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NO JOKE. Dean Phillips explained his unexpected and controversial bid for president: “I think President Biden has done a spectacular job. But it’s not about the past. This is an election about the future.”
Minnesota Rep. Dean Phillips challenges Biden in primary election
November 16, 2023
ACTIONS HAVE CONSEQUENCES. The Student Handbook describes four steps of disciplinary action that students may face for community misconduct such as defacing property or leaving messes in school spaces.
Admin calls out rise in community misconduct
November 14, 2023
WHERE DOES THIS GO. After using a tissue to clean up some spilt water, sophomore Carys Hsiung wonders which bin to to throw it in before dropping it into the one that says landfill.
USC takes first steps in recently passed sustainability proposal
November 13, 2023
GOOD MATCH. Isaak Senaratna and Griffin Roy shaking hands before the big competition.
Senaratna triumphs in annual Graph Matching competition
November 7, 2023
LIGHT LESSON. Photography and video arts teacher Kate Clark preps the darkroom for an upcoming class. I have students in the darkroom working with film, she said. Its been interesting, because Ive never had to manage a darkroom before. Im feeling pretty comfortable about mixing chemistry myself. Clark noted how supportive the environment has been whole also giving her autonomy with her classes.
Classroom time shapes pedagogy
November 1, 2023
FIGHT. Feeling the burn, sophomore Maren Overgaard pushes through, making her way to the finish.
State finals wrap up girls cross country season
November 16, 2023
WALL OF STEEL. Junior Madelyn Moser and sophomore Nora McKoy jump up to block a hit.
Dig Pink game raises $8,400 for the Side-Out Foundation
November 16, 2023
APPRECIATION. Senior Amalia Laguna opens gift bags with her fellow senior Spark swimmers.
Amalia Laguna finds her place on the Sparks
November 10, 2023
HEADS UP. Freshman Murphy Miltner spikes the ball and gains the Spartans a point after adjusting to her new offensive position on the team.
Volleyball crushes the Math and Science Dragons
November 4, 2023
CELEBRATION. The entire team storms down the field celebrating Ethan Peltiers winning goal.
Boys soccer advances to state finals in an electrifying match against Holy Family
November 3, 2023
FIGHT. Feeling the burn, sophomore Maren Overgaard pushes through, making her way to the finish.
State finals wrap up girls cross country season
November 16, 2023
WALL OF STEEL. Junior Madelyn Moser and sophomore Nora McKoy jump up to block a hit.
Dig Pink game raises $8,400 for the Side-Out Foundation
November 16, 2023
APPRECIATION. Senior Amalia Laguna opens gift bags with her fellow senior Spark swimmers.
Amalia Laguna finds her place on the Sparks
November 10, 2023
HEADS UP. Freshman Murphy Miltner spikes the ball and gains the Spartans a point after adjusting to her new offensive position on the team.
Volleyball crushes the Math and Science Dragons
November 4, 2023
CELEBRATION. The entire team storms down the field celebrating Ethan Peltiers winning goal.
Boys soccer advances to state finals in an electrifying match against Holy Family
November 3, 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
HOLIDAY TIPS. Prioritizing mental health and well-being this holiday season is crucial in order to avoid falling victim to the stresses of social events, gift-giving, and other expectations.
How to navigate holiday stress and overwhelming expectations
November 25, 2023
THE TIME IS NOW. SPA must create a climate policy that dramatically reduces emissions to meet the urgency of this moment and be an example to students, families, and peer institutions.
[STAFF EDITORIAL] SPA must make climate action a priority
November 13, 2023
LIFE IMITATES ART is a monthly arts opinion column written by The Rubicon opinions editor Eliza Farley. (Illustration created using Adobe Express)
[COLUMN] In the music industry, it seems, it’s the year of the female
November 3, 2023
AGE MATTERS. While legalization in Minnesota does not extend to minors, the national data indicates that some minors use cannabis.
Cannabis addiction must be understood now that it is legalized in Minnesota
November 1, 2023
NO GIRLS INVOLVED. The relative lack of female-identifying students in STEM extracurriculars can make them feel like boys’ clubs. It’s not that girls aren’t interested in these activities; instead, they might not be included to the same degree when they want to participate, or they might be afraid to be the only one.
[STAFF EDITORIAL] Girls in STEM deserve our support
October 31, 2023
THE TIME IS NOW. SPA must create a climate policy that dramatically reduces emissions to meet the urgency of this moment and be an example to students, families, and peer institutions.
[STAFF EDITORIAL] SPA must make climate action a priority
November 13, 2023
NO GIRLS INVOLVED. The relative lack of female-identifying students in STEM extracurriculars can make them feel like boys’ clubs. It’s not that girls aren’t interested in these activities; instead, they might not be included to the same degree when they want to participate, or they might be afraid to be the only one.
[STAFF EDITORIAL] Girls in STEM deserve our support
October 31, 2023
ASSESSING ACHIEVEMENT. The survey sent to all students, families, and faculty should inspire individuals to define excellence for themselves while respecting how others strive to be excellent.
[STAFF EDITORIAL] What is excellence?
October 13, 2023
FACE TO FACE. Affinity groups are not only a good way to meet people that share the same identity, but also a good way to discover how different those people can be. Additionally, by engaging in a space where it’s not necessary to explain the nuances of identity, it’s possible to make connections based on a deep mutual understanding.
[STAFF EDITORIAL] Affinity groups create safe spaces for inclusion and empowerment
September 28, 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
LIFE IMITATES ART is a monthly arts opinion column written by The Rubicon opinions editor Eliza Farley. (Illustration created using Adobe Express)
[COLUMN] In the music industry, it seems, it’s the year of the female
November 3, 2023
FIVE FREEDOMS. The First Amendment of the Constitution lays out five essential freedoms for American citizens. Over the summer, co-Editor in Chief Orion Kim dove deep into the nuances of the Amendment. “Reporters might be able to cover content freely, but that doesn’t mean they shouldn’t respect the people they’re covering,” Kim wrote.
[FREE SPIRIT] First Amendment freedoms let citizens determine morality of their expression
October 6, 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
Community time worth more than passing time
Community time worth more than passing time
October 5, 2023
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
AMPLIFYING VOICES. Listen Up Youth Radio is committed to bringing radio to the Twin Cites by the hands of the local youth. Freshman January Cook works as a production editor there, helping to train people and make decisions for the radio and website. (Submitted Photo: January Cook)
Cook invites students to work for Listen Up Youth Radio
November 16, 2023
ROSCOE. James Englands German Shepherd smiles for the camera. Roscoe was named after the childhood dog of Englands mother. [His name] makes Roscoe seem more like his own individual and not just like everybody else,” England said. (Submitted Photo: James England)
[WHAT’S IN A NAME?] Students discuss pet names and their importance
November 14, 2023
COMMUNITY SERVICE. Thanksgiving break presents a great opportunity to get involved in the community by volunteering and making thoughtful donations. However, community service is much needed all year long.
Give thanks by giving back
November 11, 2023
HARD AT WORK. Juniors Rohan Kharbanda and Humza Jameel work together to build a concrete mixer during an Advanced Science Research class. (Submitted Photo: Rohan Kharbanda)
Kharbanda puts the planet first in ASR
November 10, 2023
BFFS. Friends juniors Serene Kalugdan and Deling Cheng stroll in the lily courtyard.
The power of friendship
November 8, 2023
TALK WITH THE ROCK. Trevor Noah interviewed The Rock in the first episode of his new podcast. Noah hopes to have meaningful conversations about important topics in society. “We’ll probably fix every single issue humankind has ever faced so you definitely want to join us for every episode,” Noah said in the intro.
[PODCAST REVIEW] He’s back: What Now? with Trevor Noah premieres in fantastic style
November 15, 2023
Crumbl Cookies, a great spot to try some unique types of cookies.
[FOOD REVIEW] Crumbl Cookies offer more than enough to share
November 10, 2023
WOW-WORTHY. Killers of the Flower Moon is the best movie of 2023 so far. The primary actors delivered moving performances, and the soundtrack and cinematography brought the film to the next level. (Image from Apple TV+ Press Kit)
[MOVIE REVIEW] Killers of the Flower Moon: An ugly story told beautifully
November 9, 2023
KNOW THAT TUNE. Music helps us retrieve old memories and create new ones. Memory is not the only brain function affected by sound, many other mental processes are affected by hearing or playing music.
Music? It’s all in the brain
November 8, 2023
AUTHENTIC APPEAL. Minimally produced music can feel more natural than overproduced mainstream tracks. This production style is commonly referred to as low-fidelity.
[ARTS OPINION] Dig into low-fidelity music
November 6, 2023
TALK WITH THE ROCK. Trevor Noah interviewed The Rock in the first episode of his new podcast. Noah hopes to have meaningful conversations about important topics in society. “We’ll probably fix every single issue humankind has ever faced so you definitely want to join us for every episode,” Noah said in the intro.
[PODCAST REVIEW] He’s back: What Now? with Trevor Noah premieres in fantastic style
November 15, 2023
Crumbl Cookies, a great spot to try some unique types of cookies.
[FOOD REVIEW] Crumbl Cookies offer more than enough to share
November 10, 2023
WOW-WORTHY. Killers of the Flower Moon is the best movie of 2023 so far. The primary actors delivered moving performances, and the soundtrack and cinematography brought the film to the next level. (Image from Apple TV+ Press Kit)
[MOVIE REVIEW] Killers of the Flower Moon: An ugly story told beautifully
November 9, 2023
THE CREATOR. This new sci-fi film echoes clear inspiration from past works like Avatar and the Star Wars franchise. The strongest part of The Creator is the incredible production design and the use of eye-catching CGI.
[MOVIE REVIEW] The Creator: A brutal and brilliant modern masterpiece
October 10, 2023
UNEQUALED 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. (Fair Use Image: Screen capture from Equalizer 3 Official Trailer)
[MOVIE REVIEW] The Equalizer 3: A disappointing end to a great franchise
September 20, 2023
[SPARTANS MICD UP] Girls basketball practice with captain Madelyn Moser
[SPARTANS MIC’D UP] Girls basketball practice with captain Madelyn Moser
November 23, 2023
The science of gratitude
The science of gratitude
November 13, 2023
READING ABOUT PRIDE. There has been a display of LGBT centered book and authors the SPA library.
A breakdown of LGBTQ+ History Month
November 4, 2023
[COFFEE WITH CLARA] Ep. 2 Violet Benson navigates life with an autistic sister
[COFFEE WITH CLARA] Ep. 2 Violet Benson navigates life with an autistic sister
October 25, 2023
[SPARTANS MIC’D UP] Mile-run with cross country captain Ford Reedy
[SPARTANS MIC’D UP] Mile-run with cross country captain Ford Reedy
October 17, 2023
The science of gratitude
The science of gratitude
November 13, 2023
READING ABOUT PRIDE. There has been a display of LGBT centered book and authors the SPA library.
A breakdown of LGBTQ+ History Month
November 4, 2023
[COFFEE WITH CLARA] Ep. 2 Violet Benson navigates life with an autistic sister
[COFFEE WITH CLARA] Ep. 2 Violet Benson navigates life with an autistic sister
October 25, 2023
[COFFEE WITH CLARA] Ep. 1 Atari Ernst is tearing up the dance floor
[COFFEE WITH CLARA] Ep. 1 Atari Ernst is tearing up the dance floor
September 27, 2023
[IN PLAIN SIGHT] Ep.2 The Vending Machines
[IN PLAIN SIGHT] Ep.2 The Vending Machines
June 8, 2023
[SPARTANS MICD UP] Girls basketball practice with captain Madelyn Moser
[SPARTANS MIC’D UP] Girls basketball practice with captain Madelyn Moser
November 23, 2023
[SPARTANS MIC’D UP] Mile-run with cross country captain Ford Reedy
[SPARTANS MIC’D UP] Mile-run with cross country captain Ford Reedy
October 17, 2023
Fall fashion trends emerge in the school community
Fall fashion trends emerge in the school community
October 9, 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
[QUIZ] Homecoming through the years
[QUIZ] Homecoming through the years
October 4, 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
October 2023 Issue
October 24, 2023
CLIMATE EMERGENCIES. As the years go by, the Earth is affected by climate change, and the natural disasters that have been rising in recent years is proof. From daily weather to extreme climate phenomena, the people inhabiting this planet have had considerable impact on Earth. (Illustration by Annika Kim, Infographic by Johanna Pierach, Orion Kim)
It’s all about the ENVIRONMENT: Natural disaster on the rise
October 15, 2023
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Katrina Hilton

Katrina Hilton, Sports Editor

Senior Katrina Hilton is the 2013-14 sports editor for the Rubicon. Katrina participates in cross country, Nordic skiing, track, Students Against Destructive Decisions student group, and the Upper School Council. In her free time, Katrina likes to bake, run, and spend time with her sister.

 

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Senior Christian Koch has a scar that runs along his arm. I broke my arm in fifth grade, Koch said. THe scar is from a surgery that took place after the bone fracture.

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Senior Christian Koch has a scar that runs along his arm. I broke my arm in fifth grade, Koch said. The scar is from the surgery that took place after the bone fracture.

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Senior Christian Koch has a scar that runs along his arm. “I broke my arm in fifth grade,” Koch said. The scar is from a surgery that took place after the bone fracture.

Scars: students recall events that left marks

Katrina Hilton, Sports Editor
May 2, 2014
What would one see around St. Paul Academy and Summit School during the school day? Tea in hand, senior Jessica Wen chats with visitor Lotta Bublitz in the lunch room.

Students find ways to spend free periods

Katrina Hilton, Sports Editor
April 23, 2014
Students for Social Justice members lead a discussion about the dress code, led by presidents sophomores Alena Porter and Claire Walsh (standing on left). “We are working with [the Upper School Council] and a group of other [students] to change the dress code,” Porter said.

Students for Social Justice hope to change school dress code

Katrina Hilton, Sports Editor
April 3, 2014
Spanish V classes prepare for the Language Exam. From Left: Karsten Runquist, Kent Hanson, US Spanish teacher Rafaela Salido, Lukas Kelsey-Friedman, Katie Ademite, Mary Naas, and Laura Viksnins review vocabulary. “On the curve, we are really there with every other school,” Salido said.

Students anticipate National Language Exams

Katrina Hilton, Sports Editor
March 18, 2014

Language students prepare to travel abroad

Katrina Hilton, Sports Editor
March 17, 2014
Lotta Bublitz, who had studied at St. Paul Academy and Summit School during her junior year, steps out to meet friends at the Minneapolis-St. Paul International Airport upon her arrival.

[Photo] German exchange student senior Lotta Bublitz returns for brief visit

March 11, 2014
From left to right, junior Eva Zaydman, senior Connor Allen, and junior Jordan Hughes participate in a Student Political Union meeting. “Being able to argue with people about politics; that’s why I go,” SPU president Lowell Naas said.

Student Political Union offers space for passionate debates

Katrina Hilton, Sports Editor
March 5, 2014
Junior captain Mike Destache races up a hill at Giants Ridge during the 2014 state meet.

Nordic skiers finish well at state

Katrina Hilton, Sports Editor
March 4, 2014
The current policy states that cell phones must be completely turned off during school hours. “I collect about three to five phones a day,” Cummins said.

Upper School Council finalizes cell phone policy

Katrina Hilton, Sports Editor
February 19, 2014
Faculty advisor of Film Club Randall Findlay prepares to draw names from a bowl to determine the winners of the raffle. “Kids that stayed for all six movies got a shot at winning prizes,” senior Film Club president Christian Koch said.

Students bite into vampire movies in Film Club marathon

Katrina Hilton, Sports Editor
February 5, 2014
Science Alliance members junior Brian Heilig and senior Cynthia Zheng practice for the upcoming Science Bowl competition. “This year we are hoping to build a larger team so we can compete in every event for Science Olympiad and have a strong Science Bowl team,” Zheng said.

Science Alliance looks ahead to competitions

January 1, 2014
Senior presidents Ellen Samuelson, Yusra Murad, and Sharon Sethna hope to wrap up the year with many plans. “We’re hoping to possibly get all the advisories and students involved,” Samuelson said, referring to the construction of a mural.

Students Against Destructive Decisions plan for mural, ice cream, and speaker

Katrina Hilton, Sports Editor
December 13, 2013

Standardized test policies undergo scrutiny

Katrina Hilton, Sports Editor
December 11, 2013
Senior president Alex Miller and senior treasurer Aria Bryan plan service opportunities for the months of November and December. “We have weekends set up for the whole year for people serving people,” Miller said.

Community Action continues Meals on Wheels tradition

Katrina Hilton and Nina Zietlow
November 29, 2013
Upper School Physical Education and seventh grade PE teacher Kaitlyn Frenchick separates her seventh grade class into teams to play handball.

Frenchick reinvents Fitness for Life program

Katrina Hilton, Sports Editor
November 25, 2013
Vicki Janisch-Tri smiles for a picture while working at her desk. “I like the chance to get to know the students. I enjoy working with [Upper School librarian] Ms. Brooks and making sure that the collection is in good shape for people to come and find what they need. I just like seeing how this school works, [and] the daily lives of students,” Janisch-Tri said.

Library assistant Vicki Janisch-Tri brings joy to students and the community

Katrina Hilton, Sports Editor
November 21, 2013
Sophomores Karsten Ruinquist and Sam Matenaer are excited for this season, “we have a small team that is pretty young, but we still have pretty strong swimmers. We have a new coach this year and we’re excited to be able to work with her, Matenaer said.

[Photo] Winter Sports Preview: Boys Swimming and Diving looks forward to season with good spirits

November 22, 2013
Senior captain Cynthia Zheng and sophomore Maren Findlay are excited for dance team this season, “I’d say we’re in a building year, but I’m really excited for the season. We have a great group of girls,” Zheng said.

[Photo] Winter Sports Preview: Dance Team welcomes new coach and members

November 25, 2013
Sophomore Angel Smaller and senior captain Aidan Arnold hope for a strong season, “We are looking to make one last run in the Tri- Metro, as this is our last year in the conference Smaller said.

[Photo] Winter Sports Preview: Boy’s Basketball bonds with preseason activities

November 29, 2013
Sophomores Claire Walsh and Alena Porter lead the Students for Social Justice student group. “We are hoping to begin to educate the SPA community through informational posters throughout the next month,” Walsh said.

Students for Social Justice opens up conversation on global issues

Katrina Hilton, Sports Editor
November 5, 2013
Senior Modern Asian History students hold their peace flags, which will become part of a virtual quilt of peace in the Global Challenge 20/20. The students work with students at Covington HS in Virginia and Jiangsu College for International Education in Nanjing, China to solve global problems. “The three schools look at the issue through different lenses,” US history teacher Sushmita Hodges said. Senior seminar students (L to R): Victoria Guest, Eddy Sharifkhani, Robert Bohjanen, Michael Wilkens, and Marcus Alburez Myers.

[Photo] Modern Asia class takes Global Challenge 20/20

October 29, 2013
People for Environmental Protection president senior Charlotte Hughes poses with a paper towel dispenser labeled with one of PEP’s signs. “We try to get creative with our projects and announcements, so why not the signs too?” Hughes said.

People for Environmental Protection uses humorous signs to raise awareness around school

Katrina Hilton, Co-Sports Editor
October 16, 2013
From left: Senior Dylan White, junior Bill Naas, junior Halsey Moe, senior president Nick Cohen, and senior Nick Hoffmann engage in one of SPU’s weekly discussions, “I like being able to hear the different viewpoints of people who aren’t in the majority of the rest of the school,” Cohen said.

Student Political Union discusses gun control and government shutdown

Katrina Hilton , Sports Editor
October 4, 2013
The Girls Varsity Volleyball team practices on the new gym floor. The gym is now more open to students during school hours. “Being a basketball player, it’s nice to get a couple shots up during the day, especially when I have a couple minutes here and there open in my schedule,” sophomore Kent Hanson said.

Historic Briggs Gymnasium undergoes renovation

Katrina Hilton , Sports Editor
September 27, 2013
Junior Sarah Romans, senior Harrisen Egly, and junior Julia Hansen work on signs. “One sign we’re making this week says, ‘It’s finally time for our homecoming week. Take your friends keys, don’t turn the other cheek,’” Egly said.

Students Against Destructive Decisions (SADD) prepare signs to encourage safety

Katrina Hilton, Sports Editor
September 24, 2013
Service Learning presidents seniors Anna Carlson and Alex Miller, along with member senior Claire Foussard, will work to plan Service Day this year. “Were trying to get a variety of options including playing with kids, spending time in a nursing home, serving meals to the homeless, and preparing meals for a childrens hospital,” Carlson said.

Service Learning plans for Service Day to encourage school-wide volunteering

Katrina Hilton, Sports Editor
September 16, 2013
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