Girls’ lax loses 8-12 to Cretin-Derham Hall
Sam Mogensen
June 2, 2011
Filed under Sports Briefs
Coming off a victory against Robbinsdale Cooper on Senior Night, the girls’ varsity lacrosse team suffered an 8-12 loss against Cretin-Derham Hall on May 20. Tied 4-4 at halftime, the Red Knights struggled to defend themselves against Cretin-Derham Hall’s high-powered offense, as they scored... Read more »
“Portal 2″ re-revives puzzle genre

Sam Mogensen, Staff Writer
May 4, 2011
Filed under Video Game Reviews
A few years ago “Portal” wowed the video game world with its unique and innovative first person shooter take on the puzzle genre that desperately needed a boost in quality. Valve is back again with Portal’s long awaited sequel which boasts a longer story mode, a brand new co-op mode, an upgrade... Read more »
Gory and retro: “Mortal Kombat”

Sam Mogensen, Staff Writer
May 3, 2011
Filed under Video Game Reviews
Acid spit, torn limbs, ice ninjas, action heroes and brutal finishing moves called fatalities are all commonplace in the many “Mortal Kombat” games. The gory superpower of the fighting genre is back at the top again with its newest version of “Mortal Kombat” developed by the brand new NetherRealm... Read more »
“Endgame” just the start of Rise Against greatness

Sam Mogensen, Staff Writer
April 6, 2011
Filed under a&e featured, Music Reviews
Chicago’s own hardcore punk gang Rise Against contributes to the music world once again with their explosive new album “Endgame.” Being their seventh album, most listeners would have expected Rise Against to fade away and stop producing music of such high quality. Throughout all the Rise Against... Read more »
“Bureau” lacks substance, reasonable headwear

Sam Mogensen, Staff Writer
March 13, 2011
Filed under a&e featured, Movie Reviews
“The Adjustment Bureau” ventures into a previously unexplored area of film, mixing elements of a sci-fi thriller with a romantic comedy. The mixture of the two genres looked great in previews, but in reality, it lacked balance. Matt Damon stars as the young, rising politician David Norris, who... Read more »
Paddles up
Sam Mogensen, staff writer
January 5, 2011
Filed under Activities
With 130 participants, nine ping-pong tables, three separate practice times, and a shot at the state title last year, the ping-pong team has come a long way since the program started with 30 students in 2007. Because there are so many students participating in ping-pong, the program was forced to... Read more »
Hockey team prepares for a promising season
Sam Mogensen
December 9, 2010
Filed under Sports
Coming off a disappointing season-ending loss against Minnetonka in sections in 2009, the young and talented 2010 boys’ hockey team hopes to rebound with a state championship run. Expectations for the new team are high. With the lineup starting to develop, head coach Ken Pauly looks forward to a... Read more »











