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Stop getting your hopes up

Staff Editorial
January 31, 2024
A performance to remember. Bismarck High School has carried on the tradition of O Holy Night at their December concert. This is a tradition that will continue for years to come. “I love having something that is such a longstanding tradition,” Bismarck High School Choir Director Brian Saylor said.

The tradition of O Holy Night

Kadence Glasser, Entertainment Editor
January 31, 2024
Sidelines. Bismarck High’s girls wrestling team cheers on each other during match-ups. The team supports each other and creates a family atmosphere for success. “I absolutely love what Ive done with my adult life and my career,” BHS girls wrestling head coach Scott Knowlen said. “Seeing the wrestlers achieve their goals is where I get my fulfillment.”

Scott Knowlen Q&A

Lizzy Kerzman, Managing editor
January 24, 2024
Katie Oakland getting the horse and games ready. She got the horses ready for the next class. “Classes are usually 3o min a week,” Oakland said.

Loving with heart and soul

Skyler Simosko, Writer
December 23, 2023

The best holiday candy canes

Skyler Simosko, Writer
December 23, 2023

Pros and cons of high school relationships

Jordyn Pierce, Writer
December 22, 2023
Tuning in. Once a week, BHS global studies and AP United States history teacher Chris Cavanaugh enters a Zoom meeting with three friends to record a YouTube video-style podcast. The podcast covers topics pertaining to a program that guides students through constitutional competitions. “We dont come out and answer the series of questions that were discussing, but were talking about the history and the application,” Cavanaugh said. “This is education, the way it should happen.”

History buff

Lizzy Kerzman, Managing Editor
December 22, 2023
The struggle to find a balance. Students do not often look forward to reading the books that they are expected to read. Teachers do their best to find a balance between student’s interests and the reading that is required. “Reading stories (fiction or not), gives us a way to understand ourselves and those around us, in experiences and settings that we might never experience otherwise,” Bismarck High School English teacher Kirsten Nies said.

Lessons of literature

Kadence Glasser, Entertainment and Opinion Editor
December 21, 2023

Smarter Semesters

Staff Editorial
December 21, 2023
Cameron Braun. 3rd baseman Cameron Braun is getting ready for the pitch. She made the play to end the inning. Everyone is different, BHS Athletic Director Matthew Crane said. There is not a hard answer here. Some student athletes are ready much earlier than others. Some are not ready until their senior year.

Early Acceptances

Carson Braun, Writer
December 20, 2023

Golf is underrated

Carson Braun, Writer
December 20, 2023
Comics. Amendments are found everywhere in the world. The word ‘Amendments’ was spotted in this comic book. “The First Amendment guarantees that the government will not infringe our right to free speech by preventing us from speaking, punishing us based on the content of what we say, or compelling us to say things we do not believe,” First Amendment Specialist Kevin Goldberg said.

Are your rights right?

Hannah Sarkilahti, Editor-in-chief
December 20, 2023
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