What I Have Learned From Advocating For The Boundary Waters In D.C.
Ellie Retzlaff, Deputy Feature Editor
December 21, 2018
Filed under Feature, Top Stories
The elusive Capitol Hill, and some of the most important people in our country, were about three blocks away from my hotel. To me, someone who has always been interested in politics, it was crazy to be able to walk into these buildings, to eat lunch where senators and representatives had been, but, most of all, to meet the politicians, the lawmakers of our country, and to have them listen to what I was saying.
The Simplistic Capsule Wardrobe And The Numerous Impacts It Can Have
Ray Shehadeh, Staff Writer
December 21, 2018
Filed under Feature, Top Stories
Lucie Fink is a well known producer and content creator for Refinery29’s page on YouTube. The “5 Days Challenges” is a series where she explores new lifestyle concepts and implements them across the span of five days. One such video presented is “5 Days of a Capsule Wardrobe.”
Diving Into The Controversy of Winter: Why Do People Hate Winter?
Ava Chen, Staff Writer
December 21, 2018
Filed under Feature
In areas like Minnesota, winter means snow and bundling up in a heavy coat, and, of course, the winter holidays and the season of joy they bring throughout the cold months. Even with all of these exciting opportunities that winter brings, there are conflicting opinions about the season. As someone that dislikes winter, I wanted to dive into the controversy and science of why some people hate the season.
Need to Fulfill Your Caffeine Fix? Starbucks Has A Latte Options For You
Caroline Davis, Staff Writer
December 21, 2018
Filed under Feature
A steaming cup of coffee is arguably the best way to warm up in winter. Every year, Starbucks releases their holiday beverages, some old and some new. Here are all the drinks that will be offered this holiday season:
Looking For A Way To Be Creative And Organized? Try Bullet Journaling
Ray Shehadeh, Staff Writer
November 26, 2018
Filed under Feature, Top Stories
Scrolling down the endless posts on the Instagram discovery page, I stop my search to find myself watching countless videos of bullet journaling. A one-minute Instagram video welcomed a new lifestyle change into my life, all kudos to the one and only bullet journal.
The Trend of Stickers is Spreading Through Minnetonka, And It Will Stick
Caroline Davis, Staff Writer
November 26, 2018
Filed under Feature
All around popular culture, stickers have become more prevalent. Many younger generations have stickers on their water bottle, laptop, iPad and practically any other surface. Stickers can provide insight into someone’s interests, activities, hobbies, and more. One might be interested in traveling and have stickers from all the places they’ve visited or they might have ten dog stickers, meaning they probably aren’t a cat person.
Ellie Retzlaff, Deputy Feature Editor
December 21, 2018
The elusive Capitol Hill, and some of the most important people in our country, were about three blocks away from my hotel. To me, someone who has always been interested in politics, it was crazy to be able to walk into these buildings, to eat lunch where senators and representatives had been, but, most of all, to meet the politicians, the lawmakers of our country, and to have them listen to what I was saying.
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