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The student news site of St. Louis Park High School

The Echo

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The Echo

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A crafty crossover

Shepard Cox March 28, 2025

After the release of his third album, “Few Good Things” in 2022, Saba returns to the music scene after a 3-year hiatus with “From The Private Collection of Saba and No ID.” Released on March 15,...

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What is journalism during war?

Nicholas Garrett March 27, 2025

Published Feb. 13, “One Day, Everyone Will Have Always Been Against This” is a nonfiction account of its author, Omar El Akkad, as he witnesses the unfolding situation in Gaza due to the Israel-Palestine...

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‘The Monkey’ misses the mark

Louisa Augustine March 1, 2025

Renowned writer Stephen King is no stranger to having his stories adapted into movies, with over 50 feature films based on his writing. “The Monkey” is his most recent piece, which has been turned...

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‘The Beginning’ of the end

Layla Mickelson February 26, 2025

After five years, Mike Posner dropped his fifth studio album, “The Beginning.” Posner is known for his infamous songwriting, as he has written numerous hits for not only himself but for other artists...

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So close to dull

Louisa Augustine February 24, 2025

Tate McRae is a Canadian songwriter, singer and dancer who just released her third album at age 21. She first rose to fame after being a finalist on the show “So You Think You Can Dance” in 2016 before...

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Fourth Wing is back in black

Gabriel Fink February 24, 2025

Writing a book that pleases everyone is the holy grail of authors. No matter how good of a writer you may be, some people just aren’t moved by some writing styles — unless you’re Rebecca Yarros....

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The rush of racing romances

Anna Williams February 23, 2025

In consideration of romantic gestures and criticisms of the romantics, “My Fault: London” being released near Valentine’s Day was impeccably timed. Released Feb. 13, “My Fault: London” is a film...

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Much love for Short n’ Sweet Deluxe

Audrey Kuendig February 19, 2025

Pop star Sabrina Carpenter released her “Short n’ Sweet Deluxe” album Feb. 14, Valentine’s Day. Ranked first in Billboard’s 200 charts, her popular album starting at 36 minutes is now 50 minutes...

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Paddington in Peru was un-bear-able

Zakaria Mohamed February 19, 2025

“Paddington in Peru” graced theaters with Paddington’s endearing charm, though many viewers were left feeling unsatisfied. Having cherished the previous “Paddington” films, I eagerly anticipated...

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“Automatic” hits the right notes

Morgan Grefe February 19, 2025

The Lumineers have built their career on heartfelt storytelling, raw acoustics and melodies that feel like they belong to another time. With their latest album, “Automatic,” they continue to refine...

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FOREVER-EVER

TJ Brayboy February 14, 2025

Well-known Opium rapper Destroy Lonely packed the Fillmore in downtown Minneapolis Feb. 11. This concert featured his most recent album, “LOVE LASTS FOREVER.” The setlist was about 12 or so songs and...

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“Heart Eyes” is not too heart racing

Lila Frank February 13, 2025

Released in theaters on Feb. 7, “Heart Eyes,” directed by Josh Ruben, is a romantically thrilling take on a classic slasher film. The Heart Eyes Killer targets unsuspecting couples on Valentine's Day,...

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