The Long Standing Controversy Over Coca-Cola’s Weird Flavors Continues
Caroline Davis, Abby Schindel, and Ellie Retzlaff
April 26, 2019
Coca-Cola has taken on the world and entranced everyone with their pop since 1886. Many flavors and versions have been created from cherry and vanilla to new twists like diet mango and orange vanilla, but there is a long-standing debate about whether or not these new flavors are worth all the hype.
We Tested Out Five Pens For AP and IB Testing So That You Don’t Have To
Ava Chen, Staff Writer
April 26, 2019
It’s that time of year again for many students at Minnetonka High School. It’s time to start pulling out that Barrons textbook, reviewing those notes you wrote ages ago and complete multiple mock tests in the weeks leading up to the day. It’s testing season.
Laughter Is Being Celebrated All Around The World And That’s No Joke
Abby Schindel, Managing Editor, Feature
April 26, 2019
What makes people laugh is different for each person. Some might laugh at the sad part of the movie or during an awkward silence, whereas some are more amused by the classic jokes, similar to:
You Batter Believe That Nothing Stacks Up To The History of The Pancake
March 22, 2019
Whether it be flapjacks, crepes or Chinese street pancakes, everyone likes some kind of pancake. Sorry if you missed it, but March 12th was National Pancake Day, where you could go to iHOP and enjoy some free pancakes and donate to children battling critical illnesses.
Needing Spring Break Inspo? Popular and Not So Common Places to Visit
Caroline Davis and Abby Schindel
March 22, 2019
Spring break is a time designed for students to get away from school and relax. Many students get away from school by vacationing outside of Minnesota.
Women’s History Month: Honoring The Heroines of The Past and Present
Ray Shehadeh, Staff Writer
March 22, 2019
Every month brings with it a new cause, movement, or topic to celebrate and acknowledge. The month of March is all about women’s history. It’s a moment to commemorate the efforts of heroes that have pioneered the path towards equality for many generations to come. It’s a month to provide a platform for many women whose voices have helped us become the people we are today.
Elisabeth Tamte, Managing Editor, Student Life
May 24, 2019
While my four years at MHS have seen a wide variety of classes, I’ve always been able to count on my English classes to be enjoyable and applicable. As a self-professed bookworm, I’ve relished the opportunities I’ve had to read exceptional literature every year.
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