New Years Resolutions: Why Falling Off The Wagon is Enviable
January 27, 2020
This afternoon I was walking down the hall on my way to the lunchroom when I had a “philosophical moment.” Whenever I’m having a good, productive day and I’m feeling good about my decisions, I’ll give myself little “pep-talks” as a way to encourage my good behavior. I don’t know how ...
Dare to Try
April 9, 2019
Photo credit: 2019 AVHS Yearbook, Valley Images The band director was standing boldly and attached to the music as he continued to conduct the piece. The song he had dreamed of teaching a band for decades but never tried in the past due to intimidation, was now a reality. The music created a magic...
Triple-A Award Steps to Success
December 18, 2018
2018 Triple-A Award Winners Reveal How They Became Successful High Schoolers In a Surprising Interview The Triple-A Award application is nearing its due date. Seniors that apply for this award across the state excel in the academics, arts, and athletics. Spencer Rolland and Molly Moynih...
Apple Valley Reacts to Stoneman Douglas
Annie Nguyen, Writer
April 17, 2018
Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School’s 2018 Valentine’s Day started similarly to Apple Valley High School’s. In Minnesota, members of the National Art Honor Society sold heart shaped pins at lunch, while their counterparts in Florida sold carnations in the cafeteria. The mornings in both cities cou...
Net Neutrality: The Fights for Its Return
Tai Henrichs, Writer
January 25, 2018
Introduction In the previous article, the historical background and importance of net neutrality were detailed. But, of course, the FCC (Federal Communications Commission) had already repealed Net Neutrality. That does not mean plenty of people from activists, to state legislatures, to Congress are n...
Net Neutrality: Its History and Impact
Tai Henrichs, Writer
January 4, 2018
The Net Neutrality Repeal On December 14, 2017, the FCC (Federal Communications Commission) voted to repeal rules ensuring the maintenance of Net Neutrality, a set of rules regulating ISPs (Internet Service Providers) that prohibited them from favoring some website or services over others. Previously,...
Giving Talent Away: The Answer to Fulfillment
Aaron Sesay, Writer
December 18, 2017
Here at Apple Valley High School, everyone has a talent. A talent is like a gift of ability. It is what you are good at. A talent can be excelling in a class like math or social studies, or having a skill like making music or running a mile in record-breaking time. We all have a talent, even if we do...
Remembering Our Veterans
Lauren Bernard, Editor
November 16, 2017
On November 10th, 2017, Apple Valley High School welcomed in over 200 veterans from our community. In honor of our veteran's valor, there were performances from Valley Select Chorale and Wind Ensemble, speeches from Senior and Naval Academy Commit Reagan Roelofs and Major General Jon Jensen, and ceremonies...
The MinneApple: A Not-So-Mini Weekend
Trinity Ek, Editor
November 7, 2017
This past weekend, Apple Valley hosted one of the largest debate tournaments in the nation. With over 20 states represented and three events offered, hundreds of debaters flocked to the highly coveted MinneApple. The week leading up to the tournament was jam-packed as Apple Valley’s speech team wo...
Homecoming 2017: Red Carpets and Paper Bag Coat Checks
October 10, 2017
The homecoming dance is a cherished tradition of many high schools across the nation, dating back to the late 1800s or early 1900s. Typically thought of as the climax of homecoming week (which is composed of events such as spirit week, pep fest, and a football game), homecoming dances originated as a way t...
A Day For All Mothers
Zynab Ahmed, Features Writer
May 15, 2017
Ever since President Wilson signed a declaration marking Mother's Day as a national holiday, many individuals showed their mothers some well-deserved appreciation. Taking place on the 14th of May this year, this day is dedicated to the hard-work and kindness of mothers. This holiday is not onl...
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