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4 basic tips for boosting social media

Hannah Sarkilahti, Editor-In-Chief
February 27, 2024
The Jody Olheiser Memorial Scholarship is a chance for students to remember their beloved teacher who impacted many lives. This scholarship will help one chosen AVID student continue their education after high school. “Its a more personal scholarship just because its for Mrs. O,” BHS English and AVID teacher Allison Reommich said. “Its a nice reflective point for the ones who knew her and a nice way to remember what an impact she had on them.”

A chance to help and remember

Kadence Glasser, Entertainment Editor
February 27, 2024
New student section themes

New student section themes

Jordyn Pierce, Writer
February 27, 2024
Preparing his athletes. Head BHS boys basketball coach Jordan Wilhelm prepares his team to be calm and collected during intense in-game scenarios. These high-stake situations also help prepare an athlete to make the jump from high school sports to college. “We feel like, if our athletes play winning basketball,” Wilhelm said. “colleges will see the types of qualities they possess.”

Coaching for the next level

Lizzy Kerzman, Managing editor
February 27, 2024
Bismarck Downtown Artist Cooperative is located at 222 North 4th Street, Suite 202 in the Historic Tribune Building. This central location allows BDAC to create an interactive space that brings the community together. We are excited to be part of the emerging energy of downtown Bismarck.

Bismarck art galleries – BDAC

Catherine Farrell, Writer
February 27, 2024
Why Not in Action. Business teacher Ricardo Pierre Louis talks to members as a guest speaker. He talked to them about spending and making money. Vukelich said, “These life skills are very much needed and help us get prepared for the life ahead of us.”

Why not join the new club at BHS?

Emma Strand, Writer
February 27, 2024
Hands-on learning. Bismarck, North Dakota differentiates itself by prioritizing career academies, leading by example and investing in new programs. Students have been given the chance to leave the traditional classroom and pursue real-life skills. Career Technical education will continue to lead young minds to success. “I think the students in Bismarck are so lucky,” Career Academy and Technical Center Director Dale Hoerauf said. “It’s just not me, It’s the school board and it’s the superintendent, they believed in all this stuff. They believed that there’s more than just core classes.”

Success starts young

Alannah Kemmis, Photography Editor
February 27, 2024
How to start a podcast

How to start a podcast

Kadence Glasser, Entertainment Editor
January 31, 2024
January Demon Spotlight

January Demon Spotlight

Alannah Kemmis, Photography Editor
January 31, 2024
Board games are fun

Board games are fun

Lizzy Kerzman, Managing Editor
January 31, 2024
Should Finals be required?

Should Finals be required?

Brielle Wrangham, Writer
January 31, 2024
Identity is a work of art

Identity is a work of art

Ashton Littlewind, Design Editor
January 31, 2024
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