By Elissa Johnson WHAT YOU NEED:-a piece of cloth (like his old shirt)-a big handful of sandy dirt-a picture of your ex-boyfriend (or a drawing)-a darning needle-a piece of black thread (long)-some green paint or a green felt tip pen HOW TO DO IT:On the night of a full moon, collect your ingredients, and go … [Read more…]
By Lacey Landt We have a very special woman that not all of us have had the honor of getting to know very well. She stays hidden up in the office most of the day. She comes out very rarely, but the work she does for us is incredible. No one really knows what she … [Read more…]
By Elissa Johnson WHAT YOU WILL NEED:-two ballons-one wool mitten HOW TO DO IT:Inflate both of the balloons. Rub one balloon on the wool mitten, and the other against a smooth wall. Then turn the lights off. Hold one balloon in each hand and slowly put the two balloons close together. Watch what happens.
By Ryan Boyum It seems all of a sudden everyone in Mini-School has been hurting themselves, including myself. On Easter I was hanging out with Gabe Peterson and D.L.H (David Larson Hughes), so I took it upon myself to fracture my ankle on the stairs. My unfortunate injury was the first of a domino effect … [Read more…]
By Carrie Tiggas It’s almost that time of year again. SUMMER! I was wondering what Mini-Schoolers were planning for their summer. Here’s what some of them said. Clint Fero- Work. Audrey Lopez- I don’t have any plans. Casey Bakken- Moving out that’s it……. and travel. Orson Sojo- Go back to San Francisco. Or work. Mark … [Read more…]
By Jake Spagenske As you walk through the long depressing halls of Minnetonka High School you will notice that over the last couple years a few things have changed. A bit of life has been added over my years of attending MHS. When I first started to attend this school in ‘93 my impression was … [Read more…]
By Jessica Juneau Independent study is a class where you can take Science, Math, History and English. It’s a great opportunity to make up credits, or graduate on time. It is a lot of fun. People can even be in independent study if they’re not in Mini School or if they’re in main stream. I … [Read more…]
By Lacey Landt Tuesday, June 10th, at 7:00 p.m. the end of the school year. A night of fun, we will be handing out awards, hearing from various speakers, such as Debbie Ennis, and checking out some slide shows from the beginning of the year all the way to the end. Last year was Randy’s … [Read more…]
By Trish Laumann At $7.20 an hour and the great people I work with, it almost makes me forget I’m working with artificial meat and vegetables that have been pre-packaged for McDonald’s use only. I remember when I first started working there in December 1995. I worked in the back assembling the food that we … [Read more…]
By Leah Shoberg My first impressions of Mini. The first communication I had with the Mini-School class, as a whole, was during a Tuesday meeting, on my 2nd day in Mini. Doug led the most diverse group of people in “Happy Birthday” in the most creative fashion I’d ever heard. Well, at least that’s how … [Read more…]