Katie Kangas, Layout Editor-In-Chief
• April 26, 2022
Although cutting other countries off from U.S. trade of oil and gas sales and letting the U.S. make their own oil would be an effective strategy to become more self-sufficient as a country. The U.S. should...
Ava Stein, Graphics Editor and Online Editor
• April 25, 2022
Bang! A shot fired into the air and track members zoomed down the field. Junior Kyle Och's feet pounded on the ground as he had his eyes on the finish line. Och inched his way to the front of the group,...
Sumer Harrington, Social Media and Online Editor
• April 24, 2022
Rapidly growing in high schools, colleges and at adult levels, Ultimate Frisbee flies across America. Minnesota has the largest high school Ultimate Frisbee league in the country. At the state tournament,...
The "Don't Say Gay" bill introduced in Florida is working to restrict discussions of sexual orientation and gender identity within public schools. The bill has passed in the state's House and Senate, and...
Sophia Arndt, Photography Editor-in-chief and Copy Editor
• April 15, 2022
Ukraine, though a relatively new country, has had a turbulent history. Ukraine established their independence in 1991, after the fall of the Soviet Union. Unlike other states, Ukraine was not a country...
Maya Disher, Photography and Public Relations Editor
• March 8, 2022
From age five to eighteen, a kids' job is to be a student. Students spend eight hours a day, 5 days a week, 23 weeks a year, "working" in a building called a school. For 165 days a year, parents send their...
The school bell calls as students settle into their desks. “Please prepare for the Pledge of Allegiance,” crackles across the loudspeaker.
Every Tuesday morning during first hour, students are...
Taya Hehn, Graphics Editor and Copy Editor
• March 3, 2022
"As co-present and as a leader, I try to be the one that always makes myself involved first," junior Mason Borchardt explained.
Mason is one of the co-presidents for NASA, the Native American Student...
Throughout history, English classes have challenged students to look deeper at the texts that surround them, analyzing the stories that form our world; but for some, this analysis only brings discomfort...
Nissa Wilcox, Layout Editor-In-Chief
• February 28, 2022
The girls varsity basketball thrives in the new season, led by new head coach Tim Peper, the team currently holds a record of 19-3 as of Feb. 14. All grades are represented on the team this year, however,...
Evelyn Biederman, Photographer and Online Editor
• February 26, 2022
The 2022 Winter Olympics will look different this year for viewers and Olympians. The opening ceremony, on Feb. 4, will be held in Beijing and events will take place in Yanqing and Zhangjiakou. This year...
Cambrie Cole, Photographer and Public Relations
• January 21, 2022
The boy swim and dive team has returned for another season after taking 6th in the state tournament last year. The team has been working hard to prepare for the new season, with many members training off-season....
