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Today’s Decisions, Tomorrows World

Adrian Enzastiga, Staff Writer May 10, 2018

In a world not far from now, all fossil fuels will be gone. The population has finally resorted to a complete reliance on clean energy, but even with windmills and solar panels covering every inch of open...

The universal laws of a high school classroom

Aanya Agarwal, Staff Writer March 13, 2018

As I sit in class while my teacher drones on about Newtonian physics, my mind wanders from the lesson at hand to life’s biggest questions. What is life? What has been the defining trait of my (admittedly...

Time’s up on white feminism

Abbey Kegley, Staff Writer February 22, 2018

Feminism is defined as the advocacy of women’s rights on the basis of the equality of the sexes. Feminist movements throughout history have come in “waves,” each advocating for more modern and timely...

Global affairs: the deliverance of indifference

February 22, 2018

Ten seconds are left on the clock. The game show host pulls out a shiny card and asks the final question for the ultimate prize: “What are the names of the five Simpson family members?” Instantly,...

Necessity of net neutrality

Laurel Westerman, Social Media Editor February 22, 2018

  Our world relies on instant connections. With the touch of a button (or a voice command), access is granted to an ever-evolving, constantly updated database containing answers to questions most...

The side effects of smartphone syndrome

Michaela Mass, Online Editor February 22, 2018

“The greatest discovery of my generation is that human beings can alter their lives by altering their attitudes of mind.” - William James, a renowned psychologist who studied the relationship between...

Christmas crisis

Robert Carpenter, Staff Writer January 22, 2018

The holiday season is here and with it comes the debate on the role of political correctness in the celebration of Christmas. This year, President Donald Trump kicked off the debate on Oct. 13 during...

‘Lessen the load’ for custodians

January 22, 2018

MN never feels empty. The halls are always buzzing with some sort of activity, whether it is a school production or a team practice or a sports game. But at night, long after students and sports teams...

Make America tweet again?

Adrian Enzastiga, Staff Writer January 22, 2018

It has been a year since the election of President Donald Trump, and the debate is still heated: does his communication with the public make for a positive influence on our country? One fact that is...

Opposing opinions: Trump

McKenzie Nelson, Features Editor January 22, 2018

The media has never fairly covered President Donald Trump and he was, and still is, upset by the fact that his communication is muddled by the biases of the news. Trump was so upset that he even re-popularized...

United in the Spirit of Giving

December 4, 2017

Three minutes seems like an impossibly short amount of time. That’s only half of a passing period. But in that amount of time, MN students and staff were able to raise $3,843.93. MN partnered with...

A Not-So-Political Divide

Lahari Ramini, Staff Writer December 4, 2017

Blue and red, donkey and elephant, liberal and conservative, and--the most common of all--Democrat and Republican. People are meant to fall into one of these categories, right? This may not always be the...

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