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Opinion and Commentary

Harding counselor looks for link between Internet addiction and academic success

Tony Vue
April 2018 Tony Vue

Marianna Sullivan noticed a problem. A counselor at St. Paul Harding High School, Sullivan saw last year that some seniors were not graduating at the… Read More

‘A desperate person’s last hope’: Innocence Project of Minnesota helps free man who spent 11 years behind bars

Terry Olson, a Minnesota man who was freed by the Innocence Project of Minnesota in 2016 after spending 11 yearsin prison, holds the hand of his attorney, David Schultz. The Innocence Project has helped release five wrongfully convicted men from behind bars, including Olson. (Photo courtesy of the Innocence Project of Minnesota)
April 2018 Zekriah Chaudhry News

David Schultz sat down across from Terry Olson at Stillwater Prison, meeting for the first time in a room designated for private attorney-client discussions. Initially,… Read More

A blueprint for success:Young Women’s Initiative launches plan to ensure bright future for Minnesota women

Brook LaFloe, a cabinet member of the Young Women’s Initiative, participates in a meeting of the Young Women’s Leadership Day on Sept. 9, 2017, at the Minnesota State Capitol. The Young Women’s Initiative has created a statewide plan to eliminate barriers for young women in Minnesota.
April 2018 Katelyn Vue

It wasn’t until college that Brook LaFloe learned there were terms for what she experienced growing up – terms such as domestic violence and alcoholism…. Read More

Tailgating with a twist: Young people serve up healthy foods, fun at Super Bowl party

Eva Hunderfund, a 10-year-old from Rochester, was one of 10 youth chef finalists in a healthy eating competition during the Minnesota Super Bowl Host Committee’s Kids Tailgate Party in January. Youth put a new twist on tailgating by serving up healthy foods during the Super Bowl week celebration. (Staff Photo)
April 2018 Zekriah Chaudhry

Tailgating is known for fans parking their cars outside of stadiums hours before football games, grilling hot dogs and drinking cold cans of beer. But… Read More

Two options, one future: 18-year-old must decide to leave her U.S. home or move to foreign land

Jose Popoca Palmas, Cristo Rey Jesuit High School
April 2018 Jose Popoca Palmas

While many high school students are applying to colleges or concerned about grades, Rebecca is worrying about something else. “When I’m at school, I’m terrified… Read More

The largely untold story: The Karen ethnic group has been victim to decades of abuse, persecution

Pay Poe, Roseville Area High School
November 2017 Pay Poe Voices

I was the first one to get the bad news. On a Sunday morning in September, I got a Facebook message from my cousin in… Read More

What does it mean to be Karen?: Student shares her experience as member of ethnic group

Ba Po
November 2017 Ba Po Voices

I am proud to be Karen (pronounced “kuh-REN”). My family is from Burma, also known as Myanmar, a country in southeast Asia. The Karen people… Read More

Learning from a Rohingya man who carried his parents to escape

Bahju Salat
November 2017 Bahju Salat Voices

I’m a woman, I’m black and I’m a Muslim. I’m also grateful. I was scrolling on Twitter when
 I saw a Rohingya Muslim man who… Read More

K-pop and me: A reluctant love story

Heidi Sanchez Avila
November 2017 Kai Sanchez Avila Voices

It all began with a love-hate relationship between me and K-pop, 
a subculture of music that comes from South Korea. This genre has been influenced… Read More

ThreeSixty student wins prize for teacher

November 2017 News

PRINCETON, NEW JERSEY — In September the Dow Jones News Fund asked high school student journalists to nominate their #JournalismHero in an Instagram photo caption… Read More

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