If Walls Could Talk
Sarina Dev, Editor Emeriti
February 3, 2019
Filed under FEATURES
Studying at the Carlson Commons, going to the English wing for class, meeting up with friends in the "Junior Lounge". The current spaces of the Northrop campus are so integral to students' and faculties' daily routines and experience that itís difficult to remember that the building is over 100 ye...
Coffee linked to extensive history
Zoe Wellik, Arts & Culture Editor
May 24, 2016
Filed under INDEPTH
The Twin Cities is a hot pot of coffee. Literally. The metro has a strong Scandinavian heritage and identity as well as a large East African immigrant population; coincidentally, these two regions are connected by the one thing our city or, rather, nation, relies on most: coffee. But besides the drink...
Making history
Katya Tobak, Copy Editor
September 29, 2015
Filed under STUDENT LIFE
“We believe that the pursuit of academic excellence in secondary schools should be given the same attention as the pursuit of excellence in sports and other extracurricular activities, and we have found that many students do exemplary work in history.” So reads the explanatory stateme...