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Different moments and events combine across lifetimes to create maturity and knowledge "Perks isn't just one of the best coming of age stories we've seen, but also one of the best all around...
Consumers are used to fluctuating gas prices and welcome the recent drop but drivers should still be wary of the economy and its constant changing climate Driving down Lake Street on the way to...
Musical theory and lyricism reveals why some tunes are memorable and others are not Why is it that our generation is constantly hearing that our music is bad or maybe not even music at all? Why are...
Stimulants have become prominent in teens with side effects becoming more well known "One time at work, I had about four or five cups of coffee," junior Marin Fredrickson remembered. "By the end of...
Minnehaha looks at benefits of co-oping with other schools' sports Friday nights next fall will be different for students. Minnehaha Academy has decided to create a new football team with St. Paul...
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How many people can we thank for our safety in daily life...? Five-year-old Ethan was rescued 4 Feb. 2013 after...
Stalking birds, mice and mammals Anybody who has ever had a cat knows the feeling of walking in on a "present" left by...
Ken Myhre passionately reads The Great Gatsby to his AP English class. Photo by Rachel Bartz.
Talon staff writer Julia Carle sat down with science teacher Nancy Cripe in September 2012 to discuss what Minnehaha...
After years of bullying, sophomore finally has a place to shine The bell had just rung as students flooded out of the...
Reading: lots of interest, little time "It's different than when you're in the city, when you're driving around and...
An unexpected journey to an imaginative world In September 1937, Oxford professor J.R.R. Tolkien published his first...
The nostalgia of the 1940s is still present in this classic Christmas tale Put aside, just for a short moment, the...
A new history of Santa Claus traces history in first person "You're right to believe in me...." So starts the new...