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monitorsaintpaul.com
Intentional Technology Saint Paul asks SPPS to disable YouTube and Gemini AI
Recently, more than a dozen organizations co-signed the attached open letter to school districts, district leaders, and school boards, and sent it to the leadership of the 150 largest public school districts in the United States. As the letter describes in detail, litigation and public reporting have clarified the unacceptable level of risk to students posed by accessibility of YouTube and Gemini AI on school-issued devices. The letter also explains Google’s repeated attempts to shift legal risk associated with its products onto school districts. The letter concludes by asking districts to: (1) disable YouTube on school-issued devices; (2) disable Gemini AI on school-issued devices; and (3) investigate student internet use on school-issued devices, share the results with the public, and reform their policies to ensure student safety.
BroBible
Minnesota High School Soccer Semifinal Game Ends On Controversial Penalty Kick With 30 Seconds Remaining
St. Michael-Albertville defeated Bemidji by a final score of 1-0 during the girls high school soccer sectional semifinal match in Minnesota on Thursday. The deciding goal was scored on a controversial penalty kick on the final play of regulation. Even if it was the correct call by the head referee, the timing of the foul […] The post Minnesota High School Soccer Semifinal Game Ends On Controversial Penalty Kick With 30 Seconds Remaining appeared first on BroBible.
Stillwater Gazette
Girls soccer: After knocking off third-ranked Edina, Ponies cruise in section opener
OAK PARK HEIGHTS — After closing out the regular season with one of its biggest wins of the season, Stillwater received contributions from the entire lineup in a 15-0 victory over St. Paul Central in the quarterfinals of the Section 4AAA tournament on Tuesday, Oct. 13 at Stillwater Area High School. Thirteen players collected at least one point for the second-seeded Ponies (7-1-1 SEC, 13-2-2), who advanced to face third-seeded East Ridge (6-3-0, 9-7-1) in semifinals on Thursday, Oct. 15. The other semifinal features top-seeded White Bear Lake (8-1-0, 13-2-1) vs. No. 4 Woodbury (5-4-0, 8-7-0). The winners will meet in the section finals at the higher seed on Tuesday, Oct. 20. Stillwater, which is the reigning state champion — but graduated 17 seniors from that squad — built a 5-0 halftime lead against the Minutemen (4-9-1). Jaelyn Surgenor scored less than minute before the intermission to build on previous goals from Adrian Ruben, Maddie Bonilla, Laney Valerius and Emme Schneider. Monroe Eggum helped stretch the lead with four second-half goals for the Ponies, who also received a goal each from Quinn Mathre, Charlie Jones, Bella Rodriguez, Clara Wipperfurth, Peyton Surgenor and a second goal from Schneider. St. Paul Central
MinnPost
tcjewfolk.com
hastingsjournal.news
Raiders remain undefeated heading to U.S. Bank Stadium for the Minnesota State Tournament!
The Hastings Raiders Marching Band and Color Guard debuted their 2026 show, “The Warrior’s Code,” in a doubleheader of marching band competitions on Saturday, September 12. The Raiders’ first competition that Saturday afternoon was the 34th Annual Prairie Colors Marching Band Festival at Eden Prairie High School....
FOX 21 Online
Minnesota Monsters announce move to University of St. Thomas campus
The Minnesota Monsters announced Monday that Lee & Penny Anderson Arena at the University of St. Thomas will become the franchise's home beginning with the 2027 season. The move follows an inaugural AF1 season in which Minnesota finished 8-4, earned the No. 3 playoff seed, won a home postseason game at Amsoil Arena and advanced to the league semifinals.
Eden Prairie Local News
hoodline.com
Ex-Macalester Professor Charged After Student Finds Urine on Her Backpack
A former Macalester College chemistry professor has been charged by summons after a student said she found urine on her backpack and belongings in a campus science building, causing $2,070 in damage. Paul Jerome Fischer, 55, of St. Paul, taught chemistry at the college for 25 years before resigning amid the investigation, and he is due to make his first court appearance next month.
KARE 11
New analysis ranks the best colleges and universities in Minnesota