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One weekend soon, you’ll have your last young and wild Friday night with the strangers that turned into close friends and nights that turned into morning. People that you’ve made a million and one memories with, you’ll be standing side by side in alphabetical order. Like you once did on the way to the bathroom. Only this time is the last time, in a purple cap and gown. A lot of those people you’ll never see…
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Located on Highway 25, the Wright Technical Center building stands. This building is mostly used for career and technical programs for high schoolers from Annandale, Big Lake, Buffalo, Delano, Howard Lake, Maple Lake, Monticello and St Michael/ Albertville high schools. WTC provides these high schoolers with programs like: On the Job: High school credit while you learn at a part time job Early Childhood and Elementary Careers: Working with 3-5 year old children while…
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With the recent scandal with Hillary Clinton’s private email also being her government email, it raised some questions about whether or not school emails should be separate from personal emails. Junior Sabrina Kumlin has her own thoughts on this topic, “it’s just an email, I don’t think it really matters, it’s not like I’m like ‘Hey, let’s hookup’.” “I don’t think it matters all that much, but I think it’s just a privacy thing for schools…
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“I don’t know there’s something about it. You get your nails dirty. You should see me when I garden; i’m a mess. I don’t know I like it, I like growing, I like the beauty.” Meet Michael Boggess; a Math teacher at Buffalo High School. Who has a unique background and an amazing hidden talent. He grew up in Redwood Falls Minnesota and lived there through high school, he then attended college in St.Cloud. Boggess…
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There is a large chance that at some point you have carried your phone around school with you or maybe worn a backpack or hat to class. You probably never think twice about this, but the reality is that we have a lot of freedom. Most schools can’t do any of these things. “We’re lucky that we get a lot more [freedom] that most schools. We are luckier than we think we are and sometimes…
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Most Minnesotans are used to the bipolar temps that happen all year round and tend to get a little too excited when some warm weather rolls around. It is no shock that one weekend the high will be 70 degrees and the next weekend it’s snowing. Sunday, March 15 welcomed a shocking high of 66 degrees and even 70 all across the state. Everyone was asking “will this last?” Some hopes seemed to have shattered the weekend…
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“I couldn’t live without mountain dew” says junior Noah Vanderkooi “its what makes me happy”. At a young age Vanderkooi was exposed to a carbonated soft drink called mountain dew and from that point on he was obsessed. “I get a dew every time i go out to eat, every morning, and everyday after school.” Noahs parents acknowledge the fact that their son is addicted to mountain dew but have found it easier to be…
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Devan Dubnyk has done nothing but amaze since his arrival in the state of hockey with 31 consecutive starts, 24 wins, only 6 losses, and 5 shutouts. Many say that Dubnyk is the reason for Minnesota’s remarkable turnaround. Dubnyk joined the Wild after their sixth straight loss and made an immediate impact. The Wild are currently in playoff contention, seeded as the first wild card team in the western conference. “[Dubnyk’s] been a godsend here,”…
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Students, teachers, and close friends of Cole try to spell his last name.
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Comparing a Monday morning to a Friday morning, what are you more likely to wear? Monday mornings are hard for almost everyone. Having to awake from a nice weekend and go to school is not always your first priority. “The way I dress depends on the day of the week,” said Sophomore Marissa Fox. “The beginning of the week are lazy days, but Thursdays and Fridays I actually try!” Starting on those dreadful Monday mornings…
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