylor Bye Articles
A summer of love
Extraordinary love and unexpected endings, what more could you ask for? The Fault in Our Stars and If I Stay bring...
The Bible and the big screen
How should we view and understand movies with religious themes? By Taylor Bye.
Technology Incorporated
After pilot program devices are welcomed; students, staff and faculty change skeptical opinions It was nearing the end...
Participating in the classics
When it comes to classic books, it's what the reader brings to the page "The greatest art belongs to the world. Do...
The real factors involved in senior college choices and considerations
"Super successful parents expect nothing less from their offspring and when it comes to college, that means the Ivies....
Something new for lunch
Students, staff adjust to food service change You've been sitting in that uncomfortable laminate wooden seat for the...
All you need is love…right?
Psychological needs for love, belonging lie beneath much of our most common behavior On June 25 1967, about 4 million...
Gossip’s grip
Recovery from the Burn Book: The addiction to gossip can no longer prevail The halls of the high school are...
Assessing Minnehaha’s five-year plan
Minnehaha president Donna Harris focuses on arts, academics, athletics and faith for the future All leaders have a...
“Into the Night” with a basement band
Sophomores Ben Erickson, Sam McDonald and Alex Ramos bring their original song from the basement to the studio Picture...
High expectations for Hadland
Hadland takes on cross country and chemistry Minnehaha students knew new physics and AP Chemistry teacher Erik Hadland...