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Saints pitchers changeup students’ friday

Zoe Lindberg, Photographer and Staff Writer • May 30, 2017

Special education students received a visit from some new friends on Friday, May 26th. St. Paul Saints pitchers Seth Rosin, Mark Hamburger and Ken Frosch chatted with the students, gave autographs and...

Ralph Reeder Food Shelf

Mitchell Mattison and Ameni Hajji • December 22, 2016

One out of every seven people in the U.S. relies on food banks in order to feed themselves and their families. The Ralph Reeder Food Shelf, located in New Brighton, is an organization that works to help those who rely on food banks.

My Sisters’ Closet

Toni Baraga, staff reporter • December 22, 2016

The holidays are a time for gift giving, but buying gifts can quickly add up. If students are looking for a cheaper way to buy gifts for family and friends, second-hand consignment shops can be a great option. My Sisters’ Closet offers a wide variety of clothing options at lower prices, making holiday shopping much more affordable.

Run, Natalie, Run!

Sanjana Dutt, Features Editor • November 18, 2016

She stepped up onto the blocks with adrenaline rushing through her whole body. She crouched down, with her legs ready to stride forward and get a lead between all the other runners. She slowly took a deep breath and exhaled as the starter brought up his arm and shot the gun for the race to begin, and the race began.

Mounds View Theater

Shannon Haffely, staff reporter • October 19, 2016

Twice a year, in the fall and in the spring, the Mounds View High School theater program puts on a production in the auditorium. This fall, the students and directors of How to Succeed in Business Without Really Trying are working hard not only on stage, but also behind the scenes of the musical, to be ready for show week in early November.

Bonjour, Paris!

Students take trip to France

Marley Jones, Editorials • September 30, 2016

Images of the Eiffel Tower and fancy pastries come to mind when thinking of France. Last summer, a group of 10 students, including eight from Mounds View, were lucky enough to see these famous French staples firsthand.

On our way to nationals

Extracurricular activities head to the 2016 USA stage

Jack McCoy, staff reporter • May 20, 2016

As the school year nears its end, Mounds View's top academic teams push their competition to the highest level: the national competition.

Students find passion in music

Tim Pease and Neve Wheelecor reflect on how instruments have shaped their lives.

Marley Jones and Emily Moses • May 16, 2016

Students are all shaped by music in different ways; for these students, their passion is found in mastery.

Songbirds of a different feather

Zosia Falkowska and Annalee Blake reflect on how singing has shaped their lives.

Kallie Slotvig and Katrina Renacia • May 14, 2016

Students are all shaped my music in different ways: for these girls, their passion is found in singing.

Off the pages and into… balloons?

Geometry students model 3D shapes with giant inflatables

Sunny Lim, staff reporter • April 28, 2016

On April 22, the Mounds View gym was full of geometry students preparing for their final project: gigantic blow-up shapes.

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Saints pitchers changeup students’ friday

Ralph Reeder Food Shelf

My Sisters’ Closet

Run, Natalie, Run!

Mounds View Theater

Bonjour, Paris!

On our way to nationals

Students find passion in music

Songbirds of a different feather

Off the pages and into… balloons?

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