The Quill

Issue 8 of the 2020-2021 School Year

Published Monday, May 24, 2021

• Hawk students walk out to protest area killing, cover
• Middle school shooting results in no injuries, cover
• Robbinsdale school board selects new superintendent, cover
• Seniors tackle tasks to prep for graduation, pg 2
• Relay for Life deemed a success despite obstacles, pg 2
• Taking the next steps, pg 3
• Opinion: Saying farewell to Cooper High School, pg 4
• Opinion: Social media's benefits matched by its drawbacks, pg 4
• Opinion: Hawks should take advantage of new weight room, pg 4
• Opinion: Student support day should be a permanent part of schedule, pg 4
• Opinion: Daunte Wright is yet another victim of police, pg 5
• Opinion: Police killing of Chicago teen adds to shameful list of deaths, pg 5
• Variety: Beware of returning to this Jedi, pg 6
• Variety: Premier Performers, pg 6
• Variety: Original Spider-Man trilogy ends well, pg 7
• Variety: Mortal Kombat stays alive with latest installment, pg 7
• Variety: Groundbreaking Akira still holds up three decades later, pg 7
• Variety: Cinderalla gets update in Cinder, pg 7
• Variety: The Four Agreements is a self-help book that truly does its job, pg 7
• Variety: Blade Runner takes on compelling topics, pg 8
• Variety: Hitman dramedy Barry is a great showcase for Bill Hader, pg 8
• Sports: Wild poised for playoff success, pg 9
• Sports: Cooper Competitors, pg 9
• Sports: Viking execs make good choices during draft, pg 9
• Sports: Struggling Twins try to correct shortcomings, pg 10
• Sports: Timberwolves finally showing some life at season's end, pg 10