• Class of 2025 begin senior projects on Apr. 28.
  • Sonia Kharbanda named Free Spirit Scholar. She will represent Minnesota at a Freedom Forum conference in Washington D.C. this summer.
  • Congratulations to Annie Zhang, the MN Journalist of the Year runner-up.
  • The Rubicon is named NSPA Pacemaker finalist. Winners will be announced Apr. 28.
  • Want more photos? Find them in the yearbook galleries on the Ibid Flickr.
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Concerns arise regarding sexual harassment reports; Head of School Luis Ottley responds
Concerns arise regarding sexual harassment reports; Head of School Luis Ottley responds
May 6, 2025
CANDY STRIKE. Junior Otto Rudolf hits off a leg of the pinata in one swing.
Cinco de Mayo celebration offers comunidad
May 6, 2025
[The 5] School funding, obscure laws, tensions in Syria and more
[The 5] School funding, obscure laws, tensions in Syria and more
May 5, 2025
AWARENESS. Erik Williams informed the audience about seizures and how to recognize them.
Students learn seizure safety skills in epilepsy awareness assembly
May 1, 2025
MINI PROJECTS: Evan Morris and Inga Wing experimenting with slime.
Big win at ISEF sends ASR students to nationals
April 29, 2025
BUSINESS, PEOPLE, BOYCOTT. Boycotts have been used as a sign of protest, a shout for corporate change, but could it also be hurting people too?
A question for the ages: to boycott or not to boycott
May 5, 2025
Chronically Online is a monthly column to help readers develop media literacy skills. (Image created in Adobe Express)
When satire becomes misinformation, it’s not funny
May 1, 2025
KNOWLEDGE IS POWER. Knowing your body, rights and health leads to a more secure and healthy future. (Illustration by Audrey Jansen using Canva elements)
Why knowledge is crucial to personal health
April 29, 2025
BLAME IT ON DEI. Falsely linking diversity with incompetence, Trump’s rhetoric reveals an agenda rooted in division. (Illustration by Lani Ngonethong with elements from Canva).
Scapegoats and stereotypes: the danger of dismissing diversity
April 28, 2025
DISCUSSING DISCOMFORT. The use of trigger warnings in daily life and media can spur mixed reactions. Some view the warnings as preventing conversations about controversial subjects, while others see them as necessary to promote safety and allow people to choose the content with which they engage.
[2 SIDES, 1 ISSUE] Trigger warnings: stifling or necessary?
April 27, 2025
PASSIONATE PROTESTING. A child participates in the “Hands Off” protest at the State Capitol Apr. 5. Protests allow one to move from talking about an issue to acting on it; protesting can also combat isolation and hopelessness.
[STAFF EDITORIAL] Take action: attend a protest, leave empowered
April 22, 2025
EVERYONE HAS A RIGHT. Whether you are a citizen or not, these recent ICE arrests of international university students show that this is an attack on citizens' rights as well.
[STAFF EDITORIAL] ICE entering universities affects everyone
April 12, 2025
MAKE A CHANGE. There is so much to be thankful for and so many people to thank, so let’s replace complaining with thankfulness.
[STAFF EDITORIAL] Drop the attitude for gratitude
March 18, 2025
SEEKING A STATEMENT. The SPA administration has not yet addressed President Donald Trump’s series of anti-DEI executive orders, leaving the community uncertain about the school’s stance. A transparent statement from the school would clarify that diversity remains a value of the community and will be protected at SPA.
[STAFF EDITORIAL] Reaffirm commitment to diversity to uphold values
March 9, 2025
TIME FOR COMMUNITY. Community building happens in clubs. Yet, clubs have met only once in two months. Clubs have been tossed aside due to constant schedule changes when clubs should be prioritized more.
[STAFF EDITORIAL] Prioritizing clubs will build community
February 28, 2025
Chronically Online is a monthly column to help readers develop media literacy skills. (Image created in Adobe Express)
When satire becomes misinformation, it’s not funny
May 1, 2025
The Sift is a weekly The Rubicon opinions column focused on the impacts and implications of new technologies.
It’s time: Let’s talk about social media.
April 24, 2025
The Sift is a weekly The Rubicon opinions column focused on the impacts and implications of new technologies.
Earth Day, 2025: What are tech companies doing for the environment?
April 19, 2025
The Sift is a weekly The Rubicon opinions column focused on the impacts and implications of new technologies.
The Nintendo Switch 2: Worth the Wait?
April 11, 2025
U.S. President Donald Trump talks to members of the press aboard Air Force One during a flight to Joint Base Andrews, Maryland, U.S., April 6, 2025. REUTERS/Kent Nishimura/File photo
[POLITICAL PULSE] Trump’s war on the free press poses a threat to democracy
April 8, 2025
New phone policy ignores student perspectives
New phone policy ignores student perspectives
October 3, 2024
There are healthier ways to find value in life than thinking about death
There are healthier ways to find value in life than thinking about death
December 5, 2023
No longer a bystander
No longer a bystander
November 29, 2023
Bring more awareness to seasonal depression
Bring more awareness to seasonal depression
November 4, 2023
Community time worth more than passing time
Community time worth more than passing time
October 5, 2023
BUNNY PICS. The spirit of Easter in full display as a child poses with the Easter bunny.
Egg-speriencing Easter in different households
April 29, 2025
READ-ALOUD. Librarian Cat Mullen's talent would encourage listeners to share her passion. "I feel like my greatest skill is reading. So maybe I would read a dramatic rendition of something...like the book I'm reading now, the new Hunger Games book. I'd make a BookTok and read a very dramatic part but leave it on a cliffhanger so then people would come [to the library]."
[SPA THINKS] What’s your talent?
April 28, 2025
SNAZZY SHOES. College Counseling Administrative Assistant Carey Otto's passion for sneaker-collecting began when rising star Michael Jordan dropped the Air Jordan 1s in 1985. (Photo submitted by Carey Otto)
Otto shares lifelong love for sneakers of all shapes and colors
April 28, 2025
ACQUAINTANCE THROUGH BASEBALL. Sophomore Eddie Sofen and junior Cutler Crook met while playing on the Minneapolis Millers Youth Baseball team. Sofen and Crook are the only two not wearing hats in the top-middle row of the photo. (Photo submitted by Cutler Crook)
From teammates to best friends: Eddie Sofen and Cutler Crook’s bond beyond the field
April 27, 2025
BUG APPRECIATION LaTarte reflects that her experience with the critters has evolved but followed her in her life and art. Beetle flickr Creative Commons: GREGORIUZ
Birds and bugs drive student curiosity
April 24, 2025
ON THE STAGE: Anna Klevan, 9th grade, is seen on the stage during a performance of the nutcracker. When Klevan saw the nutcracker, age 4, she fell in love with it. She recalls, “I think I just went to see the Nutcracker and I was like, this is amazing.” (Photo submitted by Anna Klevan)
Spartans on stage: students dancing (through) life
May 6, 2025
A LOCAL FAVORITE. Located in South Minneapolis, Tacos El Kevin serves traditional Mexican food and drinks.
[AROUND TOWN] Tacos El Kevin delivers bold flavors and authentic atmosphere
May 5, 2025
Living in Minnesota, the age-old debate of Caribou vs. Starbucks remains alive. So, I decided to compare two identical orders from the two coffee shops and determine which is better.
Spilling the tea: Starbucks’ and Caribou’s chai and matcha lattes go head to head
April 30, 2025
LOCAL LOCATIONS. 36 Hours in the Twin Cities visits several destinations in Minneapolis and St. Paul, including the Walker Art Center, a contemporary art center alongside a sculpture garden and restaurant.
[AROUND TOWN] 36 Hours in the Twin Cities
April 28, 2025
NEW BUSINESS. Recently opened at the end of 2024, Big Island Poke lies at 74 Snelling Avenue, just minutes from SPA's Randolph campus.
[FOOD REVIEW] Big Island Poke offers a casual eating experience while maintaining quality
April 27, 2025
A LOCAL FAVORITE. Located in South Minneapolis, Tacos El Kevin serves traditional Mexican food and drinks.
[AROUND TOWN] Tacos El Kevin delivers bold flavors and authentic atmosphere
May 5, 2025
NEW BUSINESS. Recently opened at the end of 2024, Big Island Poke lies at 74 Snelling Avenue, just minutes from SPA's Randolph campus.
[FOOD REVIEW] Big Island Poke offers a casual eating experience while maintaining quality
April 27, 2025
DAUNTLESS DIRECTOR. Alfred Hitchcock’s 1954 film “Rear Window” is regarded by many as the best film from the greatest director of all time (Fair use image from Paramount Pictures).
[MOVIE REVIEW] Film club submitted reviews cover one classic, one new release
April 26, 2025
A MUST WATCH. "Warfare" is not an easy watch, and it is not meant to be (Fair use image from A24 official website).
[MOVIE REVIEW] “Warfare” burns patriotism to the ground
April 25, 2025
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[THEATER REVIEW] Faith, fear and ferocity: “Life of Pi” brings a mesmerizing tale of survival and storytelling to Orpheum
April 18, 2025
JUMP FOR IT! Captain Jesse Wussler launches into the air, battling gravity for a high-flying disc midair. “Winning the Rookie of the Year Award, freshman year, that's pretty cool,” he said, reflecting on his favorite ultimate frisbee memory.
Catch this: How Spartan ultimate frisbee keeps redefining school club sports
May 8, 2025
READY, STEADY, SWING: Captain Helen Frost went up to bat and swung far. Although she ended up being tagged at first base, she continued to make multiple other impressive swings and defensive plays for the Redhawks.
Redhawks softball co-op stays energetic through a tough season
May 7, 2025
HIGH-FIVES. Captain Ben Macedo and freshmen Luca Kempcke hype each other up after a well-won point. Against Orono, all of the doubles players won, whereas all the singles lost, resulting in a 3-4 loss. “It was the same last year too,” said sophomore Gavin Leuthold.
Boys tennis season underway with eyes on continued success
May 6, 2025
POSTGAME PEP: The team gathers to reflect on the game, come up with plays for next time, and share words of encouragement.
Beyond the field: defining teamwork on girls lacrosse
May 5, 2025
EYES ON THE PRIZE Captain Peony Steele sets her sights on the next hole, envisioning her shot. “It allows me to get a feel for the shot to visualize my aim and distance with respect to environmental factors,” she commented.
Girls golf feels unified in a game of separation
May 4, 2025
WINGS OUT. Gjerde flies through the water, completing the first 25 yards out of 100 in her event.
Adele Gjerde shines at state for her final high school swim meet
November 17, 2024
ITS OFFICIAL. Sawyer Bollinger Danielson signs her National Letter of Intent to play Division One soccer at the University of Minnesota.
Signing Day: Sawyer Bollinger Danielson commits to the University of Minnesota
November 15, 2024
STATE BOUND. Avi Coleman dives into the water and secures her place on and the state competition.
Sparks athletes swim to state in the 6AA section meet
November 10, 2024
KEEP ON GOING. Spark Swimmers compete to beat their competitors.
Sparks swim and dive dominates at final regular season meet
November 7, 2024
SYNC. All of the swimmers dive in sync into the water.
Sparks boast PR bonanza at conference
November 4, 2024
TIP-IN. Sophomore Miles Vogenthaler tips the ball while jumping up.
Boys basketball emerges victorious over Nova in evenly-matched section quarterfinal
March 9, 2025
CONGRATS. Senior Inga Wing and Junior Maren Overgaard are congratulated after they finish their race. (Photo submitted by Maren Overgaard)
Champions. Overgaard and Wing win Nordic relay at state meet
March 4, 2025
GLIDE. Townley tucks to gain speed on a downhill portion of the course. Photo submitted by Helen Townley.
Dartmouth commit Helen Townley reflects on a childhood shaped by Nordic skiing
March 3, 2025
DANGLES. Freshman Max George takes the puck down the ice around a Johnson player.
Spartan hockey and St. Paul Johnson Governors collaborate to support leukemia patient
February 19, 2025
WALK. Spectators walking through the park trying to find the perfect spot to watch the racers.
Nordic slides from sections to state
February 13, 2025
JUMP FOR IT! Captain Jesse Wussler launches into the air, battling gravity for a high-flying disc midair. “Winning the Rookie of the Year Award, freshman year, that's pretty cool,” he said, reflecting on his favorite ultimate frisbee memory.
Catch this: How Spartan ultimate frisbee keeps redefining school club sports
May 8, 2025
READY, STEADY, SWING: Captain Helen Frost went up to bat and swung far. Although she ended up being tagged at first base, she continued to make multiple other impressive swings and defensive plays for the Redhawks.
Redhawks softball co-op stays energetic through a tough season
May 7, 2025
HIGH-FIVES. Captain Ben Macedo and freshmen Luca Kempcke hype each other up after a well-won point. Against Orono, all of the doubles players won, whereas all the singles lost, resulting in a 3-4 loss. “It was the same last year too,” said sophomore Gavin Leuthold.
Boys tennis season underway with eyes on continued success
May 6, 2025
POSTGAME PEP: The team gathers to reflect on the game, come up with plays for next time, and share words of encouragement.
Beyond the field: defining teamwork on girls lacrosse
May 5, 2025
EYES ON THE PRIZE Captain Peony Steele sets her sights on the next hole, envisioning her shot. “It allows me to get a feel for the shot to visualize my aim and distance with respect to environmental factors,” she commented.
Girls golf feels unified in a game of separation
May 4, 2025
Charlie Zakaib covers all bases at Target Field
Charlie Zakaib covers all bases at Target Field
April 29, 2025
Spring sports have sprung
Spring sports have sprung
April 28, 2025
Athletes build strength in the weight room
Athletes build strength in the weight room
April 24, 2025
Spring showers bring ribbon roses: DIY with Salma Blagui
Spring showers bring ribbon roses: DIY with Salma Blagui
April 21, 2025
HISTORIC SPOTS. Cheapo Records, First Avenue, Sound 80 Studios and The Armory remain some of Minnesota's most historic musical locations (Fair use images from Orfield Labs (bottom left), First Avenue X account (top right), The Armory official website (bottom right)).
Mapping Minnesota music
April 18, 2025
[STORY BEHIND THE STORY] Leading with laughter and late nights: Managing Editor Juan Miguel Adams explains how to maintain positive staff culture
[STORY BEHIND THE STORY] Leading with laughter and late nights: Managing Editor Juan Miguel Adams explains how to maintain positive staff culture
May 8, 2025
PRECIOUS MEMORIES. Junior Leah Passe reflects on her earliest childhood memories. "I think I remember feeling excited to start actually learning in school and not just in preschool anymore. And I don't think it has a very like, necessarily positive or negative connotation to it. I think I just remember it happening, and I remember being excited," said Passe. (Photos submitted by Leah Passe, graphic made by Thomas Chen)
How childhood memories shape who we are
April 15, 2025
[STORY BEHIND THE STORY] Social Media Manager Mariam Malik stops those Spartans
[STORY BEHIND THE STORY] Social Media Manager Mariam Malik stops those Spartans
April 13, 2025
[TRENDING] Ep. 5 Influenced or influencer? Students respond
[TRENDING] Ep. 5 Influenced or influencer? Students respond
March 14, 2025
LUNCH TIME PONDERS. In her senior speech, senior Belle Weng spoke about asking random questions to her friends to get to know them better at lunch. Listen in to hear more about the random questions she's asked in the past. (Made from Canva elements Comic Script Bubble Illustration Sketchify and Red Question Marks Icons 8)
Breaking the ice through random questions with Belle Weng
March 10, 2025
Charlie Zakaib covers all bases at Target Field
Charlie Zakaib covers all bases at Target Field
April 29, 2025
Athletes build strength in the weight room
Athletes build strength in the weight room
April 24, 2025
Spring showers bring ribbon roses: DIY with Salma Blagui
Spring showers bring ribbon roses: DIY with Salma Blagui
April 21, 2025
Local concert scene bonds communities and relieves stress through music
Local concert scene bonds communities and relieves stress through music
April 16, 2025
The launch of a new club sport: rugby welcomes players into its first season
The launch of a new club sport: rugby welcomes players into its first season
April 14, 2025
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Peter Ostrem, A&E Editor

Peter Ostrem (he/him) loves hiking and backpacking. He has been on backpacking trips all across Montana, Wyoming, Alberta, and Oregon. His latest trip was 17 nights in the Beartooth mountains through Camp Widjiwagen. In the future he hopes to travel to the Sawtooth mountains in Idaho, and the Northern Cascades in Washington and British Columbia.

Ostrem works as the A&E Editor on The Rubicon and can be reached at rubiconstaff@spa.edu.

All content by Peter Ostrem
BUSINESS, PEOPLE, BOYCOTT. Boycotts have been used as a sign of protest, a shout for corporate change, but could it also be hurting people too?

A question for the ages: to boycott or not to boycott

Peter Ostrem and Annika Kim
May 5, 2025
LLUMINATED INTERFERENCE. Sophomore Ivy Evans found that disrupting routines leads to an outcome of increased motivation and creativity.

[Photo] Break a pattern: disruption fuels creativity

Ivy Evans, The Rubicon
March 14, 2025
PERFECT ACTING. Koji Yakusho excels in the starring role as Detective Takabe, a titular character crucial for developing the film's themes. (Fair use image from Flim at Lincoln Center, flimlinc.org)

[OFF-SCREEN WITH OSTREM] Why I think “Cure” is a cinematic masterpiece

Peter Ostrem, The Rubicon
March 5, 2025
Director Sean Baker holds the Oscars for Best Picture, Best Director, Best Film Editing and Best Original Screenplay for "Anora" during the Governors Ball following the Oscars show at the 97th Academy Awards in Hollywood, Los Angeles, California, U.S., March 2, 2025. REUTERS/Mike Blake

2025 Oscars: the victorious and the defeated

Peter Ostrem, The Rubicon
March 4, 2025
STEADY START. Sophomore Yasmin Khan throws a rugby ball to ninth-grader Eva Burns at the first girls rugby prac tice Feb. 1.

From idea to reality: girls rugby team set in motion

Peter Ostrem, The Rubicon
February 15, 2025
The opening shot of an upside-down Statue of Liberty is a metaphor for the film's anti-patriotic themes. (Fair Use: A24 Films)

[OFF-SCREEN WITH OSTREM] “The Brutalist”: a brutally honest American commentary

Peter Ostrem, The Rubicon
February 7, 2025
TRUMP RETURNS. Donald Trump speaks to supporters in a campaign stop in Minnesota in 2019. The violence that ensued after his loss in 2020 had some on edge ahead of his Jan. 20 inauguration.(PHOTO: Nicholas Liepins (taken 2019) NSPA Campaign Photo Exchange)

Peaceful transition of power a key focus ahead of inauguration

Peter Ostrem, The Rubicon
January 17, 2025
WICKED FILMMAKING. 2024's Wicked, despite it's large visual issues, recycled storytelling and lack of intelligence, was a smash-hit and earned itself a Oscars Best Picture nomination. (Fair Use: Universal Pictures, edited by Thomas Chen)

[OFF-SCREEN WITH OSTREM] Modern Blockbusters suck, at everything

Peter Ostrem, The Rubicon
January 9, 2025
NEW CINEMA. A wave of movies this fall-winter season hopes to compensate for the disappointing cinema earlier this year. (Press release images from various studios, credited later in each individual chapter)

[OFF-SCREEN WITH OSTREM] The good and not-so-good of recent cinema

Peter Ostrem, The Rubicon
December 17, 2024
CHRISTMAS SCARES. Art the Clown embraces the Christmas theme of the third Terrifier film, donning a Santa suit and hat for most of the movie. (Screen capture from “TERRIFIER 3 Official Trailer (2024) Red band” by Movie Trailers Source on YouTube.)

[OFF-SCREEN WITH OSTREM] “Terrifier 3:” shocking gore and shockingly bad filmmaking

Peter Ostrem, The Rubicon
November 7, 2024
WHERE ARE YOU? The climax of Halloween features Michael Myers (Nick Castle) and Laurie Strode (Jamie Lee Curtis) engaged in a cat-and-mouse chase (image from Compass International Pictures).

[OFF-SCREEN WITH OSTREM] Halloween (1978): The Horror Standard

Peter Ostrem, The Rubicon
October 26, 2024
WILLKOMMEN. Seventeen students from the Heisenberg Gymnasium in Hamburg spent two weeks with host families in the Twin Cities from Sept. 30-Oct. 11. They will host SPA German students in June. (Submitted photo Rachel Ruddick)

Meet the exchange students

The Rubicon Staff and RubicOnline Staff
October 10, 2024
INTERNET INVALIDATION. Jokes and generalizations about mental illness are common on social media. These comments can make light of the seriousness of mental health, making people who are struggling feel misunderstood.

Social media discredits mental health crisis

Peter Ostrem, The Rubicon
October 2, 2024
THERAPY. Will Hunting (Matt Damon) and Sean Maguire (Robin Williams) sit in Maguire's office in one of the various therapy scenes in the film. (Screen capture from Miramax)

[OFF-SCREEN WITH OSTREM] Good Will Hunting tells an intimate story of growth and connection

Peter Ostrem, The Rubicon
September 30, 2024
ACTRESS. Zendaya is outstanding in her leading role, embodying the films messages and themes in one character.

[OFF-SCREEN WITH OSTREM] Challengers’ excellent acting and cinematography provides intense viewer experience

Peter Ostrem, The Rubicon
May 9, 2024
Industrial production takes third in the United States’ emissions. (INFORMATION: United States Environmental Protection Agency)

Biden bets big on industrial decarbonization project

Peter Ostrem, RubicOnline
May 3, 2024
DAUGHTERS. Directors Angela Patton and Natalie Rae created a beautiful film centered around the Date Your Daughter program. (Fair Use Image: MSPIFF Website)

[OFF-SCREEN WITH OSTREM] Minneapolis-Saint Paul International Film Festival highlights new filmmakers

Peter Ostrem, The Rubicon
April 22, 2024
EMPTY STANDS. Recently athletic evens have been noticeably empty. Upper School Athletic Director Randy Comfort is working to fix this issue. Comfort said, “We spent a very long time building and launching a website and mobile app.”

Showing up to sporting events boosts community connection

Peter Ostrem, The Rubicon
March 13, 2024
MOVIE MASTERPIECE. Dune has been adapted many times throughout cinematic history, but Denis Villeneuve's Dune Part Two is perhaps the most jaw-dropping of them all. (Fair Use Image: Warners Brothers official press release)

[OFF-SCREEN WITH OSTREM] Dune Part Two: A beautiful and brilliant blockbuster

Peter Ostrem, The Rubicon
March 7, 2024
POOR THINGS. The film follows Bella Baxter (Emma Stone), a newborn baby's brain inside a full-grown woman's body, and her process of learning everything about the world. (Fair Use Image: Searchlight Pictures press release)

[OFF-SCREEN WITH OSTREM] Poor Things features absurd plot and absurdly good acting

Peter Ostrem, The Rubicon
January 30, 2024
ROOM FOR IMPROVEMENT. Napoleon is a film with many issues, including historical inaccuracy and sloppy line delivery. However, it is still worth a watch for its engaging action scenes. (Fair Use Image: Apple TV+ Press Kit)

[OFF-SCREEN WITH OSTREM] Napoleon: Ridley Scott’s Waterloo

Peter Ostrem, The Rubicon
December 12, 2023
ALL SMILES. Adele Gjerde and water skiing club team, Twin Cities River Rats, perform. Water skiing is a coed sport. (Submitted by Adele Gjerde)

Water sports head ashore for the winter

Peter Ostrem, The Rubicon
December 3, 2023
QUIET STUDY. It might sound appealing to study with music, podcasts, and videos in the background, but it’s not good for focus. Instead, it’s better to work in a quiet, calm environment. “Humans are inherently horrible multitaskers, so trying to do more than one thing at once will drag down productivity,” Ostrem writes.

Keep your focus on staying focused

Peter Ostrem, The Rubicon
November 28, 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)

[OFF-SCREEN WITH OSTREM] Killers of the Flower Moon: An ugly story told beautifully

Peter Ostrem, The Rubicon
November 9, 2023
CATCH. Senior McKinley Garner lunges to catch the frisbee. The game was one from the 2023 spring season.

Fall Ultimate co-op created with Washburn

Peter Ostrem, The Rubicon
October 29, 2023
MODEL STUDENTS. The Model UN club hosts their first meeting room 4220 along side Youth in Governmetn club after the annual club fair. “The turnout was great,” Youth in Government club leader Lucy Thomas said.

New student groups welcome interested students

Peter Ostrem, The Rubicon
October 12, 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.

[OFF-SCREEN WITH OSTREM] The Creator: A brutal and brilliant modern masterpiece

Peter Ostrem, The Rubicon
October 10, 2023
TRUMP CHARGES. Trump has been charged with 34 felony counts in NY, 40 felony counts in FL, 4 felony counts in D.C., and 13 felony counts in GA

White house or jail cell? Indictments rack up as reelection bid launches

Peter Ostrem and Olympia Wolff
October 6, 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)

[OFF-SCREEN WITH OSTREM] The Equalizer 3: A disappointing end to a great franchise

Peter Ostrem, The Rubicon
September 20, 2023

[MOVIE REVIEW] Strange World: a fresh take on quintessential stories

Peter Ostrem, Staff Writer
December 9, 2022
GET READY. STEP. GO. Physics teachers Scot Hovan and Karissa Baker host the annual Graph Matching Contest in Huss Oct. 28.

Graph matching finalist take steps to victory

Peter Ostrem, Staff Writer
October 28, 2022
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