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Keeping it classy for prom

Thursday, May 17, 2012

By Sabrina Kennelly

Having gone to the majority of dances at St. Paul Central High School for the past four years, I have seen my fair share of clothes on girls. From long maroon silk dresses to tight bandage dresses with short cutoffs, I believed that I had seen every kind of dress imaginable (in my opinion, some should be considered shirts).

For prom though, I imagined that both girls and guys would keep it classy.

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From the blog: Why I love The Hunger Games book series

Tuesday, May 15, 2012

By Isaura Greene

I’m pretty shy myself, and when I read about this heroine who can stand up for herself, despite things that are preventing her, I feel influenced to do the same. I’m energized to help anyone out, make the world greener and give back to the community.

Give me some credit

Wednesday, May 2, 2012

By Grace Pastoor

Once teens turn 18, they can vote, gamble and live on their own. But teens are not allowed to have credit cards without parental approval until they reach 21.

Some teens are ticked off that they still need mom and dad to give them access to credit. One is 17-year -old Jonah Rood of St. Louis Park.

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St. Paul teens urge their peers: Ride the city bus

Wednesday, May 2, 2012

By Jake Hall

Since the main mode of public transportation in St. Paul is Metro Transit buses they attract a variety of riders.

Book Review: Thirteen Reasons Why

Tuesday, April 24, 2012

By Isaura Greene

When I picked up 13 Reasons Why, I was a bit skeptical. I thought it would be depressing since it centers on a teen’s suicide. But the story tells about much more than just that incident.

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