Fashion is dangerous to the environment because of the time it takes for textiles to break down and the resources used, but as the interest for clothing rises rapidly, it's starting to be produced twice...
Evan Vezmar, Contributing Writer
• October 2, 2020
This summer, the country went through underwent immense changes as the COVID-19 pandemic upended lives and calls for racial justice and police reform echoed across the nation. Protests and marches were...
As Minneapolis became the center of the Black Lives Matter Movement, Blake students aided in the fight for racial justice in a variety of ways.
Nikki Stabno ’21, Rachel Winkey ’21, Kate...
The road was tired and gray, winding its way past various houses, also tired and gray. The hours moved slowly, the people there moving even slower. With little help and support from the outside world,...
Eva Duckler, Contributing Writer
• October 1, 2012
Home. In one swift action I drop my hefty duffle, shut the door. I am faced head on with this sad reality. Looking into the abyss of my unmade bed, wrappers and stray papers leftover from finals, my eyes...
It’s not often that I meet someone who can change my perspective on life. However, this past summer, I met a young girl who did just that.
Ava is five years old. She was born weighing less than a...
Sometimes it is best to not look for anything and stroll down the street with an open mind and open heart eager for any opportunity. That’s the problem with none, no one goes out with the anticipation...
