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Minneapolis High School: Academics: College Prep English III

After the Storm

by Ellie Labes | November 19, 2009

     The rain stops.  I step outside into the fresh, new world.  Low, soft thunder gently rolls in the distance.  I look up toward the eastern sky, gazing at the anemic clouds, thinned out and . . . read more

Getting the Most out of Life

By Mackenzie Mortimer | November 19, 2009

Have you ever wondered about the monotonous saying that goes “Always take the road less traveled” by Robert Frost?   This quote, in essence, means to do what is best for you so that you can get the most out of your life. . . . read more

Grandpa's Farm

by Garrett Pounds | November 19, 2009

On Labor Day weekend, the Pounds’ family spent two days cleaning up my grandpa’s farm.  My grandma passed away in 1996 and that was the last time much work had been done to the yard.  Grandpa would mow, but that was it. . . . read more

Saying Good Bye

By Kyler Macy | November 19, 2009

As teenagers, very few of us want to have jobs, we would rather spend time being unproductive with our friends.  However, in many situations, our parents don’t give us the option to have a job or not.  They just make up a . . . read more

School Days

by Shelbi Hamilton | November 19, 2009

     When school starts, my week consists of early morning, boring school days, killer practices, and late nights doing dreadful homework.     Every morning consists of my waking up at 6:00 or . . . read more

Someone We Know

by Jake Eckert | November 19, 2009

"Is he going to make it?" someone chimed? "Just wait for it," I replied. Then suddenly a white streak zoomed by just in the nick of time, for the bell rings out as he disappears down the stairs of the locker room. "That's . . . read more

The Hunt

by Dylan Crosson | November 19, 2009

     It was a cold, peaceful winter day in the early afternoon.  No sound could be heard as a couple of friends and I sat perched on top of a hill overlooking a creek and an open field.  We hadn’t been there . . . read more

Men

by Kassi Smith | November 19, 2009

“To be yourself in a world that is constantly trying you to make you something else is the greatest accomplishment” (Ralph Waldo Emerson).  This quotation fits the male species extremely well.  Every man will give you his . . . read more

The Race

by Emma Giles | November 19, 2009

     Jogging back and forth.  Stretching your legs.  You are warming up for the race.  The nerves are racing through you.  You know that you are five minutes away from running as hard as you . . . read more

Praline Pecan?

by Garrett Daugherty | November 19, 2009

    As many of us know, ice cream is one of the most loved treats around the world.  Who doesn’t like that wonderful creamy and cold sensation you get every time you take a bite?  Now who knows where ice . . . read more

The Last Day

by Steven Brannum | November 19, 2009

    What can you say about school?  Boring?  Dreadful?  Maybe not to that extent, but everyone knows that there is something you would rather be doing than going to school.  You go two hundred and . . . read more

Z-Day

by Grayson George | November 19, 2009

With today’s scientific advances and explorations at an all-time high, we need to consider the fact that a viral outbreak might happen.  It will be worse than the H1N1 and will produce an enemy that is so horrific, it isn’t even . . . read more

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