SCOTUS agrees to hear Mississippi abortion petition

Reaghan Mulligan | Opinion Editor May 20, 2021 The continuous polarization of ‘pro-choice’ and ‘pro-life’ rhetoric has no obvious intentions of letting up anytime soon. A Mississippi petition, Dobbs v. Jackson Women’s Health Organization, opened […]

Cats are better than dogs

Seth Hahn | Writer May 20, 2021 The lifelong debate is finally coming to an end. People have been discussing this topic since the beginning of time to no avail. What animal is better, cats […]

Year in review of online learning

Amy Parr | Head Editor May 20, 2021 This school year has been like no other. We started out 100% online, five days a week for the first few months, but eventually students got the […]

Biden’s first 100 days

A LOT IN LITTLE TIME: Immigration, corona-virus vaccines, effort to halt climate change, and more in Bidens first 100 days as president. Image courtesy of Marketwatch Photo Illustration. Ben Meyler | Writer May 7, 2021 On […]

The cost of college is too expensive 

Kate Hedger | Head Editor April 29, 2021 These days, being able to go to college doesn’t just depend on a person’s grades, test scores, or extracurriculars anymore, it also depends on how much money […]

The death of Daunte Wright

DAUNTE WRIGHT’s one-year-old son, Daunte Jr., will never know his father, but the world will. Photo by Katie Wright Eden Milligan | Head Editor April 16, 2021 On April 12, just ten miles from the street where […]

Minnesota Rape Laws

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 […]

This April, don’t light it up blue

SUPPORT FOR THE AUTISTIC COMMUNITY?:  The White House lights in a blue display for World Autism Awareness Day, April 2, 2017. AP Photo/Alex Brandon Jill Greene | Head Editor March 25, 2021 April is popularly […]

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