By Elliot Kuli Torro (Tan) and Christoph Glowsky (Glowaski) According to our informal poll, three out of every ten Minnetonka students have no idea what their cultural heritage is. Although it is not necessary, understanding your heritage is an important key for unlocking the mystery of your identity. It can explain why you think a … [Read more…]
By Elliot Tan and Keith “Puglsey” Bartram As in any trip, there are always a couple of lonely and brave souls who volunteer to take the “sweep” position, that is, the rear, (notice the stale stench of sarcasm?) On this wilderness venture, we were the sweepers for most part. When we arrived at the trail … [Read more…]
By Elliot Tan At a frozen campsite far away, lived eight men. These eight men were huddled around a fire, deep in the woods. They had donned a look of hard, emotionless stone, a cowl needed if one was to survive the conditions these men faced. The wear, the pain, the leathering effect that the … [Read more…]
By Elliot Tan On April 25th 1992, Mini-School and Scenic Heights Elementary teamed up to clean Purgatory Park, as they do every year for the Minnetonka adopt-a-park program: People began to arrive at the park around 9:30, and by ten, everyone was there. We all split up into groups and took to the cleansing. Some … [Read more…]