Boys golf looks to improve on seventh place finish
Catherine Monty, Distribution Reporter
May 18, 2019
Boys golf has started slow due to unexpected weather and the team is eager to get outside and tee it up. Despite being forced inside for tryouts, the team is expecting to not only return to the State tournament, but take first in the conference as well. Now that the weather is cooperating, the team has practice he...
High school entrepreneurs learn values of business
Emma Kostroski-Polucha, Print Editor-in-Chief
May 16, 2019
Owning a business is never easy, between the customers and business partners, it can be hard to keep everything in check. Many business owners struggle through the beginning of their ownership. All CEOs have many different responsibilities to make sure that the business runs smoothly and the rest ...
AVID elective prepares students for college
Jameson Stahl, Online Editor-in-Chief
May 10, 2019
AVID is a program offered in the district that is meant to give middle academic students an extra boost on their path to college. Most students enrolled are the first in their family to go to college, so this experience is completely new to them. Despite the benefits of the class, AVID students ...
‘Where Dreams Come True’; Newspaper visits Anaheim
Lilly Sample, Online Editor-in-Chief
May 9, 2019
While most high schools students whistled away at schoolwork and homework April 24 through the 28, 10 members of the Pony Express, accompanied by advisor Rachel Steil and parent volunteer Staci Banks, whistled a different tune. The tune of Disneyland theme park soundtracks, elevator music, ...
Let’s get physical
Elise Truman, Online Editor
May 9, 2019
Every Tuesday, a group of young, science-minded students gets together to do exciting physics projects. They spend their time furthering their physics knowledge and applying it practically. The physics club uses its knowledge to build structures like their tensegrity structure or parabolic mirror...
ASL students host Deaf community event
Q.C. Ho, Editorial Cartoonist
May 8, 2019
ASL students hosted the Deaf Awareness Day event April 27, from 10 a.m. until 5 p.m. For the sixth year in a row, ASL students from across Minnesota had the opportunity to interact with members of the Twin Cities Deaf community. American Sign Language, shortened to ASL, is a nonverbal language predominately...
Girls softball continues winning streak
Ellsa Ohmann, Layout Editor
May 8, 2019
Making their way back into the season, the girls softball team prepares for another outstanding season. After winning the class 4A state title in the 2017-18 season last year, the girls are motivated to keep the ball rolling and get back to State. Coached by Bob Beedle, this team knows that t...
Boys lacrosse team hopes to beat Mahtomedi for first time
Carina Block, Copy Editor
April 18, 2019
Last season, the boys varsity lacrosse team graduated many key players, but this season they are still going to strive for a record similar to last year's (11-2). This year's captains are seniors Blake Evensen, Ben Carle and Justin Siegfried, along with junior Ty Thureson. The team is lead by...
Simple plastic causes complicated problems
Catherine Monty, Distribution Reporter
April 12, 2019
Something as simple as plastic is used in almost every aspect of our lives. Durable, mold-able and strong plastic is found in thousands of products. Disposable syringes, tires and police vests are some just to name a few. In addition to medical reasons, technology or public safety, around...
Boys track team trains outside during Minnesota heat wave
Michael O'Gorman, Business Editor
April 8, 2019
The boys track team started practices during spring break to prepare for this years competitions. Starting during spring break gave them more time to get ahead of the competition. The team consists of seniors, juniors, sophomores, freshman and one eighth grader, all bringing different levels of experi...
Broad Spectrum opens mind to new ideas
Sierra Hippel, Distribution Reporter
April 5, 2019
"There are people who are really hateful in the world, who judge people off of their gender, sexual orientation, race and more. We want to be able to use all those as creativity, and as an outlet for kids to feel safe," junior Khadro Mohamed said. Broad Spectrum is a club of students who are particularly...
Key Club strives to serve community
Soren Danelius, Layout Editor
March 14, 2019
Most students do not participate in community service, but those who do have a special space for community service join Key Club. The Key Club is a student-led community service club; they meet every other Thursday in the main gym after school. Dusty Dennis is the advisor of the club. The Key Club...