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Senior Luke Fraizure-aficionado of politics-breaks down last evening's debate and grades each candidate's performance. Donald Trump: A "Trump probably had the strongest debate of the night. He...
With the second week of second semester hitting the halfway point, students of all grades continue get back into the swing of things and slip back into a normal school routine. In particular, AP...
Today the French trip CFE group all gathered in french teacher and group leader Mark Norlander's room to discuss more details about the upcoming trip. Reverend Dan Bergstrom is the other group...
Last night, the Minnehaha boys' basketball team beat St. Paul Central in overtime, 91-86. Sophomore JaVonni Bickham and eighth grader Jalen Suggs led the scoring for Minnehaha with 21 points apiece....
First and Last: The third installment examines the new friendships made by freshmen and the deepening ones made by seniors, as well as schoolwork rigors and applying to college The cookie cutters...
Phone addiction is becoming more prominent in teens' lives than they are willing to believe "Recently, school has been really stressful for me," said senior Luke Frazier. "So, one night, in order...
Adorable creatures inspire aggression, study finds. By Raye Ebensteiner.
South Campus librarian retires after 36 years. By Meena Morar.
College and guidance counselor to leave M.A. By Raye Ebensteiner.
Trap shooting has become a varsity sport in Minnesota; will Minnehaha join the league? By Danielle Pattison.
Setting limits, seeking independence, experiencing warmth and conflict: exploring a complex relationship. By Katerina Misa.
Tattoos: a form of self expression or the road to regret? By Maddie Binning.
Examining the different wiring of boys’ and girls’ brains as they develop. By Taylor Bye.
Eating disorders are a silent problem in athletics Eating disorders have the highest mortality rate of any mental...
For two M.A. teachers, the road that led from high-school graduation back to the classroom was long, complicated...