Life Lessons I’ve Learned From the Novels I’ve Read for English Classes
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.
Why You Should Play a Sport, Especially if you are Overloaded with Schoolwork
Preston Chan, Business Manager
May 24, 2019
With the school year finally coming to an end, Minnetonka High School seems to be buzzing with excitement for the long-awaited summer. Testing season is over, the weather is starting to get nice, and seniors are preparing for graduation. But for those of you who will be returning next fall, a new school year is probably the last thing on your mind, especially if you’re that person who’s in all AP classes, 15 clubs, and still manages to have a 4.0 GPA. But as a graduating senior who’s had a rigorous academic experience myself, I believe I have some advice that can help you thrive in your remaining years.
Boys can be Friends with Girls and it Took Me too Long to Figure This Out
Wyatt Mosiman, Editor-in-Chief
May 24, 2019
If the purpose of high school is to prepare students for successful lives, then I don’t think anything I learned was more important than this. Not even calculus.
The Joy of Making Lists: Organization and Stress Management Skills!
Alexandra Struble, Managing Editor, Sports & Wellness
May 24, 2019
Lists are everywhere. I have lists of homework to complete, things to do before college, and what I need to buy at Target. I love lists. They keep me organized and are not only fun to make, but they also allow for the satisfying feeling of being able to check things off when you complete them. Most importantly, they are an important tool used to manage stress. I have been making lists ever since my mom gave me my first chore list when I was five or six years old. Of course, back then my lists only consisted of smaller things, like make my bed and fold my laundry. Now, my lists have evolved to everything from the tasks I need to get done before college starts to, surprisingly still, folding my laundry.
Positive Psychology: The Revolutionary Science of Living a Happy Life
Rebecca Schumacher, Deputy Editor, Student Life
May 24, 2019
Psychology has evolved drastically in the past hundred years. Today, psychologists are more capable than ever of diagnosing and treating disorders involving mood, trauma, and personality.
Why Omega Ruby and Alpha Sapphire Did Not Deserve a Rating of 7.8/10!
Madeline Crandell, Deputy Editor, Photo & Art
May 24, 2019
One of my favorite video game series of all time is Pokémon due to its fun stories, lovable characters and the opportunity to travel across regions populated by cute creatures that are fun to both battle and collect. Each new game brings a different twist on the basic Pokémon formula, with new gym leaders, enemy teams, stories, and mechanics that are exciting and fun.
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.
- Why You Should Play a Sport, Especially if you are Overloaded with Schoolwork May 24, 2019
- Boys can be Friends with Girls and it Took Me too Long to Figure This Out May 24, 2019
- The Joy of Making Lists: Organization and Stress Management Skills! May 24, 2019