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MY UNCLE. Audrey Senaratna gets emotional while telling the tragic and unjust story of her uncle’s passing. She wanted to remember him happily and allow him to be the main character of his story. “I am lucky to have had an uncle like Eric Rivers,” she said.
First day of speeches bring senior voice to the stage
September 24, 2023
QEUES OF CONES: traffic builds up ahead of the intersection of Randolph and Davern.
Challenges arise due to the road closures surrounding Randolph campus
September 15, 2023
I AM. Freshman Sam Galarneault signs up for the affinity group Latinos Unidos.
Club Fair continues old traditions while nurturing new communities
September 12, 2023
LETS GLOW. The Student Activities Committee has selected glow-in-the-dark as this years homecoming theme, and students are encouraged to dress this way for the homecoming dance. Additionally, SAC created t-shirts that members of the SPA community can buy, which do indeed glow in the dark.
Early peek into homecoming week
September 12, 2023
BIENVENIDOS. Upper School Spanish teacher Christine Piñero kicks off the school year with pair discussions in her Advanced Spanish class. Students discussed the stories behind their names using Spanish vocabulary while sitting at a Harkness table for the first time since pre-COVID times.
[PHOTO STORY] First day photo breakdown
August 25, 2023
STREAMLINED. Coleman soars into the water with her technical reverse dive tuck. Her inward dive pike earned the highest score of the six she competed, with a net score of 18.5. She left the meet reminding herself that “I’ll have on and off days,” she said.
Coleman battles through Laker Invitational, determined to turn the season around
September 21, 2023
A tense game against Rochester Lourdes ends in stalemate for boys soccer
A tense game against Rochester Lourdes ends in stalemate for boys soccer
September 20, 2023
COACH TO COACH. Schmitz converses with fellow coach Robert Donnelly. Submitted by Sophie Schmitz
Cross country coach Sophie Schmitz finds new ways to love running through coaching
September 18, 2023
HERE WE COME. Both teams charge at each other either trying to make their way through or stop the other team from moving forward.
SMB Wolfpack comes up short to South St. Paul’s comeback win
September 11, 2023
RACKET FIVE. Junior Liza Thomas and Senior Lucy Shaffer bump rackets to congratulate each other after scoring a point.
Girls tennis battles rival Providence in neck to neck showdown
September 10, 2023
STREAMLINED. Coleman soars into the water with her technical reverse dive tuck. Her inward dive pike earned the highest score of the six she competed, with a net score of 18.5. She left the meet reminding herself that “I’ll have on and off days,” she said.
Coleman battles through Laker Invitational, determined to turn the season around
September 21, 2023
A tense game against Rochester Lourdes ends in stalemate for boys soccer
A tense game against Rochester Lourdes ends in stalemate for boys soccer
September 20, 2023
HERE WE COME. Both teams charge at each other either trying to make their way through or stop the other team from moving forward.
SMB Wolfpack comes up short to South St. Paul’s comeback win
September 11, 2023
RACKET FIVE. Junior Liza Thomas and Senior Lucy Shaffer bump rackets to congratulate each other after scoring a point.
Girls tennis battles rival Providence in neck to neck showdown
September 10, 2023
OVERCOME. Junior Dylan Bump has faced many mental obstacles as the backup goalkeeper for the boys varsity soccer team. “One of the hardest things I faced was thinking I wasnt able to compete on a varsity team or at that level,” he said.
Bump beats mental barriers to help Spartan soccer beat opponents
September 6, 2023
LETS GO SPARTANS. Students gather to cheer on the SPA boys hockey team as they face off against Highland Park in the first round of the section tournament. The Spartans went on to win the game 5-2.
Co-op sports provide connectivity, relationships between fans
February 26, 2023
SNOWY SLOPES. Burns has been passionate about alpine skiing from a young age. The sport is very challenging, with steep terrain, sharp turns, injuries, and countless hours of practice. But nevertheless, Burns continues to foster a deep love for the slopes.
Burns dominates on the slopes
February 23, 2023
ICE TIME. Greta Magnuson in goal boasts six wins, and a 0.894 save percentage this season.
Pregame Coverage: Metro-South Phoenix hopes to keep season alive
February 7, 2023
Spartans fail to beat Breck in second match-up, lose in overtime
Spartans fail to beat Breck in second match-up, lose in overtime
January 25, 2023
Metro-South falls to Apple Valley in anticipated rematch
Metro-South falls to Apple Valley in anticipated rematch
January 23, 2023
ONE IN THE CHAMBER. Captain Max Shaffer reloads his shotgun during a weekly practice. A normal round of trapshooting uses 25 shells.
Trap shooting captain Max Shaffer rises under pressure
June 2, 2023
UNEQUAL VISIBILTY. The captains wall is the center of the fight for visibilty. Club captains are currently not recognized on the captains wall. Athletic Director Taylor Tvedt said, “We just want to make sure the leadership that’s up there is all going through the same process.”
MSHSL sports prioritized over clubs
May 31, 2023
ASSEFA ASSISTS, CHEN SCORES. Got my guy Aaron Lindeman throwing it to me, and Ben Chen in the end zone. I know they are two guys I could trust whenever they have the disk, so its great to get some momentum, senior Simon Assefa said.
Spartan ultimate confronts the Edina hornets
May 26, 2023
BE READY. Ezra Cunningham prepares to throw a pitch to Minnehaha at the beginning of the game. He was the Spartan pitcher for a large amount of the game.
Baseball takes a rough loss at CHS Field
May 24, 2023
LOOK OUT. A Mound Westonka player struggles to stay on his feet with the Blackhawks defense applying pressure.
[PHOTO STORY] Boys lacrosse topples Mound Westonka in decisive win
May 14, 2023
ESSENTIAL TO UNDERSTAND. Take time to recognize other religious beliefs and celebrate a culture of religious diversity.
Religious days off for some are days on for others
September 25, 2023
As the Spanish exchange program resumes for the first time since pre-covid, the SPA community should welcome visiting students with intention and warmth.
[STAFF EDITORIAL] Welcome Colegio Malvar students with open hearts and minds
September 14, 2023
Journalism Blitz ran from Jul. 31-Aug. 4. Students explored mini-feature, photo story, news and opinion writing, and arts review.
We have opinions…
August 4, 2023
FILM CLUB. Check out recommendations at sites like IMDB to build a movie list.
Summertime offers a great rainy-day escape: let’s go to the movies
June 4, 2023
MAKING IDENTITY VISIBLE. Group labels can also be used to unite communities and create progress.
Asian or AAPI? Jew or Jewish? Queer or LGBTQIA+?
June 3, 2023
As the Spanish exchange program resumes for the first time since pre-covid, the SPA community should welcome visiting students with intention and warmth.
[STAFF EDITORIAL] Welcome Colegio Malvar students with open hearts and minds
September 14, 2023
LIAR LIAR. Politicians need to be held to a higher standard. They currently take advantage of the political system by flaunting their money and power. This shouldn’t be the basis of our democracy; instead, it’s crucial for politicians to take accountability for their actions in order to make the United States a safer place to live in.
[STAFF EDITORIAL] Hold the privileged accountable for an ethical political environment
May 30, 2023
Break the stereotypes dictating how all Asians should behave and appear. Its important to recognize diverse Asian cultures and celebrate all AANHPI members.
[STAFF EDITORIAL] Include all Asian Americans in the nation’s story
May 19, 2023
FACE TO FACE. Although it can be easier to tell uninvolved people about a hurtful situation, discussing the issue directly with the person involved will help resolve the issue in a more timely manner. Communication is a crucial part of both maintaing relationships and educating others about their actions, even if they’re aren’t a close friend.
[STAFF EDITORIAL] Embracing confrontation leads to positive change and growth
April 28, 2023
LET HER LEARN. The discussion and pursuit of romantic and sexual relationships at SPA is littered with casual misogyny.
[STAFF EDITORIAL] Do your part for gender equity
March 17, 2023
[PHILOSOPHICALLY SPEAKING] The benefits of thinking about death
[PHILOSOPHICALLY SPEAKING] The benefits of thinking about death
April 28, 2023
[PHILOSOPHICALLY SPEAKING] What is self-awareness?
[PHILOSOPHICALLY SPEAKING] What is self-awareness?
January 31, 2023
[PHILOSOPHICALLY SPEAKING] What is beauty?
[PHILOSOPHICALLY SPEAKING] What is beauty?
December 5, 2022
[PHILOSOPHICALLY SPEAKING] Is life easy or hard?
[PHILOSOPHICALLY SPEAKING] Is life easy or hard?
October 18, 2022
Some believers in this theory think that reality is only simulated where humans are looking. This would mean that reality would cease to exist anywhere humans were not perceiving.
Play or be played: are humans living in a simulation?
May 21, 2022
An adjunct to an adjunct professors disjunction
An adjunct to an adjunct professor’s disjunction
February 18, 2023
These artists actions are not mistakes that deserve forgiveness
These artist’s actions are not mistakes that deserve forgiveness
December 8, 2022
DEI Plan needs to account for neurodivergent learning
DEI Plan needs to account for neurodivergent learning
May 12, 2022
Feel racial discomfort rather than pushing it away
Feel racial discomfort rather than pushing it away
March 5, 2021
LETTER TO THE COMMUNITY: Aaron Datta
LETTER TO THE COMMUNITY: Aaron Datta
November 26, 2017
COACHING CONNECTIONS. Emily King works in the hub for academic coaching on the fourth floor. “The Center for Learning and Teaching (CLT) is available for all students with documented learning disabilities or concussions which in turn prevent them from accessing materials the same way other students do,” King said.
Fourth floor houses space that welcomes all learners
September 26, 2023
COMPETITION & CONNECTION. Pickleball Club leader Hazel McCarthy said, “[Our goal this year is] just to create a fun environment where people can just come and hang out, play pickleball, and just talk with their friends.” Club meetings are an opportunity to let loose and enjoy some friendly competition.
Pickleball Club takes a shot at boosting student engagement
September 21, 2023
HELPING HAND. Junior Cerena Karmaliani was assigned to Port Reitz school in Mombasa, Kenya during her service trip. The school needed the help of volunteers to make their community more inclusive for disabled students. Karmaliani said, “So my job was to work specifically in a third-grade classroom with a teacher…for a total of two weeks, approximately three hours a day… And for those two weeks, we refined the curriculum to make it more inclusive.”
Voyages and volunteering: Karmaliani makes connections abroad
September 16, 2023
BE YOURSELF. Senior Oliver Zhu believes that it is important to go by the name that feels most comfortable and the most like you: Live life the way you want to. If you’re planning on changing your name in the first place, that means there’s definitely some parts that you’re not happy with.
[WHAT’S IN A NAME?] Oliver Zhu talks about the joys and challenges of changing his name
September 14, 2023
STRATEGIC THINKING. Shiroma ponders his next move before deciding on moving the rook, a piece that can only be moved in a straight line either vertically or horizontally. In addition, the rook is able to support pawns and cut off the opponent’s king’s routes effectively.
CHESS QUEST: Ryan Shiroma’s rise to the top
June 3, 2023
Pho Mai : The Dinkytown resturant features a wide array of menu options
Around Town: Pho Mai
September 22, 2023
Sense & Sensibility cast announced
Sense & Sensibility cast announced
September 22, 2023
DISAPPOINTMENT. Despite its solid box office performance, The Equalizer 3 did not offer much in terms of cinematic quality, and felt as though it was cheaply made. The acting and line delivery were often poor, and the plot was boring and unengaging, leaving much to be desired.
[MOVIE REVIEW] The Equalizer 3: A disappointing end to a great franchise
September 20, 2023
MAKING USE OF DEAD SPACE. The Greenway in Minneapolis runs on an old train track. Opened in the year 2000, the path is now a bike highway for thousands of commuters each day.
Seeing the city on two wheels
September 18, 2023
2023’s Reunion Weekend introduced a new exhibit in the Drake Gallery featuring five talented alumni artists in diverse mediums.
Alumni/ae opening celebrates artistry of traditional and modern forms
September 15, 2023
DISAPPOINTMENT. Despite its solid box office performance, The Equalizer 3 did not offer much in terms of cinematic quality, and felt as though it was cheaply made. The acting and line delivery were often poor, and the plot was boring and unengaging, leaving much to be desired.
[MOVIE REVIEW] The Equalizer 3: A disappointing end to a great franchise
September 20, 2023
YOU CAN WEAR THE MASK. Miles always believed that there was only ONE Spider-Man, but it turned out that there were 5 other Spider-People from 5 other universes; and now they have ended up in Miles’s universe. (Screencapture from Sony Pictures Official Trailer)
[MOVIE REVIEW] Crawling “Into the Spider-Verse” is spectacular
August 25, 2023
START WITH A BANG. In the opening musical number of Urinetown, everyone sings in different tones and timings, creating a chaotic tone from the start of the show.
[THEATER REVIEW] Urinetown pays homage to classic musical theater
May 30, 2023
ORDER UP: The pickup counter at SimpliciTea gives customers a sneak peak into the tea-making process.
[FOOD REVIEW] Try out boba tea for a refreshing spring drink
May 19, 2023
DEADLY DENMARK. Hamlet takes place on a bare, gray stage with three levels and a balcony, and the actors occasionally appear at floor level with the audience. The blandness of the backdrops allowed for complete focus on the acting and costume design, which were far more interesting.
Guthrie’s 60 years started with Hamlet. Revival continues that success.
May 12, 2023
[QUIZ] Which Urinetown character are you?
[QUIZ] Which Urinetown character are you?
May 23, 2023
LOOK HERE. Creative Design Manager Rita Li knows that the best camera is the one you have with you. Here, she takes a photo after the Latinos Unidos Cinco de Mayo celebration May 5.
[TEST YOUR KNOWLEDGE] What do you know about photography?
May 15, 2023
[QUIZ] Let it snow? Maybe tomorrow.
[QUIZ] Let it snow? Maybe tomorrow.
November 28, 2022
SHINING STAR. Swift released the video to Bejeweled Oct. 24 and it has garnered nearly 9 million views. Swift will perform in Minneapolis Aug. 23-24, 2023.
Swift Announces the Eras Tour, new dates in Minneapolis
November 15, 2022
Its Scholastic Journalism Week: What does scholastic journalism mean to me?
QUIZ: [HOW WELL DO YOU KNOW]… the RubicOnline?
March 11, 2020
[SPARTANS MICD UP] Fall scrimmage with girls tennis
[SPARTANS MIC’D UP] Fall scrimmage with girls tennis
September 20, 2023
History teacher Ben Bollinger Danielson teaches around a Harkness table in 2020, the last time they were in classrooms before this year.
More than a piece of furniture
September 15, 2023
Introducing upper school principal Minnie Lee
Introducing upper school principal Minnie Lee
September 14, 2023
[IN PLAIN SIGHT] Ep.2 The Vending Machines
[IN PLAIN SIGHT] Ep.2 The Vending Machines
June 8, 2023
[IN PLAIN SIGHT] Ep.1 Language Wing Display
[IN PLAIN SIGHT] Ep.1 Language Wing Display
June 1, 2023
[IN PLAIN SIGHT] Ep.2 The Vending Machines
[IN PLAIN SIGHT] Ep.2 The Vending Machines
June 8, 2023
[IN PLAIN SIGHT] Ep.1 Language Wing Display
[IN PLAIN SIGHT] Ep.1 Language Wing Display
June 1, 2023
[THROUGH THEIR EYES] Ep. 7 Does life have to have a specific purpose?
[THROUGH THEIR EYES] Ep. 7 Does life have to have a specific purpose?
May 30, 2023
EXPECTING INAUTHENTICITY. England and Liljedhal argue that social media users must understand the inauthentic nature of the apps.
Liljedahl and England discuss how social media impacts their authenticity and risk-taking
May 1, 2023
THE FINAL COUNTDOWN. As the May 1 college decision deadline approaches, seniors Heidi Deuel and Jack OBrien discuss their decisions and how they chose to share the news.
How do we announce college decisions?
April 14, 2023
[SPARTANS MICD UP] Fall scrimmage with girls tennis
[SPARTANS MIC’D UP] Fall scrimmage with girls tennis
September 20, 2023
73 Questions Vogue style Spartan edition: departing faculty Nan Dreher
73 Questions Vogue style Spartan edition: departing faculty Nan Dreher
June 1, 2023
Freedom of speech, press, religion, and...pee? Welcome to URINETOWN
Freedom of speech, press, religion, and…pee? Welcome to URINETOWN
May 24, 2023
Senior Tommy Verhey gives an update on this week’s current events.
[60 SECOND NEWS] Joe Biden, MN sports, SPA spring sports
April 25, 2023
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Seniors leave a legacy with their art
April 25, 2023
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The student news of St. Paul Academy and Summit School

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Clara McKoy

Clara McKoy, Director of the Rubicon Online

My name is Clara McKoy (she/her). I’m the director of The Rubicon Online. At school, I’m involved in Community Action and Service Club and Senior Class Leadership Council. I love to chat about podcasts, music, and food. I can be reached at [email protected].

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STREAMLINED. Coleman soars into the water with her technical reverse dive tuck. Her inward dive pike earned the highest score of the six she competed, with a net score of 18.5. She left the meet reminding herself that “I’ll have on and off days,” she said.

Coleman battles through Laker Invitational, determined to turn the season around

Clara McKoy, RubicOnline
September 21, 2023
Introducing upper school principal Minnie Lee

Introducing upper school principal Minnie Lee

Clara McKoy, RubicOnline
September 14, 2023
SCHOOL IN STYLE. Varsity volleyball captain Nadia Degnan dressed formal for her first day of school, according to theme. Degnans first game of the season in tonight at 7 p.m. against South Saint Paul at SPA.

[Photo] [PHOTO STORY] First day photo breakdown

August 25, 2023
SUMMER BREAK. Check back in late August for regular reporting.

Students on summer break until August, regular reporting to continue in fall

Clara McKoy, RubicOnline
June 5, 2023
This summer, junior Anisa Deo will spend four weeks working as a camp counselor and dish washer at Camp Olson, a YMCA camp located on Little Boy Lake near Brainerd, Minnesota. Im gonna just get to spend time with my friends, basically, and I get paid to be there, she said.

Deo anticipates a summer working at Camp Olson

Clara McKoy, RubicOnline
May 26, 2023
GREEN GODDESS. Junior Wafa Naqvis prom outfit features a sparkly green lehenga, which is a traditional Pakistani skirt with a matching cropped shirt. This look is one-of-a-kind and Naqvi plans to re-wear it for future special events to get the most out of the beautiful, handmade lehenga.

Students shop intentionally for prom attire

Clara McKoy and Annie Bai
May 25, 2023
GREEN GODDESS. Junior Wafa Naqvis prom outfit features a sparkly green lehenga, which is a traditional Pakistani skirt with a matching cropped shirt. This look is one-of-a-kind and Naqvi plans to re-wear it for future special events to get the most out of the beautiful, handmade lehenga.

Silk and sparkles: where to shop for prom attire

Clara McKoy, RubicOnline
May 11, 2023
EXPECTING INAUTHENTICITY. England and Liljedhal argue that social media users must understand the inauthentic nature of the apps.

Liljedahl and England discuss how social media impacts their authenticity and risk-taking

Clara McKoy, RubicOnline
May 1, 2023
INFLUENCING IN DISGUISE. De-influencing does not do enough to impede the consumerist culture on TikTok. Many influencers encourage users not buy popular products, but instead direct them towards cheaper and often less ethically made.

De-influencing might save money, but not TikTok’s consumerist culture

Clara McKoy, RubicOnline
April 27, 2023
TWO BIRDS, ONE STONE. Sophomore Lucas Granja uses the language commons as both a study and a social space. Its usually quiet and...sometimes my friends are here, he said.

Speaking each other’s language in the World Languages commons

Alison Mitchell and Clara McKoy
April 18, 2023
SILENT SOCIALIZING. Senior Andrew Bai appreciates the calm nature of the English hallway commons. Ive kind of always been hanging out here with my friends and its quieter than Schilling, he said.

Literary leisure take over English Commons

Alison Mitchell, Clara McKoy, and Alexandra Cardwell
April 18, 2023
[AROUND TOWN] Sprout your green thumb at Leitner’s

[AROUND TOWN] Sprout your green thumb at Leitner’s

Clara McKoy, RubicOnline
April 18, 2023
2023 ATHENA. Senior Heidi Deuel has displayed steadfast dedication to hockey and soccer throughout her five years of varsity sports at SPA. Captain of both teams, she represents everything that an Athena should be.

Heidi Deuel named 2023 Athena

Clara McKoy, RubicOnline
March 13, 2023

Devine sisters grow up on the court

Clara McKoy, RubicOnline
March 6, 2023
EMBRACE THE LOVE. Here are 10 top romance and rom-com reads to dive into this season, spanning from classics to recent publishes.

[Photo] Ten top romance reads of the season

February 27, 2023
TWIN CITIES CENTRAL. Ax-Man Surplus has three locations—St. Paul, Fridley and St. Louis Park—and provides the Twin Cities area with a hub for buying and selling a wide range of surplus, including electronic, mechanical and art products.

[AROUND TOWN] Ax-Man Surplus is the one-stop-shop for every gadget, tool and supply imaginable

Clara McKoy, RubicOnline
February 23, 2023
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[AROUND TOWN] Hop on the Sushi Train

January 24, 2023
BIRDS AND BEES. Sex education is vital to young peoples understanding of their bodies, enables them to make informed decisions and so much more. The concept of sex and sexual health is a conversation worth spanning across all of childhood and teenhood. SPAs current curriculum, while robust and beginning early, could improve with more communication between each division.

At its most effective, sex education begins in kindergarten

Clara McKoy, RubicOnline
February 21, 2023
CHANGE ON CAMPUS: Maya Ziegler has introduced numerous initiatives to SPA since beginning the role of BIPOC Recruiting and Hiring Specialist last May.

Maya Zeigler works to hire a more racially diverse faculty

Clara McKoy, RubicOnline
February 17, 2023

Second Floor

Clara McKoy, Ali Browne, and Siri Pattison
February 2, 2023
PAYING THANKS. At the close of the assembly, the assembly leaders thanked Director of Intercultural Life Naomi Taylor and Intercultural Life Program Specialist Alexis Irish for accompanying them to the conference and helping them plan the assembly.

SDLC assembly provokes reflection and vulnerability

January 11, 2023
[THROUGH THEIR EYES] Ep. 3: What makes a good friend?

[THROUGH THEIR EYES] Ep. 3: What makes a good friend?

Clara McKoy, RubicOnline
December 9, 2022
BREAK IT DOWN. Identifying goals that a personalized schedule would help achieve is the first step to streamlining routines and habits.

Building a personalized schedule: broken down

September 19, 2022
FAST FACTS. Senior Julia Colbert shares five fun facts about herself.

5 things you may not know about Julia Colbert

Clara McKoy, RubicOnline
November 18, 2022
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SECLUDED DINING. In addition to the main ordering and food preparation area, there is also a separate area of the store for dining in. With everything from tables, silverware and water to artwork and two single stall bathrooms, the dining section of the restaurant is undoubtedly well designed.

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FLAWLESS AND FUNCTIONAL. As guests enter the restaurant facility, they are met with a clean, cohesively decorated space that is organized to optimize function. There is an order lane, prompting guests to watch the staff make their meal in real time, a stool bar wall, and a large television screen displaying the menu. The space feels both open and inviting.

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FARM TO TABLE. Sweetgreen, in its early days, depended on local farmers markets to provide the freshest produce available. As the company has upscaled in size, the means of sourcing these ingredients have shifted, but the essential value of seeking ingredients responsibly and in a manner that supports local communities has not.

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ACCESSABILITY: Sweetgreen offers more affordable prices than rival salad chain Crisp and Green, and emphasizes the importance of an approachable take on healthy eating. From location, to menu, to price point; Sweetgreen in St. Paul is making a good case for its mission.

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COMBINE AND CUSTOMIZE. Sweetgreen plays with the customizable nature of salads by allowing substitutions to the pre-determined menu items as well as offering a create-your-own salad and bowl option. Additionally, various ingredients, such as spicy broccoli, warm portobello mix and curry roasted cauliflower step outside the box that often confines “the classic salad”.

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ONLINE OR IRL. While orders can be placed in store with an employee, guests can also place orders ahead of time online or through the Sweetgreen app to expedite the process of receiving their food. An entire floor-to-ceiling shelf is designated for these online orders.

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COMMUNITY THROUGH FOOD. As a company, Sweetgreen is not shy in advertising its values and goals. From Sweetgreen in Schools to aspired carbon neutrality, Sweetgreen is actively making efforts to better the communities it serves.

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BOLD AND BRIGHT. Sweetgreen’s exterior is just as beautiful as the interior. The stone building, situated on the corner or Grand Ave. and Grotto, shows off a mural by Twin Cities artist Ashley Mary as well as an eye-catching light-up sign that can be spotted from blocks away.

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[AROUND TOWN] Salad chain Sweetgreen opens Grand Ave location

[AROUND TOWN] Salad chain Sweetgreen opens Grand Ave location

Clara McKoy, RubicOnline
November 11, 2022
[AROUND TOWN] Be reborn in Mia’s newest exhibition

[AROUND TOWN] Be reborn in Mia’s newest exhibition

Clara McKoy, RubicOnline
October 31, 2022
In their fashion and costume choices, Wilson takes inspiration from Nina Hagen, a german punk rock singer, songwriter, and actress from the 1970s. “Ceremonial garb is so opulent and recognizable, and I’m a big appreciator of symbology,” they said.

[Photo] Costume creation: Quenby Wilson finds power in fashion

November 1, 2022
RISING NUMBERS. Minnesota has had 17 measles cases in 2022 alone and is home to over 70% of all measles cases across the nation this year.

[Photo] Measles case on Randolph Campus calls for caution

October 20, 2022
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RISING NUMBERS. Minnesota has had 17 measles cases in 2022 alone and is home to over 70% of all measles cases across the nation this year.

Measles case on Randolph Campus calls for caution

Clara McKoy, RubicOnline
October 20, 2022
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Minnesota has had over 70% of all measles case in the United States this year. On Sept. 20th, a case on the Randolph campus was announced.

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In the very first episode of THROUGH THEIR EYES, Clara McKoy interviews sophomore Humza Jameel and juniors Savannah Switzer and Kate Hanf about their beliefs (or lack thereof) in gods or God. The speakers provide thoughtful, detailed, and powerful anecdotes in response to McKoys in-depth questions.

[THROUGH THEIR EYES] Ep. 1: Do you believe God exists?

Clara McKoy, RubicOnline
September 15, 2022
It’s okay to take a break from the news: how to stay informed while being mindful of mental health

It’s okay to take a break from the news: how to stay informed while being mindful of mental health

Clara McKoy, RubicOnline
May 13, 2022
Sophomore Baasit Mahmood serves the ball to an opponent in a very close match.

Boys tennis battles cold and wet conditions, cancellations

Clara McKoy, RubicOnline
May 1, 2022
SAYING GOODBYE. Klus speaks only highly about her former student and current colleague as she prepares for Kraack to replace her as Director of Choral Activities. “He knows how to get the best out of vocally coaching students, both Middle School as well as Upper School. He understands what makes music happen—and gets the students to do it with incredibly successful results in performance,” Klus said.

US Choir begins a new measure as Tim Kraack replaces Klus in her retirement

Clara McKoy, RubicOnline
April 28, 2022
TRANSCENDING REALITY. Parasocial relationships form when an individual is illusioned to believe they know someone deeply who may not even know they exist. Why is having fantasy interaction with either a celebrity or a fictional character strange at all? It’s actually the most normal thing for people to do, Professor of psychology Gayle Stever said.

[ARTS OPINION] Parasocial relationships: connecting with celebrities is actually healthy

Clara McKoy, RubicOnline
April 12, 2022
Two students sit and have a convesation, surrounded by positive and negative comments.

Stop using complaints as small talk

Clara McKoy, RubicOnline
March 16, 2022
CIRCLE UP. After dynamic warm-ups, the team gathered for a go-around: “what would you perform in a talent show?” while stretching and introducing themselves.

Lacrosse preps for season with new co-op, more players

Clara McKoy, RubicOnline
March 15, 2022
Henry is the most common boys name in Minnesota.

How common is your name?

Clara McKoy, RubicOnline
March 5, 2022
Senior Eleanor Smith utilizes the Knitwits club meeting time to work on a cozy sweater.

Grab a pair of needles and try knitting

Clara McKoy, RubicOnline
February 15, 2022
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