The Long Process of Commiting to a College: Behind the Critical Decision
Emma Ostrom, Staff Writer
December 21, 2018
Filed under Student Life, Top Stories
Friday, December 7th, was the first Coffeehouse of the school year, and it’s safe to say it was a success. Students displayed all kinds of musical talent from singing to saxophone and accordion playing. Those who attended were engaged, enthusiastic, and inclined to agree it was a great night. The students running the event were quick on their feet, keeping the everything running smoothly. It is evident that a lot of hard work went into that night. So how do they plan a successful coffeehouse?
Do Not Disturb: Consequences of Invading an Isolated Tribe
Jing Mcintosh-Yee, Staff Writer
December 21, 2018
Filed under Commentary, Top Stories
Indigenous people reside in all regions of the world, particularly in locations with high biodiversity. Despite the fact that Indigenous groups live in rather remote and isolated areas, they are strongly affected by climate change and the rapidly developing technological world.
Alternate Dietary Options: Vegan, Vegetarian, Pescatarian, Gluten-Free
Annika Tamte, Staff Writer
December 21, 2018
Filed under Sports, Top Stories
It cannot be denied that over the past few years, the presence of veganism and vegetarianism has increased in popular culture. The availability of products that allow people to follow other diet plans has greatly increased as well, which makes it easier and easier to buy plant-based products or other products that support different diets. Why is it that so many people are now following a plant-based or alternative dietary option?
The Fear of Missing Out: Connection at a Cost
Anna Sagrillo, Staff Writer
December 21, 2018
Filed under Commentary, Top Stories
Since the conception of the Internet, the world has never been so connected, particularly with the rise of social media. Online communities gives users “a sense of belonging” says phycologist Mark D. Griffith Ph.D.; but living in a fishbowl isn’t necessarily rewarding. The social network giveth, and the social network taketh away. How? #FOMO.
Interest in the Centuries Old Sport of Curling Sweeps Across Minnesota
Aarya Dev, Staff Writer
December 21, 2018
Filed under Sports, Top Stories
When winter comes around, most people just want to submerge themselves in blankets and binge watch movies, but, for others, sports are the best part of the chilly season. From Hockey to Nordic Skiing, there is for a sport for everyone. Recently, a new sport has emerged that not many individuals would see as popular: curling.
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.
Isabella Bennett and Wyatt Mosiman
February 15, 2019
With Heart Week and Valentine’s Day behind us and the Sweethearts Dance coming up, at this point every Minnetonka student must be feeling the love in the air (whether it...
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