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MEMORY LANE. Junior Jack Bettenburg reflect on some of his favorite parts of the boundary waters. “If the mining starts to happen in the Boundary Waters, water purification and swimming would be so different and may lead to trips being canceled,” he said.
Boundary Waters protections reversed, those who utilize the BWCA express concern
November 11, 2025
[The 5] RV's set on fire, MLB pitchers getting prosecuted, and more
[The 5] RV’s set on fire, MLB pitchers getting prosecuted, and more
November 10, 2025
Mayor-elect Kaohly Her speaks at a debate hosted on Oct. 7. She will be both the first woman and first Hmong American to serve as St. Paul mayor.
Kaohly Her wins St. Paul mayoral office in historic upset
November 7, 2025
Sophomores Fiona Lambert and Naomi Zins attracted sheep during their trip to Dodge Nature Center. On October 15th, groups of sophomores left campus to do various tasks like pulling weeds and meeting farm animals. (Photo submitted by Stacy Tepp.)
Where sophomores are putting their volunteer hours
November 6, 2025
Lime scooters make it easier during the fall season to go from store to store on Randolph Avenue. Freshman, Maizy Henretta said "Having good and easy transportation makes people want to use it more," This form of transportation has many great features which is good for people all over the city to get these flexible bikes and scooters.
Scooters and bike programs are back: popularity and safety of the programs in St. Paul
November 5, 2025
SPECIALIZED SPORTS. Should athletes focus on one sport, or stay neutral and try them all? This choice shaped the skills, mindset and future potential. Ultimately, it’s about staying healthy, being challenged and remaining passionate (Image created via Canva, including items from NNSHOP and Kmg Design).
[2 SIDES, 1 ISSUE] Should athletes quickly specialize in one sport?
November 6, 2025
MOTORIZED. What classifies something as a motorized vehicle. Certain motorized Ebikes can surpass speeds of over 28 mph.
The E-bike dilemma
November 3, 2025
DUST TO DUST. Since 2005, 40% of all newspapers have closed according to Northwestern University's 2025 report “The State of Local News Project." Plus, online visits to websites of the 100 largest local newspapers have decreased, on average, by more than 40%.
[STAFF EDITORIAL] As news deserts expand, local publications offer oasis
October 31, 2025
The Sift is a weekly The Rubicon opinions column focused on the impacts and implications of new technologies.
The Witching Hour? More like the Watching Hour.
October 30, 2025
GENETIC GENIUS. The possibility to genetically modify living things can revolutionize the world. Not using this advancement would be a disservice to humanity (Photo illustration by Ella Barlow).
Genetic modification’s power to heal, not harm
October 29, 2025
DUST TO DUST. Since 2005, 40% of all newspapers have closed according to Northwestern University's 2025 report “The State of Local News Project." Plus, online visits to websites of the 100 largest local newspapers have decreased, on average, by more than 40%.
[STAFF EDITORIAL] As news deserts expand, local publications offer oasis
October 31, 2025
SCHOOL SWIMMING. Amid immense pressure to thrive academically, it can be difficult to stay afloat. It’s time for the college prep school environment to be reconsidered. Students themselves are the key to promoting healthy competition.
[STAFF EDITORIAL] Recognize the problems with academic exceptionalism
October 21, 2025
UNITY IN DIVERSITY. Differences in gender identity and presentation do not change one’s shared humanity; treat transgender community members with the respect and acceptance they deserve.
[STAFF EDITORIAL] We all belong: show support for transgender peers
September 25, 2025
DON'T FORGET. Remember the feelings and emotions of this instance and use them to extend your solidarity and participation moving forward.
[STAFF EDITORIAL] Direct anger and mourning into action, not hate
September 19, 2025
HUNTING HONORS. Success plays a central role in learning. However, stepping away from the “success above all else” mindset can create new opportunities for development.
[STAFF EDITORIAL] Embrace failure and reject achievement culture to grow
May 24, 2025
The Sift is a weekly The Rubicon opinions column focused on the impacts and implications of new technologies.
The Witching Hour? More like the Watching Hour.
October 30, 2025
“The Sift” is a weekly opinions column focused on the impacts and implications of new technologies.
What happens when the Cloud falls?
October 24, 2025
“The Sift” is a weekly opinions column focused on the impacts and implications of new technologies.
OpenAI Sora’s 2: The Future of AI Video?
October 10, 2025
“The Sift” is a weekly opinions column focused on the impacts and implications of new technologies.
Albania’s “Wizard of Oz” moment
October 3, 2025
OPEN OPINIONS. Editor in Chief Sonia Kharbanda informs readers about The Rubicon's Opinions section and why it matters.
Why the Opinions section matters: upholding free speech
October 2, 2025
Equality and equity in sports for trans athletes
Equality and equity in sports for trans athletes
May 11, 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
BEFORE BED. An important impact of reading is how useful a habit reading can be before bed. Incorporating reading for fun into the nighttime routine helps to fall asleep faster.
[GOOD FOR YOU] Why you should read for enjoyment
November 12, 2025
INTERVIEWS. Junior Adi Narayan and senior Miles Atkinson interviewed their family members about their migration stories for the final project of their semester long class. (Submitted by Adi Narayan and Miles Atkinson)
Literature of Migration project connects students to their family histories
November 10, 2025
ROOTED ABROAD. Olivia Irwin as a child with her family in Germany, where living abroad first immersed her in language and culture, shaping how she sees connection across borders. (Photo submitted by Olivia Irwin)
[BEYOND WORDS] How language became Olivia Irwin’s compass
November 2, 2025
SHOTS. From flu shots to COVID-19 boosters, every generation has its own story of vaccine trust and doubt.
Why do vaccines garner controversy?
November 2, 2025
COLLEGE TOURS. Senior Charlotte Talbot goes to the Washington Square Arch while visiting NYU, and tours the Columbia University library, which were just two stops of many college visits. (Submitted by Charlotte Talbot)
College visits help remove uncertainty
October 31, 2025
BEFORE BED. An important impact of reading is how useful a habit reading can be before bed. Incorporating reading for fun into the nighttime routine helps to fall asleep faster.
[GOOD FOR YOU] Why you should read for enjoyment
November 12, 2025
TURNING IT DOWN. When someone has their phone in bed, the blue light suppresses melatonin production. This means it makes it very difficult to fall asleep, so ditching screens before sleeping improves sleep significantly.
[GOOD FOR YOU] How turning off screens before bedtime benefits sleep
October 29, 2025
BURNT OUT A student lays on his computer in exhaustion, unable to write anything. Feeling unmotivated is a good reason to have a reset.
[GOOD FOR YOU] Restful reset: the best ways to reboot
October 26, 2025
MUSIC AND NO MELTDOWN. While studying can be a pain, music can definitely help work move by faster. Listening to loved music is certainly a way to improve mental health.
[GOOD FOR YOU] Utilizing music as a means of productivity
October 21, 2025
WAYS TO SHOW IT. Showing gratitude can come from a simple thank you card. Not only does writing things down give the recipient a good feeling, but writing gratitude notes is a way to be kind to yourself.
[GOOD FOR YOU] How to show gratitude and why it’s important
October 14, 2025
ROOM LOVE. Schonwald loves their room for multiple reasons. Between doing homework and just hanging out, shay enjoys all the time shay spends there.
Humans of SPA: Oakley Schonwald
September 8, 2025
“Do what you want to do, not what people tell you to do,” Kovarik said.
Humans of SPA: Chloe Kovarik
September 3, 2025
Bilingual narratives
December 1, 2021
“With my daughter right now, I’m reading her Calvin and Hobbes — the whole series — so we’re having a good time with that, she likes that a lot… I take her at least twice a year to comic book conventions. And she’s bored, when she goes. My hopes is that in time, she’ll get exposed to it. She went through the rebellious phase where she didn’t like superheros, but when pressed, she will watch Justice League with me. I would like her to at least know a lot about comic books, if not enjoy them,” Dean of Students Max Delgado said.
Humans of SPA: Max Delgado
November 18, 2015
“When I was teaching in San Francisco, one of my students who was not passing my class - a kid named Miguel - came up to me one time, and he wanted to give me a letter. And the letter thanked me for not giving him a passing grade, because he for the first time took it seriously that he needed to work hard. So we’re talking about what he could do to improve, and we just had one of these sort of random conversations, and he said ‘what do you do when you’re not here?’ and I said ‘well I build boats, and I bind books, and occasionally I make beer.’ He goes, ‘oh, you make beer? My dad does that sometimes, cool.’ And he begins talking about his favorite beer. Now, this is a junior, and he’s not old enough to drink beer. So I’m in a classroom after school, having a conversation with an underage kid about his favorite beer, explaining why while he should not be drinking any beer, the beer he has chosen is probably not worth it," Upper School English teacher Randall Findlay said.
Humans of SPA: Randall Findlay
November 10, 2015
COMPLICATED COMMENTS. Does nature or nurture shape who we are?Senior Lam Le believes the question cannot be answered by one or the other; both genes and environmental factors impact the expression of traits.
Does nature or nurture define us?
October 27, 2025
ONE YEAR LATER. At the beginning of the 2024 school year, the upper school introduced a new phone policy. Then came No-Phone November, which was a test month that led to the permanent policy.
One year into the phone ban: what’s changed and what hasn’t?
October 20, 2025
CENSORSHIP CHALLENGES. From politics to school, censorship has entered almost every aspect of daily life, affecting students as well.
Censorship affects all of us
September 26, 2025
NEW HOMES. Over a million Southeast Asian refugees were resettled in the U.S., starting in 1975. After 50 years, the communities have grown. New generations look back in order to move forward.
Looking back and moving forward: celebrating 50 years of Southeast Asians in America
May 27, 2025
RELIGIOUS RELICS. The Taj Mahal (left) in India and St. Stephens Basilica (right) in Italy are two iconic religious buildings. (FAIR USE IMAGES: Wikimedia Commons)
Two truths, one world: rethinking the divide between religion and science
May 24, 2025
RANGE. A variety of genres defined October's music releases (Fair use images from (left to right): Neighbourhood Recordings, Stones Throw, Alta Music Group).
The best songs released in October: Dave, Sudan Archives and more
November 8, 2025
LOCAL DELICACIES. Check out some of the Twin Cities' token autumn sweet treats.
Autumn bites: try these caramel apples
November 7, 2025
SHINE. Ethan Hawke shines in his second feature film of the year, playing the sexually questioning Lorenz Hart with complex morality (Fair use image from Sony Pictures Classics).
[OFF-SCREEN WITH OSTREM] Catch-up on movies released in October 2025
November 7, 2025
TV TALK. A deep-dive into political satire on television.
The history of political satire on late-night television
November 6, 2025
TRIBUTE. Senior Fletcher Coblentz's tattoo of a green jay on his calf acts as a tribute to his late uncle (Submitted photo by Fletcher Coblentz)
Inked at age 18: self expression through tattoos
November 3, 2025
RANGE. A variety of genres defined October's music releases (Fair use images from (left to right): Neighbourhood Recordings, Stones Throw, Alta Music Group).
The best songs released in October: Dave, Sudan Archives and more
November 8, 2025
SHINE. Ethan Hawke shines in his second feature film of the year, playing the sexually questioning Lorenz Hart with complex morality (Fair use image from Sony Pictures Classics).
[OFF-SCREEN WITH OSTREM] Catch-up on movies released in October 2025
November 7, 2025
EXCEL. Josh O'Connor excels as the titular character in the film, mastering the likability yet displaying a great amount of dissatisfaction written into the character (Free use image from MUBI).
[OFF-SCREEN WITH OSTREM] “The Mastermind”: Reichardt’s most American film
October 31, 2025
1. LAUFEY LOVE. A graduate of the Berklee College of Music, Laufey’s popularity has risen exponentially in the past few years.
[CONCERT REVIEW] Laufey stuns in a sold out show at Target Center
October 21, 2025
THE SMASHING MACHINE 2. The film can feel shallow in its exploration of fragile masculinity and the complexities of opposing personalities in love. It fails to crack the surface of any of its large number of interesting ideas (Free use image from A24).
[OFF-SCREEN WITH OSTREM] Safdie’s “The Smashing Machine” packs power but misses its emotional knockout
October 10, 2025
TOGETHER. Captain Mehmet Arey and the cross-country team running together. (Photo reprinted with permission from SPA Smugmug)
Full circle: from inexperienced to captain
November 8, 2025
READY TO RACE. Cross country runner Paloma Good and the varsity girls cross country team wait at the starting line at a meet in Farmington Sept. 25.
The game, the grind, the goal: all work leads up to this moment
November 1, 2025
PUBLIC POST. The girls varsity volleyball team has a public Instagram updated with live game points, events and the season schedule. Many other fall sports use their Instagram accounts to highlight upcoming games and behind-the-scenes team content.
Teams highlight unity, success on social media accounts
October 31, 2025
ON DECK. Swimmers cheer on their teamates on the pool deck
Sparks defeat St. Paul rivals in conference meet
October 28, 2025
WINDUP: Senior Nellie Larson draws her racket back for an aggressive backhand. (Photo submitted by Annalise Atkinson)
Larson takes third at state individuals tennis
October 26, 2025
READY TO RACE. Cross country runner Paloma Good and the varsity girls cross country team wait at the starting line at a meet in Farmington Sept. 25.
The game, the grind, the goal: all work leads up to this moment
November 1, 2025
PUBLIC POST. The girls varsity volleyball team has a public Instagram updated with live game points, events and the season schedule. Many other fall sports use their Instagram accounts to highlight upcoming games and behind-the-scenes team content.
Teams highlight unity, success on social media accounts
October 31, 2025
ON DECK. Swimmers cheer on their teamates on the pool deck
Sparks defeat St. Paul rivals in conference meet
October 28, 2025
WINDUP: Senior Nellie Larson draws her racket back for an aggressive backhand. (Photo submitted by Annalise Atkinson)
Larson takes third at state individuals tennis
October 26, 2025
TEAM HUDDLE. The team gathers up on the field before kickoff.
Wolfpack Football dominates in section quarterfinal, downing Minneapolis South 50-6
October 23, 2025
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
Trap Shooters, practicing at the Minneapolis Gun Club.
Trap shooting team expands, adds fall season
September 10, 2025
SENIOR JACOB COLTON LAUNCHES INTO A SERVE DURING DOUBLES PLAY. Colton, partnering with Ben Macedo , brought focus and finesse to the court as they captured the Section 4A doubles title.
Spartans sweep Section 4A: titles for Arvidson, Wang/Seneratna, Colton/Macedo, Schumacher
May 27, 2025
ALMOST THERE. Sophomore Langston Thompson drives his arm as he aims for the finish line. He finished first in his 200 meter heat.
Cold weather, hot performances: track and field shines at conference championships
May 19, 2025
Coach Pope and junior Josh Melchert discuss how excited they are for the new season
Hole in one: boys golf use competition with some fun as they head into first matches
May 9, 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 sports
May 8, 2025
[HWDYK] Advanced research classes allows students to specialize and dive deep
[HWDYK] Advanced research classes allows students to specialize and dive deep
November 10, 2025
Trunk or Treat unites all ages
Trunk or Treat unites all ages
October 31, 2025
TRY NEXT. If you are looking for something to fill your time this winter, consider trying out a new sport. (made by Audrey Jansen)
What winter sport should you try?
October 27, 2025
NEW TO SCHOOL. Sylvester Cutler, the Director of Enrollment Management, sits at his desk in the Admissions offices. Although he's new to the office he already knows a lot and our interview really showed how caring he is. He said, “Students that traditionally have fallen through the cracks of public school, find that when you come to a school like this, there's it's more nurturing environment.”
Behind the scenes: how well do you know admin offices?
October 23, 2025
[SPARTAN TAKES] Coffee and Labubus: overhyped?
[SPARTAN TAKES] Coffee and Labubus: overhyped?
October 22, 2025
NO MORE SOCCER. Ninth grader Keisha Fowowe learned firsthand the drawbacks of a bad coach - so much so that it lead her to quit the sport entirely.
[NEVER AGAIN WITH NABEEHA] Ep. 2: Keisha Fowowe’s soccer experience
October 26, 2025
MASTERING MUSIC. RubicOnline A&E editor Yassin Mokbel has been writing music related stories for his beat since his sophomore year. In this episode, he explains the thought process and effort it takes to master his music writing craft.
[STORY BEHIND THE STORY] Exploring music and morality with Yassin Mokbel
October 21, 2025
FINDING A BALANCE. Senior Zain Kizilbash and freshman Eugene Gardiner talk about the things that take up their time after school. (Photos submitted by Eugene Gardiner and Zain Kizilbash. Background image reprinted from the Ibid Flickr.)
Learning, leisure, life lessons: students discuss their after-school routines
October 4, 2025
[NEVER AGAIN WITH NABEEHA] Ep. 1: Murray Goff's wilderness trip gone wrong
[NEVER AGAIN WITH NABEEHA] Ep. 1: Murray Goff’s wilderness trip gone wrong
September 25, 2025
[STORY BEHIND THE STORY] Tuttle power: Beats Manager Elizabeth Tuttle explains the Beat process
[STORY BEHIND THE STORY] Tuttle power: Beats Manager Elizabeth Tuttle explains the Beat process
September 24, 2025
[HWDYK] Advanced research classes allows students to specialize and dive deep
[HWDYK] Advanced research classes allows students to specialize and dive deep
November 10, 2025
Trunk or Treat unites all ages
Trunk or Treat unites all ages
October 31, 2025
[SPARTAN TAKES] Coffee and Labubus: overhyped?
[SPARTAN TAKES] Coffee and Labubus: overhyped?
October 22, 2025
Homecoming game recreated by GVS after a rainy cancellation
Homecoming game recreated by GVS after a rainy cancellation
October 2, 2025
[HWDYK] Art wing inspires and ties community together
[HWDYK] Art wing inspires and ties community together
October 1, 2025
TRY NEXT. If you are looking for something to fill your time this winter, consider trying out a new sport. (made by Audrey Jansen)
What winter sport should you try?
October 27, 2025
NEW TO SCHOOL. Sylvester Cutler, the Director of Enrollment Management, sits at his desk in the Admissions offices. Although he's new to the office he already knows a lot and our interview really showed how caring he is. He said, “Students that traditionally have fallen through the cracks of public school, find that when you come to a school like this, there's it's more nurturing environment.”
Behind the scenes: how well do you know admin offices?
October 23, 2025
HAPPY HOBBIES. What hobbies should you try in the future?
What hobbies should you try next?
October 12, 2025
DESIGN. HerSpace members use their computers to create stickers.
Would you rather… school edition
September 12, 2025
Clement Ducol, Camille and Jacques Audiard accept the Oscar for Best Original Song for "El Mal" from "Emilia Perez" during the Oscars show at the 97th Academy Awards in Hollywood, Los Angeles, California, U.S., March 2, 2025. REUTERS/Carlos Barria
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Sam Galarneault

Sam Galarneault, Sports Editor

Sam Galarneault (he/him) works as a Sports Editor for The Rubicon. Sam loves to attend as many sports games as he can. He plays volleyball and is on the swim team. Sam can be reached at [email protected].

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ALWAYS HERE. Throughout the history of cheerleading, men have always been involved. Many famous actors and presidents have taken a role in this time-honored tradition.

Male cheerleaders are here to stay

Sam Galarneault, The Rubicon
October 20, 2025
SUPER SPARKS. Members of Sparks Swim and Dive circle up in the pool to cheer each other on. Captain Devyani Nelson first started competitive swimming in eighth grade and has swam alongside this team since. Her favorite part of this meet was the energy both teams brought, especially considering their rivalry against one another. "Since Central is our big rival, we always do a Central chant where we get in the water and splash and get loud at the start of the meet, it's a blast," Nelson said.

Sparks Swim and Dive balances competition and fun at St. Paul City Conference Championship

Sam Galarneault, The Rubicon
October 15, 2025
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[GOOD QUESTION] When is it sound advice to follow a medical myth?

Sam Galarneault, The Rubicon
April 22, 2025
INNER PEACE. Junior Eloise Leatham moves through yoga poses as a way to cultivate mindfulness and gratitude. By engaging in these poses, she embraces both strength and stillness, using yoga as a tool to center herself amid daily challenges. Through her practice, she finds balance, focus, and a moment to reconnect with herself, carrying its lessons beyond the mat into her everyday life.

[Photo] The power of yoga: much more than mindfulness

Georgia Ross, The Rubicon
March 13, 2025
WILD WONDERINGS. Junior Evan Morris sees conspiracy theories and psychological phenomena appearing in many forms of media and pop culture. For example, Morris knows of the New World Order and frozen Walt Disney head theories from videos on YouTube. However he is heavily skeptical of the accuracy and truthfulness of them. “To be clear, I don’t back any of them, but I think they are interesting.” Morris said.

The psychology behind common mental phenomena

Lina Abid and Sam Galarneault
February 25, 2025
STEADY START. Sophomore Yasmin Khan throws a rugby ball to ninth-grader Eva Burns at the first girls rugby prac tice Feb. 1.

[Photo] From idea to reality: girls rugby team set in motion

Peter Ostrem, The Rubicon
February 15, 2025
OMITTED OUTLOOK. The new strategic planning committee to reimagine the athletic department has brought together a diverse group of stakeholders, but does not include any current student-athletes. Students have a valuable perspective to add to the discussions from their firsthand experience with school facilities, teams and coaches.

Include students in athletics strategic planning

Sam Galarneault, The Rubicon
December 5, 2024
SISTERS IGNITE EXCITEMENT. Coaches and sisters Aileen and Rycke Guiney lead the girls varsity soccer team with energy and excitement as they fight for another win.

[Photo] Empowering female voice in athletics

Lina Abid, The Rubicon
September 6, 2024
PRE-SWIM. Competitors swim warm-ups with their teams.

[Photo] Sparks boast PR bonanza at conference

Tamari Christopher, RubicOnline
November 4, 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
HELPFUL HABITS. Take the beginning of the school year as an opportunity to establish consistent routines, such as going to bed at the same time every night.

Start the school year off right with healthy habits

Sam Galarneault, The Rubicon
September 26, 2024
CLASS RETREATS. Students from different grades share what are the benefits of having class retreats.

Take advantage of retreats to build community

Sam Galarneault, The Rubicon
August 20, 2024
ACTIONS SPEAK. Tents on the Northrop Mall at the University of Minnesota on May 5. Sam Konstan (SPA ‘21), a U of M student, said, "How much [the tent encampment] affects somebody’s day-to-day life is a combination of a choice and their schedule.“ However, he added, "the discussions around [the protests] were a lot harder to avoid.” (Photo Reprinted with Permission from Winter Keefer, MinnPost)

Nationwide protests bring demands to university campuses

Sam Galarneault, The Rubicon
June 7, 2024
LEADERSHIP. Shortstop Tamari Christopher passionately helps guide her team to victory.

Redhawks softball wins season opener in dramatic fashion

Sam Galarneault, Staff Writer
April 13, 2024
UNKNOWN TWIST: There is death and violence in this film as the story replays his younger self’s experience. A big twist in the middle of the film made a giant impact on how the story unfolds. (Fair Use: Ninety Five Senses at Small Screenings)

[COUNTDOWN TO THE OSCARS] Powerful animations capture story through five senses

Sam Galarneault, Staff Writer
March 4, 2024
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