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Tea Time: Freshman speech inspired by tea

Christina Youn, Co-Editor-In-Chief February 21, 2017

Green tea. Black tea. White tea. Chai. Tea is making a comeback as people look for healthier alternatives to coffee. The “Tea Trend” is not only apparent across the nation, but its impact can be seen...

Breaking Down Anxiety: Analyzing the way school and social pressures affect anxiety

Odochi Akwani, Co-Online Editor January 11, 2017

Tuesday. 2nd hour. Speeches are to be presented in front of the entire English class. For some, this is a breeze; they can’t wait to share what they’ve researched. For even more, they are a little...

Anxiety: A Personal Story

Anxiety: A Personal Story

Priya Kukreja, Co-Editor-In-Chief January 11, 2017

As Allie’s mom combed through her hair in the morning, Allie was anything but excited to go to school. A tear rolled down her left cheek as she quietly begged her mom to let her stay home. School was...

Maintaining An Attitude of Gratitude

Madeline Halgren, Staff Writer November 21, 2016

“What are you thankful for?” We are asked this question every year during the Thanksgiving season and often our answers are quite materialistic. We may say we are grateful for our iPhones or new pair...

Team Trump

Priya Kukreja, Co-Editor-In-Chief October 24, 2016

The chattering crowd gathers in front of a tall podium. The shorter attendees near the back stand on their tiptoes trying to catch a glance of the stage. A man is shaking his fists at the news cameras,...

Holla’ for Hillary

Priya Kukreja, Co-Editor-In-Chief October 24, 2016

The 2016 elections have created more antagonism amongst disagreeing voters than ever before. While some are lost in inaccurate news, unconfirmed accusations, and uncertainty, others stand firm in their...

Remodeling Reactions

Remodeling Reactions

Tyler Collins, Opinions Editor September 20, 2016

Although MN has had many reasons for pride, from our athletic state champions to our overall ACT scores, a new era of awe has been issued in as the school received a facelift this summer. MN was granted...

Let the graduation festivities begin

Kori Christensen, Staff Writer May 18, 2016

Food, friends, funny pictures, and aspiring teens. What more can you ask for from a graduation party? As their final days at MN approach, in addition to school finals and college plans, the seniors are...

Millard Adjusts to 21st Century Education

Joey Covolo, Editor-in-Chief April 13, 2016

Prior to the overhead era of schooling, classes were taught with the old-fashioned chalk and board. Teachers scraped the utensil with the familiar clank sound to etch their equations to the class. While...

Discovering the difference between the brains of both types

Haley Elder, Staff Writer March 8, 2016

Through a combination of genetics and everyday experiences, one’s personality is formed. A large part of a person’s personality is how they respond to social situations, or if they get their energy...

The Introvert: Bringing out what’s inside

Tyler Collins, In-Depth Editor March 8, 2016

I. Interview with senior Shelby Goodrich What characteristics of your personality make you an introvert? I am shy, and I strongly dislike having attention drawn to me, or being in front of large...

The Extrovert: Explaining their exterior

Tyler Collins, In-Depth Editor March 8, 2016

E. Interview with junior Nate Shaffer What characteristics of your personality make you an extrovert? I am very easy to talk to and someone that people could hopefully look up to as a leader, I also...

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