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By Wyatt Mosiman Explorers — nearly all of them men — first sighted Antarctica some 200 years ago in 1820 and put up barriers to deter any women who hoped to join them. In 1914, famed British explorer Ernest Shackleton told three women his expedition has “no vacancies for the opposite sex,” in what was hardly an isolated incident of discrimination. It took a prolonged struggle, but today, women are a growing presence among the scientists and explorers in Antarctica.
Isabella Bennett and Wyatt Mosiman November 28, 2016 Oscar the Octopus Back when Minnetonka High School was established in 1952, our mascot was Oscar the Octopus, a non-wearable representation of our school spirit. He quickly evolved from being a stuffed animal filled with nylon to a costume a student could actually wear. Then, in 1985, by popular vote, Skip the Duck replaced Oscar from ‘85 to ‘89.
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