Black Friday is every shopper’s favorite day of the year, and even non-shoppers get out to buy something. However, in the past few years, Black Friday traditions have taken a major turn: most shopping...
The Park Theatre Program has held live performances for the community for years, but the performances this year will look a little different. This year’s fall show will be streamed online Nov. 8 - Nov....
The COVID-19 safety regulations, which began Nov. 21, require winter sports to adhere to the safest practices, causing the girls’ basketball team to delay their season until it is deemed safe for them...
Driver’s education is currently taught by Bill Wodarski via Google Meet. The virtual class lasts an hour and a half each day for twelve days. Additionally, an hour of work is assigned per day. Students...
The Park Fall production, “Vintage Hitchcock: A Live Radio Play,” has had it’s performance date pushed back from Nov. 20, 21 and 22 to being recorded over Zoom Dec. 9. According to sophomore Emma...
When quarantine first began, I hadn’t fully realized its implications on my end of senior year events. I didn’t realize it would significantly impact the format of my very last Jewish Youth Group convention....
In the face of COVID-19, College Board has altered the typical testing format for Advanced Placement tests. College Board announced exams will be given May 11-22, with makeup tests June 1-5.
According...
As the number of confirmed COVID-19 cases rises to 14 in Minnesota March 13, Benilde-St. Margaret’s, a private Catholic school located less than two miles from Park, announced it will be moving to online...
Park has implemented a new system of purchasing parking passes for the spring semester, replacing in-person transactions to an online alternative.
Although there were issues in the beginning, senior...
When purchasing her parking permit this fall, junior Greta Kulevsky said she felt inconvenienced by the line. However, she looks forward to the possible benefits of online sales.
“I had to get up really...
Echo was announced as a 2019 Online Pacemaker finalist by the National Scholastic Press Association Jan. 12.
According to the National Scholastic Press Association (NSPA), the Echo was one of 44 publications...
Nearing the end of her senior year, senior Chava Buchbinder said 36 Arts is important to the school because many students are interested in art.
“(36 Arts is important) because there are always going...
