Sweet Treats at Patrick’s
Patrick's Bakery
From an array of of cheesecakes and chocolate tortes to quiches and hearty sandwiches, this French bakery will satisfy all.Written by Addie Reine · February 26, 2010
The artfully crafted French-inspired creations at Patrick’s Bakery and Café seem almost too stunning to eat. Thankfully, the daring decision to take a bite into the exquisite creation will not have been in vain after you realize that the appearance only complements the taste. Patrick’s... (more...)
Harry Potter
Written by Rachel Kaplan · February 26, 2010
Kelsey Myhre: “All that time turner business blows my mind everytime I read it.” KE:If you could marry one character, who would it be? KM: Harry. I had the biggest crush on him when I was little. Actually, who am I kidding, I still do. KE: What HP memorabilia do you own? KM: I... (more...)
Lil’ Wayne fails miserably with foray into rock
Rebirth
After selling over 1 million copies of his 2008 "Tha Carter III" in a week period, one would think Lil' Wayne would have an amazing follow-up. Wrong.Written by Mickey Caulfield · February 25, 2010
While ever-present auto-tune, constant female guest vocals, and overproduction has inexplicably become a trend in mainstream rap, it’s still frowned upon in rock as a hallmark of artists without credibility. Similarly, the lyrics feature none of the introspection or abstraction that sets... (more...)
Lovin’ the single life
Written by Katie McClurg · February 25, 2010
Meredith and Maddy Gallagher, seniors KE: What are your plans for vday? Meredith: “Feeding myself chocolate-covered strawberries.” Maddy: “Buying myself about five dozen roses and then crying about all the money I just wasted.” KE: What are you looking for in a significant... (more...)
Winter Olympics
Written by Sean Simonson · February 25, 2010
Too few people take the time to support the men and women representing our county. No, I’m not talking about the soldiers in Iraq and Afganistan, though they don’t receive proper recognition from the American people either, but rather those proud athletes in the winter Olympic games.... (more...)
New registration procedure
Written by Emily Busch · February 25, 2010
On March 9 students will have two homeroom periods, in order to coordinate the registration process, one in the morning and one at the end of the day. For registration for the 2010-2011 school year, students are required to have their teachers approve the classes they are taking next year.... (more...)
All bout roller derby
Twin Cities' Roller Derby
Definitely not for the faint of heart, women's roller derby is as entertaining to spectate as it is to participate in.Written by Bernardo Vigil · February 24, 2010
Roller derby should be every guy’s favorite sport. Tight pants, roller skates, and full contact –– oh and all of the competitors are female. Boasting two independent leagues in the metro area (St. Paul’s “Minnesota Roller Girls” that hold bouts at The Roy Wilkins... (more...)
Black history should be incorporated year round
Written by Alana Profit and Mickey Caulfield · February 24, 2010
One month for Jack-o’-Lanterns, one month for Christmas trees, and one month for black people. Although it was founded to remind Americans that black people did have history, Black History Month has now become an anachronism, one of the last bastions of the segregation it was formed in... (more...)
VV Brown hits the spot with retro album
Traveling like the Light
VV Brown's latest album pays homage to the energetic and soulful times of the 50s and 60s that stands in league with some of the greatest talents of said eras.Written by Kate Schumacher · February 23, 2010
Recently featured on The Current, pop singer VV Brown has just released her best album yet, “Traveling like the Light.” VV Brown channels Amy Winehouse by singing with a voice inspired by music from the 50s and 60s. “Traveling like the Light” is yet another of her albums... (more...)
More than just pastries at Minneapolis favorite
Written by Meredith Gallagher · February 23, 2010
Part deli, part bakery, part cafe, Turtle Bread Company is the perfect place to go for a giant cookie after school or a filling breakfast on the weekends. Located on 44th Street in Linden Hills, the independently owned and operated restaurant offers customers a large and diverse menu: Oatmeal... (more...)
