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The Student News Site of Bismarck High School

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Kadence Glasser

Kadence Glasser, writer

Kadence is a friendly person with lots of ideas. She enjoys reading, animals, and being with friends and family. Kadence’s favorite season is fall and loves Halloween.

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The possible TikTok takedown

The possible TikTok takedown

Kadence Glasser, Entertainment Editor
April 22, 2024

What your go-to school drink says about you

Kadence Glasser, Entertainment Editor
April 22, 2024

Don’t be trashy, stay classy

Hannah Sarkilahti and Kadence Glasser
March 26, 2024
Looking up from the screens

Looking up from the screens

Kadence Glasser, Entertainment Editor
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. “It's a more personal scholarship just because it's for Mrs. O,” BHS English and AVID teacher Allison Reommich said. “It's 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
How to start a podcast

How to start a podcast

Kadence Glasser, Entertainment Editor
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
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
Spectacular senior shoots

Spectacular senior shoots

Kadence Glasser, Entertainment Editor
November 19, 2023
Testing interests. Job shadowing gives students the ability to learn more about many different careers, and experience them firsthand. Bismarck high school offers this to juniors and seniors, and believes that it may help any student learn more about the workforce. ”The sky's the limit when you're going in for some of those job shadows,” Career advisor Shannon Balerud said.

The success of job shadowing

Kadence Glasser, Opinion/Entertainment Editor
November 16, 2023
A #BookTok display. The growth of #BookTok has brought more attention to books for young adult readers. This platform helps readers gather outlooks on stories that they may not have thought of. “BookTok is more about promoting versus understanding, many posts show what books will hook you, or make you feel certain emotions,” Bismarck High School librarian Angela Siewert said.

Growth of #BookTok

Kadence Glasser, Opinion Editor
October 3, 2023

The new trending items

Kadence Glasser, Entertainment Editor
September 8, 2023
Sunny summer over stressful spring

Sunny summer over stressful spring

Kadence Glasser, Writer
May 25, 2023
Hard work pays off. Bismarck High School’s class of 2024 achieved scores that have increased from previous years. ACT scores have shown the effort put in by students each school year. “This year's juniors did a really great job, we’ve seen a lot of growth with our ACT scores,” Bismarck High School’s assistant principal Lynette Johson said.

Out with the old scores, in with the new

Kadence Glasser, Writer
May 24, 2023
Lockers, a thing of the past

Lockers, a thing of the past

Kadence Glasser, Writer
May 2, 2023
A friendly face. Julie Kost values every BHS student. “My door is always open,” Kost said.

Julie Kost, super psychologist

Kadence Glasser, Writer
May 2, 2023
Snow days vs. virtual days

Snow days vs. virtual days

Kadence Glasser, Writer
April 4, 2023
Motivating or damaging aesthetics

Motivating or damaging aesthetics

Kadence Glasser, Writer
April 3, 2023
Determination. At the end of the day, students need to remember that they are capable of doing great things, it is the way they push themselves that will help them succeed. “I think we have to learn that it's okay to push ourselves,” Saylor said.

Choir competition conflict

Kadence Glasser, Writer
March 9, 2023
Why humans change their minds faster than lightning

Why humans change their minds faster than lightning

Kadence Glasser, Writer
February 23, 2023
New language learning

New language learning

Kadence Glasser, Writer
February 2, 2023
The gap between the holidays and summer

The gap between the holidays and summer

Kadence Glasser, Writer
January 27, 2023
The evolution of music in 2022

The evolution of music in 2022

Kadence Glasser, Writer
December 31, 2022
Treasuring traditions

Treasuring traditions

Kadence Glasser, Writer
December 21, 2022
Music can directly affect mental health

Music can directly affect mental health

Kadence Glasser, Writer
December 6, 2022
Meet me at midnight

Meet me at midnight

Kadence Glasser, Writer
December 6, 2022
Gas up or gas down?

Gas up or gas down?

Kadence Glasser, Writer
November 18, 2022
Candy corn can quit

Candy corn can quit

Kadence Glasser, Writer
October 28, 2022
Pink plans

Pink plans

Kadence Glasser, Writer
October 24, 2022
Advisory Alterations

Advisory Alterations

Kadence Glasser, Writer
October 1, 2022
Self improvement month

Self improvement month

Kadence Glasser, Writer
October 1, 2022
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