Danielle Generaux | Student Life Editor April 16, 2021 Remember when Starbucks decided to eliminate single-use plastic straws in more than 29,800 locations in 2020? Today, they are proposing something similar, but instead of just the […]
Ben Cooper | Sports Editor April 7, 2021 Old faces in new places, there were a lot of moves at the trade deadline through the buyout market which helped teams prepare for the playoffs. Contending […]
Ben Meyler | Writer April 1, 2021 The Myanmar coup saw its deadliest day this past Saturday since the beginning of the coup on February 1 when police and soldiers reportedly killed at least 114 civilians, […]
Brooklyn Staab | Student Life Editor April 4, 2021 During a Minnesota Supreme Court Case last week, it was decided that if a woman chooses to be intoxicated, she is willingly putting herself at risk […]
Amy Parr | Head Editor April 6, 2021 Ten months after the murder that sparked protests across the globe, the police officer responsible for George Floyd’s death finally faces trial. Derek Chauvin, former police officer, […]
Seth Hahn | Writer April 2, 2021 Gordon Liddy, a mastermind behind the Watergate burglary, a war veteran and former FBI agent, died at age 90 on Tuesday. His son, Thomas Liddy, confirmed his death […]
Gisele Brandt | Head Editor April 2, 2021 President Joe Biden introduced his $2 trillion infrastructure plan this week. The plan addresses transportation, water, internet, electric, homes, schools, buildings, workforce, and innovation. Biden says […]
Mirca Gomez | Writer April 2, 2021 Wednesday night, Superintendent Kirsten Vital Brulte sent out an email confirming the rumors about going to school four times a week. The email said that starting April 26, […]
Donya Nadjie | Writer April 1, 2021 Last Thursday, Beverly Cleary unfortunately passed away at age 104. She composed in excess of 40 books before her retirement and sold over 91 million duplicates around the […]