Debora Fondell passes on Middle school teacher Debora Fondell passed away from cancer this July, she will not be forgotten By Jessamine Von Arx, Talon staff writer "Deb [Fondell] was the...
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Starting the day right
A way to increase you life span, perform better in sports, and concentrate better in school.
Lettering in robotics?
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...
Superheroes on film
Superheroes invade the summer screen By Aaron Evans Talon staff writer This summer holds the release of four movies that are all based on comic book superheroes: Thor, X-Men: First Class, Green...
Peterson’s pursuits
A hectic senior year points to overseas medical studies By Maggie Pelissero Talon staff writer When asking a high school senior where they desire to attend college the following year, many...
Challenging values
Junior Brady Ryan examines the value of his possessions by tossing most of them out by Brigid Kelly Talon Staff Writer 100 things. That's it. Nothing more. Could you do it? Junior Brady Ryan is...
Harris brings warmth
New counselor Richard Harris is experiencing his first Minnesota winter … and bringing the school some West Coast warmth.
A counselor’s destinations
Caleb Bjorklund not only advises private-school students about their college choices, he also works with young people at a county corrections facility.
Restaurant review
A review of the Birchwood Cafe, located near Minnehaha’s north campus in Minneapolis.
Use CTRL online
As members of a Christian school, we should conduct ourselves in a higher manner online (and everywhere else too); we should constantly be looking out for others feelings and asking ourselves if what we’re doing is right.
MA chapels
Minnehaha’s chapel interns have the freedom to create meaningful experiences for students each week, but it takes creativity to make it happen.
Patterson enchanted
In her first year of teaching, Nellie Patterson has found many ways to connect with her students.
Economy impacts giving
The harsh economy is forcing students to be creative this Christmas.
SAD this winter?
Got the blues this winter? You and your brain might be suffering from a lack of sunlight and vitamin D.
Why shopping feels good
Emotions often play unnoticed role in shopping By Kersten Chelgren Talon staff writer For most people, shopping means...