New math teacher Robert Otto brought the idea of unicycling from Minneapolis Southwest to help motivate students to work harder in math. Each teacher is to learn how to ride a unicycle by the end of the...

For two vigorous weeks sophomores Grace Farley and Ayanna Nathan attended the National Debate Forum at Emerson College in Boston, Massachusetts. Nathan said she enjoyed having someone familiar with...

I arrived at Cornell University’s summer college program with the expectation of having one of the best experiences of my life. What I envisioned would be a three week class of learning and growing quickly...

When senior Megan Aune learned she would be the 2016-17 Student Council president, she said she felt overjoyed, yet nervous, to represent the school and the community. Aune said she feels honored to...

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Senior Charlie Berg was hesitant to go to the senior wisdom retreat because he figured it would be just like the respect retreat he went to freshman year. Berg said even though the retreats were alike,...

World drumming students performed for Cargill employees at Burnes Park May 24, according to world drumming teacher Steve Schmitz. “40 to 50 Cargill Employees came over and enjoyed Park's 40 World...

With less than a month awaiting the departure of 26 Park students to Spain, senior Marco Salazar feels more and more nervous about leaving the country for the first time. Salazar said he hopes to gain...

When I was in kindergarten, we had a poster in our classroom with everyone’s names on it. When someone lost a tooth, they got to put a sticker by their name. By the end of the year, everyone had a sticker...

Jewish Student Union students discussed a few phrases in Judaism, and the reality and aspects of life. One question in the Torah specifically talks about “who is rich? Who is content with his portion?”....