Isabel Li, Print Editor-in-Chief
Ramp it up!
Students in How to Make Almost Anything (HtMAA) class create a disability ramp for the school.
All a-boat sailor Jack Colosi
Mounds View student Jack Colosi competes in sailing competitions across the U.S.
The downfall of ELA education
In this spread, we explore the reasons for declining reading and writing — whether that be a distaste towards reading or a clash between teachers and school board members — as well as what disparities and solutions exist.
[OPINION] The dark origins of TikTok’s looksmaxxing trend
From phrenology to incels, the origins of "looksmaxxing" are darker than they may appear.
Jan. 6, Shane Dawson and the new generation of conspiracies
From Jan. 6 and QAnon to Shane Dawson and children's TV shows, conspiracy theories are infiltrating a new demographic: teenagers. In this video, we interview students and teachers about their thoughts and feelings surrounding the new generation of conspiracy theories.
Our community’s car dependency
Unveiling the consequences of car dependency in America, this spread delves into the social, economic and environmental implications of our nation's heavy reliance on automobiles.