Authorities are, again, warning the public to stay off thin ice on Lake Minnetonka after a third vehicle and a snowmobile went through the ice.
The Hennepin County Sheriff’s office got a call that...
Advancements in standardized testing have made it easier than ever for countries to compare scholastic performance.
The recent popularity of programs such as the Trends in International Mathematics...
“Education is a middle class endeavour,” media specialist Mary Bischoff said.
To graduate from a Minn. high school, students must earn at least 21.5 credits and pass the math, reading and writing...
The Orono speech team opened up the season on Jan. 24 at Chanhassen high school. Two individuals for the Spartans had excellent meets. Senior Parker Roth and sophomore Jesse Bissen got first place in their...
As veganism was once mocked for only being for hippie, health food freaks, it is now becoming one of the most popular diets around the United States.
Veganism is essentially hard-core vegetarianism....
Katie Berrell, Editor in Chief - Print
• February 11, 2015
In the last several years, ImpactLives has made a reputation for itself around the Orono community.
Students who attended church with the founder of ImpactLives, Ramon Pastrano, recognized the hunger...
Sometimes researching is more challenging of a task than it needs to be. Research, a word that strikes fear into students hearts. Although, probably one of the easiest parts of any project or paper, if...
Over 75 years ago Franklin D. Roosevelt was inaugurated into his second presidential term after a landslide election. He focused his efforts towards many civil matters such as works programs and child...
Brianna Shaw, Student Life Editor
• February 9, 2015
With more than 36,000 restaurants worldwide and 1.9 million employees working for franchisees, McDonald’s has come a long way from their start in 1955. In the first few years of being in business, employees...
Freedom of choice is one of the most treasured freedoms in the United States. Sometimes that freedom is over stretched to the point where others could be hurt by that decision.
Measles is still common...
Alex Rusciano, Student Life Editor
• February 5, 2015
Junior year is said to be the hardest in high school because of the course load and thoughts about future plans. In order to pursue these plans, students must prepare and take the ACT, which is a national...
Katie Berrell, Editor in Chief - Print
• February 2, 2015
Katie Berrell
At 11:50 on Feb. 2, OHS students and faculty were surprised to hear the fire alarms go off. The building was evacuated and all had to stand outside in the harsh winter wind and freezing...
