As snow melts, students enjoy warmer weather

Gitanjali Raman, Feature Editor|April 11, 2014

From bottom left to top right, junior Nick Koch, sophomore Brendan McGlincey, junior Sam Suzuki, and junior Abdulsalan Osman play in the courtyard together.

Warmer temperatures have melted ice and diminished snow piles. But, at St. Paul Academy and Summit School, the most notable sign of spring was activity in the Lily Courtyard. Junior boys Nick Koch, Sam Suzuki, Abdulsalan Osman and Luke Bishop played frisbee, with sophomore Brendan McGlincey even in shorts, on the afternoon of Mar. 11 before spring break. “I love passing the disk with my bros,” Koch said.

Coates Cush defies gravity on his snowboard

BACK ON THE SELF. At Hosmer library in Hennepin County, Campbell volunteers weekly and keeps the books in circulation, keeping them ready for people to check out. (Submitted by Via Campbell).

From patron to volunteer: Via Campbell gives back to her neighborhood library

LENIN SMILES. During a trip to Prague in 2018 for a post-Cold War gender and sexuality conference, Gokhberg stopped to take a picture at the memorial museum of Cold War statues. Submitted by Gokhberg.

[DISCUSSING THE DISSERTATION] Gokhberg’s journey to Doctor Zhivago

UP NORTH. Ninth-grader Henry Cammack makes fishing a lifestyle. “It’s a tradition of ours every year to go to Canada and bet money on who can catch the biggest Northern and Walleye,” he said.

Henry Cammack casts a line in search of a great fish tale

SENIOR SZN. Senior Scarlett Gibson films a video with Sophia Bietz, Ada LaTarte and Dia Chaney during homecoming week. (Screen capture submitted by Scarlett Gibson)

Scarlett Gibson captures senior year on video

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