A Cause For Concern?

Written By: Kelli Moe A recent report by the I.A.E.A. (International Atomic Energy Agency) has many countries on edge. The report which was given on November 8th stated that there is a great deal of evidence suggesting “Iran has carried out activities relevant to the development of a nuclear device”.... [Read more]

Hip Hop Club

By: Sandra Vang   Hip Hop is about dancing, making up dance moves, choreography, having fun, and performing!  Usually we meet on Mondays from 3:15 to 5:00 in the cafeteria. The president is Nouchi Yang and the founder is Pa Chia Cha.  Hip Hop is a way to relieve your stress if you have too... [Read more]

Anime Club!

By: Sandra Vang Anime club is about hanging out with people who have similar interests that you do. It’s also about having fun. What we do is draw, watch anime and manga, hang out and talk. The president is Gao Naj Lee and the founder of anime club is Phana. Usually we meet every Thursday from... [Read more]

PARK THEATER PRESENTS:

My Son Is Crazy. . .But Promising By: Taylor Diedrich   What do aliens, spies, and five million dollars have to do with each other? In the Park production, My Son Is Crazy. . .But Promising, all of these subjects come together.   The Ritz-Apache Lodge is filled with crazy guests including Dimitri... [Read more]

Ceremonials

Written By: Sarah Miner Florence + the Machine is a band that wasn’t very popular until last spring with their hit “Dog Days Are Over” premiering on radios across the country.  This song came from the album Lungs which appeared in the United Kingdom in 2009.  Nearly two years later, the band... [Read more]

St. Paul Park police search for suspect in reported assault and burglary

[By: Scott Wente, South Washington County Bulletin] Authorities were looking for a male suspect who allegedly assaulted a St. Paul Park woman after forcing his way into her home over the weekend. According to St. Paul Park police: A 42-year-old woman was awoken by noise around 12:15 a.m. Saturday at... [Read more]

Perfect 36: Park High School senior earns top ACT score

By: Scott Wente, South Washington County Bulletin The Park High School senior took the ACT test this fall for a second time. He believes he got one question wrong out of 215 multiple-choice questions, and that was good enough for a perfect ACT score of 36. “Apparently they rounded up — which I’m... [Read more]

Park Athlete of the Week: Cameron Anderson

By: Patrick Johnson, Sports Editor, South Washington County Bulletin One of Park’s youngest athletes made a name for herself last week. Eighth-grade cross country runner Cameron Anderson had the Wolfpack’s top finish at the Section 3AA championship meet. Anderson finished first for Park girls with... [Read more]

District 833 proposal: No more East Ridge transfers

By: Judy Spooner, South Washington County Bulletin Students from Park and Woodbury high schools won’t be allowed to transfer to East Ridge High School for the 2012-13 school year under an administration recommendation. East Ridge will also be closed to out-of-district transfers if the District... [Read more]

Park High School ROTC students plan 24-hour Veterans Day vigil

By: Scott Wente, South Washington County Bulletin Park High School student Tyler Cheslog will be awake at 3 a.m. Friday — and marching outside. Cheslog and 23 of his fellow Air Force Junior ROTC members will commemorate Veterans Day by conducting a 24-hour vigil at the flag pole in front of the... [Read more]

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