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Speakers prepare to present on congressional views on educational budgeting to the breakfast.
Edina’s Legislative Action Committee holds a community breakfast discussing finance, mental health, and special education resources
Meredith Nemerov, Writer • February 2, 2023
Many show their love and support to the victims and their loved ones by setting up memorials.
Idaho murders leaves a community devastated in Moscow, Idaho
February 1, 2023
Students will have the opportunity to explore the new course offerings and changes when they register for the 2023-24 school year in February.
Edina School Board reviews prospective new courses
January 25, 2023
The district approved two snow days in a row—though only one was due to the weather, while the other was caused by a power outage. 
“Cut the losses”: Edina High School faces two school cancellations
January 12, 2023
Senior Sally Rendleman speaks about her experience being Jewish at EHS at a student-organized walkout in the wake of an antisemitic video featuring EHS students being shared on social media.
Jewish students and faculty raise concerns over a culture of ignorance and exclusion
December 19, 2022
“Antisemitism is a disease like the flu or COVID. It’s not limited to one segment or another segment of society. You have to look at it that way and fight it that way, Harlan Brand, a building substitute at EHS said.
Antisemitism and intolerance in Edina’s past and present: The experience of Jewish residents
December 19, 2022
Features
Paul Thompson leading a Project Earth meeting in front of students/club members.
EHS’s Project Earth pushes for the reimplementation of compostable trays and changes towards sustainability
Carmela Cadja, Design Editor • February 2, 2023
Alec Fischer smiles while attending the Forbes 30 under 30 launch party.
“Storytelling can be a catalyst for conversation”: Alec Fischer’s journey from EHS to Forbes 30 Under 30
January 31, 2023
Maxwell Frost is the first Gen Z Congressman, serving as the representative for Floridas 10th congressional district.
Maxwell Frost: the first Gen Z congressperson
January 27, 2023
The actors in the one-act are practicing in costume for the opening of their production next week.
Edina thespians create and perform “A Hut on Fowl Feet”
January 25, 2023
Photo Courtesy of Anna Elliot. Patrick Shane speaking at Edina High Schools Veterans day assembly.
“I loved my time in service”: Patrick Shane’s work in the military
November 18, 2022
Culture
SZAs latest album SOS released on Dec. 9, 2022, coming five years after her last album.
SZA has fans signaling “SOS” after being starstruck by her latest album release
Carmela Cadja, Design Editor • February 2, 2023
Glass Onion addresses COVID-19, using masks as a strong characterization device.
“Glass Onion”: Shifting the significance of masks in movies
February 1, 2023
The actors in the one-act are practicing in costume for the opening of their production next week.
Edina thespians create and perform “A Hut on Fowl Feet”
January 25, 2023
Mochi Dough is a popular store in Asia Mall that sells premium Japanese donuts.
Asia Mall opens its doors as a growing hub of Asian culture
January 4, 2023
“Antisemitism is a disease like the flu or COVID. It’s not limited to one segment or another segment of society. You have to look at it that way and fight it that way, Harlan Brand, a building substitute at EHS said.
Antisemitism and intolerance in Edina’s past and present: The experience of Jewish residents
December 19, 2022
Steven Spielbergs new film The Fabelmans is now playing in theaters
“The Fabelmans” leaves mistakes on the cutting room floor
December 6, 2022
Editorials
Normally cordial—if not somewhat braggadocious—parents become absolute menaces behind the keyboard where there are seemingly no consequences for their actions.
Edina parents need to stop spreading misinformation and toxicity online
Hannah Owens Pierre, section editor • December 16, 2021
Bathroom loitering is a schoolwide problem that has caused administration to take necessary actions in order to prevent the activity.
Bathroom loitering: A communication problem
December 13, 2021
EHS needs to incorporate pronoun usage more directly in classrooms
EHS needs to incorporate pronoun usage more directly in classrooms
December 9, 2021
EHS students must wear masks in order to maintain public health and safety
Opinion: School mask mandates are crucial to public health
November 16, 2021
Unpacking The History Of A City Of "Cake - Eaters"
May 29, 2021
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