Time on campus doesn't end for some students It's a hot summer day. The sun is shining down on the kindergarteners' beaming smiles. All eyes are fixed on the monkeys - on those in the enclosure and...
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Best ice cream for summer
Five top summer ice cream destinations in the Twin Cities On a hot summer day, you just have a craving for a scoop of cold, refreshing ice cream, right? If I am right, then I have found a few of...
New Summer Movie Previews
Summer is just around the corner, and with that Hollywood has begun advertising for its summer movies. Without a doubt this summer is going to be the summer of movie sequels. Some films we plan to...
Season never ends for Redhawks basketball
Tournaments, camps keep AAU athletes busy during warmer months With summer break approaching, winter sports are over for most people but not for juniors JaVonni Bickham, Lorenzo Smith, Jeff Stordahl...
Six boys, 30 day canoe trip
Juniors Forrest Ahrens and Nils Andreasen travel to Ontario for a month long canoe trip on the Flint and Kapoka rivers Juniors Forrest Ahrens and Nils Andreasen traveled on a 30 day canoe trip in...
A wild summer
Swimsuits, sandals and sunshine are just around the corner as school comes to an end and summer vacation hovers in students' minds. Anticipation and restlessness crescendo to create a quintessential...
Summer reading cheat-sheet
Kitra Katz outlines the Top 20 picks for your summer reading pleasure.
How to have the BEST summer picnic ever
Enjoy the summer sun with a fun picnic with family or friends!
Summer arts
Students fill their summer with artistic explorations They look like us. They talk like us. They walk among us. No,...
New type of summer school offered
Classes offered at upper school for credit Minnehaha will be offering classes this summer for the first time, giving...
Young Life
In summer, 'club' becomes camp Young Life registrations for summer camp should be submitted by April 30. Throughout...
End summer break?
It would be wiser to have the school year last the whole year. Breaks would be more frequent and longer to compensate for the loss of the three summer months, but this way students would constantly be in the educational mindset, which would help them learn better, more, and faster. “If they’re just going to be hanging around at home playing video games,” says DiNardo, “it would be better for them to be in school.”