The student media website of Minnehaha Academy Upper School
The art of chocolate chip cookies Learn how to make the cookies, using science Chocolate chip cookies: an American classic that is a staple in everyone's kitchen. Some people like them with melty,...
Fall coffee drinks to satisfy your tastebuds Starbucks: for drivers Cinnamon Dolce Latte: hot coffee with flavor bursts of sweet cinnamon and fresh whipped cream hits the spot at Starbucks. I loved...
E-Scooters: They're simple, but are they safe? In the past two years the Twin Cities has been dramatically impacted by the electric scooter craze. You probably have seen these shifty little vehicles...
Snapchat snapped? Snapchat may be on a streak of loss of users Is Snapchat going the way of MySpace? Last quarter, Snapchat reported its first decline in daily active users, down from 191 to 188...
Sophomore, teacher compare notes on life at Minnehaha For many people it is easy to understand what the Minnehaha was like many years ago. There are articles and stories in class from the teachers...
How different extracurriculars change high school experiences In the midst of the chaos that is a morning at the freshmen lockers, freshman Evelyn Ramgren is hanging out with a group of friends....
A compilation of daily photos from spring semester 2015. Photos and video by Maddie Binning ('15).
Tears are shed during the annual senior solos on the last day of class for seniors. Photo by Maddie Binning.
Senior boys put their arms around each other during the last song of their final chapel. Photo by Maddie Binning.
Students from film class introduce the next category of videos. Photo by Maddie Binning.
Due to construction, some students begin to park in the west parking lot. Photo by Maddie Binning.
Seniors make their prom invitations during assembly. Photo by Maddie Binning.
Spring rain falls on a green Wednesday afternoon. Photo by Maddie Binning.
Students athletes sign letters of intent to play sports their respective schools. Photo by Maddie Binning.
A lego man sits on the projector in Rich Enderton's classroom. Photo by Maddie Binning.