The News of The Blake School Since 1916

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The News of The Blake School Since 1916

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The News of The Blake School Since 1916

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Sofia Perlman, Sports and Perspectives Section Editor

Hi! I'm Sofia and I'm a sophomore. During my freshman year I started as a staff writer and then edited for News. Now I am a Sports and Perspectives Section Editor! I have also previously edited Opinions Section. My favorite part about Spectrum is meeting new people, and learning how to use new tools like InDesign. Outside of school I like to bake, travel, dance ballet, and spend time with friends.

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2022 Start of School Rants & Raves

August 30, 2022
Eva Stegic 23 works on her portrait

Current Painting Projects

June 1, 2022
This Target edition record of “folklore” plays “august” by Taylor Swift.

Best Summer Songs

June 1, 2022

“Tilly Witch” Influences

April 29, 2022
Tattoos Allow for Self-Expression, Individuality

Tattoos Allow for Self-Expression, Individuality

March 10, 2022
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[Photo] Games Capture Large Audience

March 10, 2022

“Don’t Look Up” Movie Review

February 3, 2022

Looking Ahead

October 10, 2021
Summer of Travels

Summer of Travels

October 10, 2021
Shang-Chi plays in theaters, pictured here at Landmark’s Lagoon Cinema in Minneapolis.

[Photo] Shang-Chi Leaves Viewers Content With Well-Done Plot, Characters

October 7, 2021
Leading up to the end of the school year, students study for AP exams and finals as well as work on projects and homework in the library.

Full In-Person School Causes Workload Increase

May 28, 2021

Horoscopes Cause for Debate, Discussion

May 28, 2021
The @blakestories_ Instagram posts feature a trigger warning slide and a slide detailing stories submitted by students on the anonymous Google Form

[Photo] Blake Stories Page Raises Awareness

May 7, 2021
Abolishing Death Penalty Works Towards Racial Justice, Equality

Abolishing Death Penalty Works Towards Racial Justice, Equality

April 30, 2021
Nya Manneh ‘21, Sage Marmet ‘22, Molly Seidel ‘24, Betsy Fries ‘22, Maggie Seidel ‘22, Bernadette Whitely ‘22, Emily Rotenberg ‘22, Sofia Perlman ‘24, Cleo Kilpatrick ‘24, Tristan Poul ‘22, and Dylan Gainsley ‘22 all zoom into the Spectrum staff meeting on Anna Reid’s new and improved 65”screen.

Remote Students React to HTLP 2.0

February 24, 2021
COVID-19 Rules, Museums Adapt, Provide Safe Space to View Art

COVID-19 Rules, Museums Adapt, Provide Safe Space to View Art

January 27, 2021
Mara Noel 24 states, Personally, as someone who identifies as a Democrat, its really exciting to have that transfer of power but its also really concerning with everything going on right now and the aftermath. Technically he was inaugurated a few minutes ago, but its just scary to think about what could possibly happen after this. We saw the insurrection at the capitol, and people are clearly not behaving how they should, so thats really scary. However its good to see someone who has an actual political agenda attempt to fix COVID and restore things back to normal and battle the racial injustices in our country as well as all our issues right now. Im hopeful about the inauguration, but its also a little unnerving.

[Photo] 2021 Inauguration Images Captures History, Students Share Thoughts

January 20, 2021
Weisman Art Museum Faces Criticism, Delaying Repatriation of Native American Objects

Weisman Art Museum Faces Criticism, Delaying Repatriation of Native American Objects

December 15, 2020
Oscars Announce Diversity Rules

Oscars Announce Diversity Rules

November 6, 2020
Supporting Small and Local Black-Owned Businesses in Minneapolis

Supporting Small and Local Black-Owned Businesses in Minneapolis

October 1, 2020
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