Rosemount High School is Bursting at its Seams
Lauren Sanday, Contributor
October 10, 2019
Waking up at six or even five in the morning isn’t easy, especially for a sleepy high schooler. Surprisingly, as much as being tired sucks, that’s not quite the worst part of the morning. In the dullness of the early morning, I look out the window of the bus and see what was dreaded all weekend: s...
The Conflict in Kashmir
Ramani Arunachalam, Contributor
October 8, 2019
In 1947, the partition of India and Pakistan forced millions of people to migrate between the two countries and leading to violence that killed hundreds of thousands of people. The status of Jammu and Kashmir (a state in the Himalayas), was left undecided. Fighting quickly broke out, and both countries eventually sent in troops, with Pakistan occupying about one-third of the state and India two-thir...
America Is For All, Not Just Whites
Meena Thakurdial, Contributor
May 21, 2019
In today’s century we are dealing with a new modern day oppression. White supremacy, the belief that white people are superior to others because of their race. They believe that certain people don't belong here in America. America needs to clean up there act and fight against white supremacy. Dur...
Big Changes in the Horizon for a Local Traffic Hotspot
Andrea Moisei, N/A
May 14, 2019
The possibility of new features for the intersection between Highway 3 and 142nd Street slowly solidifies this year, as changes aimed to aid the safety and flow of the intersection catch traction in the community. “We’re excited about the possibility of making that intersection safer” Rosemount H...
What is up with Girls being allowed in Boy Scouts?
Austin Parker, Administrator
April 9, 2019
On October of 2017, girls in America were allowed the chance to be apart of the Boy Scouts community. Many people debate about this decision to this day, however many are against this, including the Girl Scouts of America. “‘The need for female leadership has never been clearer or more urgent than...
Finding Security in Our State : Why U.S. Foreign Intervention is Still Necessary
J. A. Soileau, N/A
March 5, 2019
With the recent INF (Intermediate Nuclear Forces) withdrawal by the United States, tensions between the Western and Eastern Blocs have reached a new peak. The treaty, first enacted in 1985, barred the two superpowers from developing and staging short to intermediate range nuclear missiles. ...
The Rosemount High School Speech Team Starts the Season Strong
Hannah Beumer, N/A
February 19, 2019
The Rosemount High School Speech Team had a great start to the season, winning small team sweepstakes at the Chanhassen Invitational Speech Tournament. Spirits were high on Saturday night, after the Rosemount High School Speech Team celebrated not only their individual wins, but their Small Team Swee...
Global Warming
Lauren Henely, N/A
February 19, 2019
With a polar vortex wrapping up and a predicted hot summer coming, it seems to me global warming is at a peak. Transportation and different machinery are a huge factor to this dramatic change in climate. Global warming is killing our world, and a lot faster than we think. I can’t believe human ignoran...
Lauren Sanday, Contributor
October 15, 2019
The greatest illusion the mind can play on itself, is the very idea that perfection can be touched. As if one can hold it in the palm of their hands and feel it at their fingertips....
Ashley Patrin, Contributor
October 11, 2019
Rosemount High School has many great clubs, but none as important as our Environmental Science Club. The RHS Environmental Science Club provides an opportunity for students...
Lauren Sanday, Contributor
October 10, 2019
Waking up at six or even five in the morning isn’t easy, especially for a sleepy high schooler. Surprisingly, as much as being tired sucks, that’s not quite the worst...
Ramani Arunachalam, Contributor
October 8, 2019
In 1947, the partition of India and Pakistan forced millions of people to migrate between the two countries and leading to violence that killed hundreds of thousands of people....
Ashley Patrin, Contributor
September 25, 2019
School has been underway for less than a month but many have gotten sick already, not only students, but also teachers. On average, highschool students get about 3 - 4 colds...
May 28, 2019
May 28, 2019
America Is For All, Not Just Whites
May 21, 2019