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The Viewer

Mounds View High School's student news site.

The Viewer

Mounds View High School's student news site.

The Viewer

Mounds View High School's student news site.

The Viewer

Senior Stable at a home football game this year.

Senior Stable’s kickin’ back

Gloria Liu, Managing Design Editor and Spread Editor October 15, 2024

“Let’s go Mustangs!” the student section chants. It is the first quarter of the game against White Bear Lake. Barely three minutes have passed, and the Mounds View football team has already scored...

PHOTO VIA Kyle Dolbow

An ultimate summer

This past year, students from Mounds View's ultimate frisbee team went to nationals, quite the ultimate summer!
Sidharth Sharma, Debates Editor October 12, 2024

The Youth Club Championships (YCC) is the largest youth ultimate frisbee tournament in the United States, allowing young players to showcase their skills on a national level. This past summer, four Mounds...

Unlike the Republican Bill, the DFL proposal gives 11 Minnesota Native American tribes, many of which already operate casinos, exclusive rights to provide sports betting.

Minnesota to legalize sports betting

Looking to follow other states, MN legislators propose two bills aimed at legalizing sports betting.
Lillian Landberg, Features Editor and Illustrator March 26, 2024

In August 2022, Minnesota passed legislation to begin the process of legalizing sports betting. Since then, two bills have come to the forefront: HF2000, proposed by Democrats, and SF 3803 (Minnesota Sports...

New Minnesota laws go into effect

New Minnesota laws go into effect

On Jan. 1, 2024, many news laws went into effect, all of which have substantial implications for the Mounds View community.
Christina Lang-Deetz and Tyler Quattrin January 19, 2024

Earned sick and safe time One notable addition to the new Minnesota state laws that went into effect on Jan. 1 is earned sick and safe time (ESST). This entails paid leave that employers are mandated...

Boys of winter

Boys of winter

Aman Rao, staff reporter December 22, 2016
The beginning of winter marks the beginning of the Mounds View boys hockey season. Hoping to continue the success of last year’s great season, the boys tried out to demonstrate their skills and earn positions on the ice. They’re now preparing for long, stressful game nights, hungry to bring home some excitement to the Mounds View crowd. With senior captains Wyatt Thole, Colin Baird, Tom Nagle and Spencer Ovshak leading the way, the team has embarked on a new season, one that hopefully ends with the Mustangs as section champions.
Nordic's new beginnings

Nordic’s new beginnings

Zoe Lindberg, staff reporter December 22, 2016
The recent drop in temperature marks the beginning of a new season of opportunities for winter athletes to achieve their goals and improve their abilities. This year, the Mounds View nordic skiing team is ready for a fresh start and hopes to enhance their technique and racing skills. The team is excited to be working with their new head coach Julie Garretson.
Run, Natalie, Run!

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’s 3x4 athletes-Sarah Ingraham

Mounds View’s 3×4 athletes-Sarah Ingraham

Katrina Renacia, Features Editor June 1, 2016
Unlike a typical high school athlete, Mustang 3x4 awardee, Sarah Ingraham, 12, participated in not one or two, but three sports throughout all four years of high school.
Mounds View students set sail

Mounds View students set sail

Sunny Lim, staff reporter May 14, 2016
While many people think of sailing as a fun, leisurely activity for a breezy summer day, three district students think otherwise. For them, the sport is a lot more involved.
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