By Kristi Dahl On Tuesday June fourth at 7:00 pm, it will be the annual Recognition Night, a time for parents, relatives and friends to join Mini-School in acknowledging its awesome students and their accomplishments. Every year students spend time preparing the slideshow, background music and awards given to students for their achievements. Last year … [Read more…]
By Pat McNutt Most people just don’t listen to the radio. They just listen to their cd’s, tapes, or 8 tracks. (If you have an 8 track player). So is the radio bound to be obsolete? No, people do still listen to radio stations. What would it be like if your CD or tape player … [Read more…]
By Cory Clay In the summer of 1994 I took a trip to Genoa, Italy to stay with my pen pal Debora Giardella. I had corresponded with her since I was in seventh grade and I saved money for two years to go visit her. On the 5th of June, I left Minneapolis on a … [Read more…]
By Cory Clay and Tami Olson ARIES (March 21-April 19): Once again Valentine’s Day will prove to be a failure. You’ll have problems with Randy’s newspaper class, but just sit back and relax. It will all pass. TAURUS (April 20-May 20): The love of your life will be extra nice this month. Sit back and … [Read more…]
By Z Rossi and Tami Olson When we interviewed Mini-School students we found a huge variety. We have a very long list but only five that more than one person voted for. So although we originally meant to have a top ten list, we ended up with only a top five. Oh, well, here they … [Read more…]
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By Anna Marie Saclolo February 2, is traditionally the point that indicates an early or late spring. This is a legend from Great Britain and Germany that the groundhog emerges from its hibernation burrow on this day. If the groundhog sees its shadow, it presages prolonged winter weather. So fortunately or unfortunately the groundhog has … [Read more…]
By Mike Jacobson For my latest attempt at writing an in-depth and highly fascinating look-into-the-human-psyche sort of article. (Not too much luck so far). I have decided to take a gander at our increasing over-sensitivity and whininess. I understand that the term “over-sensitivity” is a bit odd, so I’ll give an example of what it … [Read more…]
On January 15th at 1:27 a.m., Pauline Von Ruden, our science teacher, gave birth to a baby girl. Her name is Alexandra Rose. She weighed 6lbs. 9oz. at birth and was 20 1/2 inches. She was born at Waconia hospital. The attending Physician was Dr. Hartshom. Good luck and Congratulations, Pauline and Jason.
By Kristi Dahl Not long ago, Nicole Tiggas and I did interviews on Mini Schoolers who were expecting or already had babies. Nicole at that time was expecting and I interviewed her. Now I’m interviewing again. She had a beautiful baby girl (who finds lights on the ceiling very amusing!) So here’s what Nicole has … [Read more…]