The student media website of Minnehaha Academy Upper School
"I think [watching Mean Girls in English class] is a great idea. It's funny, and then it also shows...how girls act, [not realistically], but it's enhanced. It's really entertaining," said sophomore...
Examining the different wiring of boys’ and girls’ brains as they develop. By Taylor Bye.
Christians celebrate the transfiguration, crucifiction and resurrection of Christ on Easter Carrying the beam of the cross, covered in blood and wounds, Jesus' physical body can no longer handle...
Though texting is a quick mode of communication, it is often used in place of face-to-face interactions, affecting the quality of our conversations and how we form relationships It's everywhere....
The moment that Ansel Elgort and Veronica Roth's heads become visible as they ascend the escalator and step onto the red carpet, the screaming begins. The two are welcomed by throngs of fans, most...
The captains of the girls' golf team look through a catalog of potential uniforms for the upcoming season. Photo by Maddie Binning.
The spring sports season is coming to an end and with that the baseball team has had 10 wins and one loss in the...
Senior Jackie Bedhingham discusses how her athletic sucess reflects her strong faith Take a deep breath in, let it...
Transfer students find a home in the Minnehaha community It was an early morning in January 2011 when junior Kat...
Be fashionable, and stay classy, over summer break 7 for All Mankind Jeans, glitter glam makeovers, new and chic...
With the graduation of strong team leaders, the team turns to new players to lead the team.
Facing a discouraging loss Team loses chance to compete in state due to scoring error By Jessamine Von Arx, Talon...
Making winter fashion trends work How to stay warm and in style by Emma Tyler, Talon staff writer The dreaded walk in...
Sexual harrassment of teens on the rise By Maddie Binning, Talon staff writer Sexual harassment has been on the rise...
In high-school athletics, girls are more likely than boys to suffer knee injuries. But a new program may keep more girls in the game. This story was named a national winner in the 2011 Quill and Scroll Writing and Photo Contest.