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Day 12 Cantus Residency
Cantus men's vocal ensemble performs during assembly to introduce their residency. Photo by Maddie Binning.
Day 11 Band folders
Musicians store their music in their personal band folders. Photo by Maddie Binning.
Day 10 Drawing
Objects lay around the art room for students to draw. Photo by Maddie Binning.
Day 3 Drawing Assignments
AP Studio art students select objects to draw for their first assignment. Photo by Maddie Binning.
Permanent art
Tattoos: a form of self expression or the road to regret? By Maddie Binning.
Hannibal Review
Fresh audience, same villain Past surgeon, current psychologist: new TV series gives viewers a glimpse of Hannibal...
The Meaning of Movies
The significance of movies Senior Anna Scholl expresses her love for movies, and explains that this art form is often...
Movie review: The Place Beyond the Pines
The Place Beyond the Pines crosses lines successfully Walking out of The Place Beyond the Pines, you'll feel like...
Twelfth Night (or What You Will)
Pictures from Minnehaha's spring play, Twelfth Night (or What You Will). Photos and video by Maddie Binning.
The Academy Awards
A night at the Oscars In a ceremony known as the biggest night in Hollywood, where an abundance of famous faces crowd...
The Hobbit: An Unexpected Journey (review)
An unexpected journey to an imaginative world In September 1937, Oxford professor J.R.R. Tolkien published his first...
Top 5 Halloween Movies
Favorite five freaky flicks Consider the scenario: you're having a Halloween party with your friends. After a night of...
The cabin in the woods
Embracing the bloody cliches Horror movies. Slasher flicks. Shock Films. Jump scares. Horror was once a genre that...
Abraham Lincoln: Vampire Hunter
One president, one ax and lots of gore It appears as if every summer must have a single cross-genre screwball film...