College Bias at MHS?
Rachel Y, Feature Editor
November 17, 2010
Minnetonka is a district proud of its graduates’ accomplishments, and one of the most obvious examples is the college bulletin board outside the media center, refreshed each year to display the graduating seniors’ post-high school plans. Last year, 92% of graduating seniors enrolled in college—79%...
Serving With a Happy Heart
Rachel Y, Feature Editor
November 1, 2010
We package meals. We tutor children. We de-litter parks, shelve books, ladle soup. Why? Sure, many students at Minnetonka volunteer out of the goodness of their hearts. These kids, for any number...
Here Today, Gone Tomorrow – The Pop-up Store
Daniel W, News Editor
October 25, 2010
Most everyone is relatively familiar with the seasonal holiday store, a retail location that sells merchandise related to a short season rather than a full year. These seasonal stores are part of a larger group less familiar to most of us: the pop-up store. The term “pop-up store,” true to its name,...
Driving While Under the Influence… of texting
Libby K, News Editor
October 1, 2010
Your cell phone vibrates. You cradle it in one of your hands while the other holds the steering wheel. Your eyes switch between the road and the screen of your phone as you begin to type a new message. All of a sudden, you hear the dreaded noise of a police siren behind you... Officers have been cracking...
Lucia Hill, Copy Editor
December 20, 2019
Chile is home to the largest amount of coastline in South America, prolific artists and writers, and a United-States-fueled military dictatorship. From 1973 to 1990, the country...
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