Guiding You To Your Future With Ten Ways to The Perfect College Tour
Abby Schindel, Managing Feature Editor
October 26, 2018
Filed under Feature
As students finally settle in for the school year, the question of colleges comes up for many juniors and seniors, along with the task of college tours.
The Infamous Potato: Its Spud-tacular History Has Tater Tot Us So Much
Ava Chen, Staff Writer
October 26, 2018
Filed under Feature, Top Stories
Everyone knows what a potato is. It’s a versatile food, but the potato has gone through thousands of years of trouble to end up on your lunch tray.
The 2018 Fall Fashion World Combines Current Trends With Old Favorites
Caroline Davis, Staff Writer
October 26, 2018
Filed under Feature, Top Stories
The leaves are starting to turn red and there’s a chill in the air; summer is over, but now what are you going to wear? Autumn fashion has consisted of scarves, sweaters, and boots for generations. Certain trends have stuck around for as long as we can remember, but many people don’t know where they got their start. Some favorites you might know and love are plaid, the cardigan, or fringe.
What a Stud; Check Out The 2018-19 Student Government Executives
Abby Schindel, Managing Feature Editor
September 28, 2018
Filed under Feature
President: Julia Patterson What are you excited about for senior year? [This] year I’m excited to be able to represent Minnetonka as your president and I really am excited to start brainstorming new ideas...I do know I can’t do this by myself though, and since We Are One, please if anyone has ideas or questions or anything. Don’t be afraid to tell anyone on Student Government!
Accelerating Parking Problems and Transportation Issues at Minnetonka
Ellie Retzlaff and Abby Schindel
September 28, 2018
Filed under Feature, Top Stories
Minnetonka High School has the reputation of being a big school with many possibilities for students in academics, athletics and art. The one thing MHS lacks is space. Locked between Highway 7 and residential neighborhoods, the high school has used up all of the available on-site land. While classrooms have been rebuilt to accommodate growing grade sizes and VANTAGE is off site, the one thing that remains drastically affected by lack of space is parking and transportation.
The Salt Used on Icy Roads Causes Serious Environmental Consequences
Ellie Retzlaff, Staff Writer
March 16, 2018
Filed under Feature
The approaching spring equinox, Tuesday, March 20, marks the official end to winter. But in spite of that, the weather doesn’t seem to be complying with the designated calendar seasons. When you think of spring, you probably don’t imagine piles of snow and winter coats still hanging on people’s shoulders. Yet, here in Minnesota, we are still getting strange weather patterns that inevitably bring snow, ice, and freezing weather. While this brings in questions of climate change and the lasting effects that it may have on our environment, it also has a more subtle environmental impact: the salting of roads.
Kerrera Jackson, Staff Writer
October 26, 2018
Now that fall is here, the craving for comfort food is slowly taking over the country, particularly when it comes to french fries. A delicacy that originated in Belgium, french fries have become a staple American comfort food.
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