Sophie Downey, Features Editor
March 17, 2014
Filed under Blogs, Opinion, South Views
On Saturday, March 15, throngs of green-clad Minneapolitans crowded the streets of Downtown, participating in various St. Patrick’s Day activities. While some of these included watching a parade, and special stations for children...
Laura Turner, Business Manager
March 12, 2014
Filed under Blogs, Opinion, South Views
Ask anyone and I’m pretty sure they would tell you they want longer weekends. Students start looking forward to 3pm on Friday the minute their alarm wakes them up on Monday morning. Weekends are opportunities for students to ...
March 5, 2014
Sophie Downey, Features Editor
February 19, 2014
Filed under Blogs, Opinion, South Views
In a certain part of South, students smudge, participate in drum circles, and learn about American Indian culture. Unfortunately, that learning doesn’t spread to the rest of the school.
South’s Liberal Arts and Open program...
Maeve Handley, Staff Writer
February 13, 2014
Filed under A & E, Blogs, Reviews, South Views
Prestigious girl with a promising future and a death of a loved one falls for a working class boy with a dark past. Sound familiar? Of course it does. It has happened in practically all teenage romance movies. The remake of En...
Grace Palmer, Opinions Editor
February 5, 2014
Filed under Blogs, Opinion, South Views
The number of sites that we, as students, are denied access to at school is, frankly, ridiculous and counterproductive. With criteria that block out “prohibited forum content,” for example, the overzealous filters mean that a ...
Etta Harkness-Bartholdi, Photography Editor
January 15, 2014
Filed under Blogs, Opinion, South Views
I love the language Latin. Yes, Latin, the dead language is so alive and relevant, I see it everywhere: on buildings, in churches, in Harry Potter, in other languages, in words, and in social constructs and norms. The moment...
Anna Schwartz, Graphics and Layout Editor
December 23, 2013
Filed under Opinion, South Views
Around this time of year, my family has a lot of traditions. As a child of a New York Jew and an Australian Catholic, I have a diverse array of things to do in the winter holiday season. We go shopping for stocking stuffers and...
Maggie Fisher, Staff Writer
December 11, 2013
Filed under Blogs, Opinion, South Views
Recently, I saw a twitter petition protesting homework being required of student athletes. It stated, “athletes should receive less to no homework, compared to classmates that do not participate in sports.” This tweet receiv...
Grace Palmer, Opinions Editor
December 4, 2013
Filed under Blogs, Opinion, South Views
Black Friday may have the best deals, but it also seems to bring out the worst in people. From a fatal shootout in a Toys-R-Us in 2006 to a Walmart stock boy being trampled to death by a crowd of shoppers in 2008, there are co...
November 20, 2013
Filed under Blogs, Opinion, South Views
I only exaggerate a little bit when I claim online gym to be the bane of my existence. I drag myself home after practice for cross country or skiing. Instead of confronting the pile of legitimately challenging and applicable h...
November 13, 2013
