
This is the online presence of Polar Prints, the school newspaper of North High School in North St. Paul, Minnesota.


set of lights to test which bulbs need replacing or if the set needs to be thrown away.An anonymous senior said, “I love putting up lights with my family. We put them around the deck, roof, and all of our trees!”
People drive around looking for dazzling lights to see. Some companies rent limousines and go for a ride in downtown Minneapolis. St. Paul has a drive-thru light show near Lake Phalen. It only costs a few dollars. All the money goes to a charity.
“The lights at Phalen are AMAZING. There are so many different colors,” said Sarah Collova.
Some houses make a whole village of lights. They have light up deer, trees, texts, wreaths and more. Most people like the light up Santas’ hardware stores have in stock. Stores now make blow up characters that have lights inside of them.
When asked where the best place to look for lights is, a Jessie reported, “I wou

ld have to say either Mahtomedi or Woodbury. They seem to have the best layout and scenery.”
Please take the time to enjoy all
of the wonderful art work people put out for others to enjoy.
You never know if you will be the one to win the best decorated house.

Zombies were spotted at the University of Minnesota? "Now Zombies are eating U-Minn. students." says Alex Friedrich on October 28th, 2010. It has already struck Winona.
As you may know, the end of the trimester is approaching, which means finals are coming sooner than you know it.
Many students don’t know where to begin to study because there is so much information to look at. Here are a few useful tips that students and teachers say.
Begin by asking your teachers, what topics are on the final. This way you are not studying unuseful information. Once you know the topics, go through your notebook and put post-it notes where the topics occur.
“I like making flash cards to memorize vocabulary words,” said a senior. “It makes me think about the word more than just looking at the definition.
Many students hand out study guides for their students to refresh the topics from the trimester. Make sure to fill the whole worksheet out so it ‘clicks’ in your brain. Even a slight overview gets you thinking.
“Don’t look at the study guide the day before the exam. I tell my students to look at it multiple times and days before, to ensure it stays in their head. Take a half an hour everyday to study,” reported Mr. Woodcock.
North high has a study session called Cocoa N’ Cram at the end of each trimester. Many students and teachers are there to help out. The students go because they like getting free hot chocolate, hanging with friends, and preparing for finals.
The night before the test, get a good night sleep. Look at some of your notes too. Maybe quiz yourself with flashcards.
It’s the morning of your test and you’re super nervous. Get up early enough to make a good, healthy breakfast. Pack some snacks and a drink in your backpack. Make sure you have two or more number 2 pencils with an extra eraser. Once you leave your house, you should be on your way to success on your exams.