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Hazel Waltenbaugh, Sports Editor

Hazel Waltenbaugh is a Sports Editor on The Rubicon. This is her first year on staff. Throughout quarantine, she has stayed busy by walking her dog, listening to music, and sitting on her roof at sunset. Hazel can be reached at [email protected]

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Bikes and scooters are back for on the spot rental, making summer exercise in the Twin Cities even easier.

Summer exercise provides beneficial activity to daily schedule

June 1, 2021
Medical diagnoses are useful when it comes to treatment, but can often lead to a binary view of whether or not someone has a condition.

Diagnosis does not equal destiny

June 1, 2021
Senior Gabriella Thompson jumps for a rebound with a St. Croix Prep player on her back. Thompson tallied 29 rebounds during the game.

Girls basketball narrowly falls to St. Croix Prep on senior night

February 22, 2021
Simon Assefa said,

Sophomores seek service opportunities amidst pandemic

February 5, 2021
Healthy habits, like getting enough sleep and following a healthy diet, impact athletic performance.

[HEAD IN THE GAME] Peak performance comes from playing by the rules

January 19, 2021
Many businesses are struggling to stay alive as the effects of COVID-19 persist.

Uptown businesses struggle to stay afloat

November 30, 2020
9th grader Naomi Kempcke gives a nice pass to senior captain Jane Christakos.

[HEAD IN THE GAME] Should schools suspend winter sports?

November 17, 2020
Wolfpack players rush back to the field after a player gets injured.

[Photo] SMB Wolfpack takes down Providence in injury-filled game

November 9, 2020
Junior Judah Thomas launches the ball into the air for a reception.

[HEAD IN THE GAME] Football without fans: how players are adapting

October 29, 2020
Juniors Sarah Oppenheim and Lucie Bond spend time to together at a drive in movie.

Perspectives change as pandemic progresses

October 28, 2020

Unbalanced scales

October 26, 2020
Junior Jack Hlavka heads the ball into Blake's goalie's hands.

Boys’ soccer loses hard fought battle to Blake

September 26, 2020
SPA boys varsity soccer in a team huddle on September 14, 2019, vs Providence Academy.

[HEAD IN THE GAME] What fall captains practices could look like

May 26, 2020
An inside view of Regions Hospital in St. Paul, Minnesota.

The world is low on PPE, and the superheroes are doing their best

April 15, 2020
Most people forget up to ninety-nine percent of their dreams, so why are the dreams we remember so important?

[GENERATION DREAMS] Ep.1 Dreaming through fear with Jasper Turner, Monica Garido and Sam Hinh

April 10, 2020
Daylio separates daily moods into categories of awful, bad, meh, good, or rad.

[APP REVIEW] Daylio provides easy journaling for busy students

February 18, 2020
One of the main excuses is the lack of time to exercise. Coming up with a routine can solve this problem; make a habit out of being active regularly.

It’s not the time for hibernation: get active

February 11, 2020
SPA offers four different languages, Spanish, German, French, and Chinese. Students from all different languages can use Quizlet, including ninth-grader Riley Erben who uses Quizlet to study for her French class.

Language apps inspire students be immersive with learning

December 12, 2019
“Dean Thornberry balances work and caring for her advisees,” 9th grader Carlos Andres Adams said. You can usually find her in her office in the lower library (as shown) or walking the halls talking to students.

[Photo]

December 12, 2019
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