Jon Bream, Star Tribune Rock Critic visits journalism classes
Lilly Sample, Online Editor-in-Chief
January 20, 2019
Filed under Features, Features, In-Depth, In-Depth
“Ting. Ting. Ting.” Star Tribune Rock Critic Jon Bream sits in a San Francisco recording studio, separated from music legend Prince by only a pane of glass. Prince stares at him, steadily hitting a drum stick against a cymbal every few seconds. He clearly does not want to speak to Bream, and Bre...
Luke VandenBergh receives ROTC scholarship
Malaina Fragnito, Student Playlist Reporter
March 23, 2018
Filed under In-Depth
Numerous scholarships are available for people after high school graduation to continue their education. Senior Luke VandenBergh received a scholarship he has always dreamed of, for the Army Reserve Officers' Training Corps [ROTC]. By completing a three step process which includes physical examination, assessme...
Boys hockey hopes to add banner during youth movement
Jack Seipel, Social Media Editor
March 2, 2018
Filed under Showcase, Sports, Winter Sports
The varsity boys hockey team has created waves across the state of hockey this season. Their relentlessness and willingness to win is evident, despite being undersized and inexperienced. Starting out the 2017-2018 season on a six game winning streak has shown that the Ponies’ winning mentality has not disappe...
Advanced sophomores graduate early
Elana Ross, Photographer Editor
May 16, 2017
Filed under In-Depth, Photo Slide Shows
Most young students experience four years of high school. From freshman to senior year growing socially, individually and intellectually. Sophomore twins, Adam and Marta Markowicz started their high school journey a lot sooner than most would. Leaving Oakland Junior High two years, earlier they le...
O’Neal strives for future dermatology career
Tiana Meador, Editor-In-Chief
March 30, 2017
Filed under In-Depth, Showcase
As college commitment comes to a close, the University of Minnesota medical school is assessing 10 incoming freshmen who are going to be selected to participate in an accelerated seven-year med program for med school. Of the students initially considered, the U of M has cut the number to...
Sara Scalia following in father’s footsteps with basketball
Kayla Gjerde, Social Media Reporter
February 16, 2017
Filed under Locker Room
The gym is silent as the spectator's gaze in sophomore Sara Scalia's direction. The ponies are three points away from winning the game and the pressure is on Scalia to make the free throw shot: swish. Scalia shoots the ball straight through the hoop and the crowd goes wild. Sara has been on gir...
School start times take toll on mental health
Ashlyn Aarness, Photographer
December 2, 2016
Filed under Featured Videos, News
Early morning and late, homework-filled nights. This is the life of a typical high school student. More and more schools are switching over to a later start time to increase productivity. Thought Exchange is changing the game for our district. Stillwater School District has had this discussion ...
Girls tennis heads into post-season
Matt Johnson, Social Media Editor
October 27, 2015
Filed under Fall Sports, Multimedia, Photo Slide Shows, Sports
The girls Tennis season may seem like it is winding down, but it is actually just starting up as the girls head into the post-season. The Pony's regular season has come to a close. The Varsity girls walked away with a record of seven and five. Now that the heat is on with singles and doubles mat...
Seniors begin preparation for college life
Joel Lange, Social Media Reporter
May 17, 2015
Filed under In-Depth, Photo Slide Shows
As May rolls around, seniors all over begin the tough adjustment to life away from home. Some will go on to schools out of state, while other will attend local colleges like the University of Minnesota and St. Cloud State University. Regardless of where students move off to, there are very diverse ...
Winkle flips into the Gophers organization
Joey Costa, Advertising Editor
April 9, 2015
Filed under Sports, Spring Sports
Flipping and tumbling may not be the ideal way of getting gymnasts into college for many, but for senior Ben Winkle it is a dream come true. Gymnastics is not an easy sport to master. The amount of strength and coordination to do many of the stunts they preform are unbelievable. Just having to courage...
Swim team scores second at True Team State meet
Cory Spawn, Broadcast Managing Editor
February 20, 2015
Filed under Sports, Winter Sports
The Stillwater Boys Swim and Dive team won second place at the True Team State meet on Jan. 24 at the University of Minnesota. The True Team State Competition is an event put on by the MN Swim Coaches Association each year for boys and girls swim and dive teams. Stillwater was beat by Minnetonka...
Seniors take on college courses
Alexander Pavlicin, Advertising Editor
October 30, 2014
Filed under Uncategorized
PSEO is a unique way to accelerate learning in high school and be introduced into the college environment. For students who enjoy learning beyond the basic course outline or simply want to get ahead on college work, one option is the Postsecondary Enrollment Options, open to sophomores, juniors and seniors who want to get col...