BY ANJALI PATEL
STAFF WRITER
“The students here really encompass the golden rule of treating others the way they want to be treated, and it’s really awesome to see.”
Our new math teacher here at MSA, Mr. Schaak, teaches middle school math one and two. This is his first year at MSA, and he loves the rigorous content that the school teaches and the student’s ability to want to work hard. His preferred pronouns are he/him/his.
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BY MAYA CRANDALL AND ETHAN SEMLER
COMMUNICATIONS EDITOR AND STAFF WRITER
We’re “Soarin’, Flyin’” through rehearsals for MSA’s High School Musical Production this fall, opening on November 4th, 2021! The whole cast and crew has been working so hard to put this show together, so we thought, as Troy and Gabriella, that we would give you the inside scoop.
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LOGAN SCHLOSSER
WEBMASTER
Now, to the people who read my articles on a semi-regular basis, you might see the title of this article and get spooked. I mean, the game-review guy writing about Expo markers? However, I feel that it is important to diversify yourself in your writing. It is also nice to have a change of pace once in a while. However, even after this brief explanation, you might be wondering why one would be writing about Expo markers. The answer to this is that I simply wanted to write about the most boring topic possible, but who knows, this article might turn out to be pretty fun! Anyways, without further ado, let’s get into it!
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BY ALICE FONTANESI
STAFF WRITER
Character design is what completes a character by representing them through a physical form. It’s important because it can make a character memorable and easy to recognize. So hopefully, I can tell you all the basics of a good character design.
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BY ARYAN KAMBOJ
STAFF WRITER
Ms. Metcalf is a brilliant history teacher. Born in 1999, she was born in Saint Paul. She grew up in Cottage Grove. She went to the University of Wisconsin in River Falls, as well. The reason why she wanted to be a History teacher is because she had the coolest teachers in high school. Also, she loves that History is a circle. Her favorite subjects growing up were Geography and Art.
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BY ANJALI PATEL
STAFF WRITER
Hello! Do you like to bake? If so, this is the perfect banana bread recipe, compliments of the Salty Marshmallow! Always remember to use ripe bananas. You can tell because they will start to get brown and mushy. This recipe can ensure a moist and fresh tasting bread. Enjoy!
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