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Dynamic performances make fall play well-worth watching It's hard for anything to make someone both laugh and cry in the space of only a few moments, but in The Anatomy of Gray the Minnehaha Players...
When what you thought was real life turns out to be virtual, but your virtual death turns out to be real? The world that James Dashner paints in his thrilling and adventurous new book, The Eye of...
The Cuckoo's Calling, a book secretly penned by J.K. Rowling, proves she can still write On 14 July 2013 an obscure book written by an unknown author, Roger Galbraith, surged from 4709th on the...
Summer 2013 didn't quite have the blockbusters of recent years, but that's not to discount it. There were some truly excellent films this summer from each genre along with ghastly ones. Apocalypse...
Kitra Katz outlines the Top 20 picks for your summer reading pleasure.
Instagram allows cell phone cameras to replace expensive high-tech equipment.
Superheroes invade the summer screen By Aaron Evans Talon staff writer This summer holds the release of four movies...
MA music group has hopes for summer CD Jeffrey RileyTalon Staff WriterOver the summer, many seniors will be focusing...
A mystery gives you hope, and action keeps you watching, but too many cliches ultimately let you down, says our critic, Camille Warren.
Minnehaha’s theater department presents its 2011 spring play April 7, 8 and 9.
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 should you do in your free time? Here’s a radical idea: go to a museum … for fun!
Matt Kretzmann, a 1998 Minnehaha graduate, relates his experience playing music in high school to his current life playing in Tapes ‘n Tapes.
MA students find ways to raise their horn by Cristina Anfang Talon staff writerBy the end of the NFL football...
The Walker Art Center offers special programming by teens for teens (and offers teens free admission). The Talon’s Jeffrey Riley had to check this out.